For roughly $13 USD, I ordered a plate of steak, rice, eggplant, and a large side salad of lettuce,…read moretomatoes, and onions. I couldn't finish everything, because the portion was pretty big, but everything was pretty tasty! The steak was cooked a bit too well, but it still had a nice sear on the outside, and was packed with flavor. The food was a bit oily, as it seems like they ladled some oil over the rice and eggplant. My waiter was really friendly and quick with it, and he seemed to be the only one working with about 15 tables of customers. The place is inside a kind of soccer club with a meeting room/indoor activity area on the other side of the restaurant. Seemed to be very much a local place. For an affordable meal with large portions, Club Eros is a solid pick.

Ok, este lugar es el lugar de comida argentina más auténtico que he conocido hasta ahora. Si…read morequieres conocer donde un porteño clásico come este lugar es la mejor opción, principalmente por que reune cosas esenciales de la cultura local: Buena carne, buen precio e atención medio mala onda al mejor estilo porteño. Jejeje El restaurante es simples, esta ubicado adentro de un club antiguo en el barrio de Palermo. No tienen pretención de ser un lugar exclusivo o elegante, mismo estando en uno de los barrios más top de la ciudad, justo en una zona de restaurantes chetos y famosos, y eso me encantó! Tiene un estilo bodegón y me hace acordar de estos bares antiguos donde los ancianos van a tomar algo y mirar partidos de fútbol. Caí ahi totalmente por acaso con una amiga. Ibamos caminando en dirección a plaza Serrano y el olor nos llamó la atención! Miramos por una de las ventanas y a traves de la cortina podimos ver que era un restaurante. Decidimos buscar la entrada y cenar ahi! Al entrar pasamos por una mesa gigante solamente con señores, y al fondo se veía una cuadra desportiva y algunos chicos jugando fútbol. La atención fue fria, y nos cobraron mal la cuenta, pero la comida estaba super buena! Mi amiga pedió costillita de cerdo, y yo un bife de chorizo. Como guarnición las dos pedimos papas fritas y tomamos cerveza. Buenísimo!!!

Creo que es el bodegón con los mejores precios en todo Buenos Aires. Encima, la comida es rica, y…read morelas porciones abundantes. Ofrecen un plato del día que en Noviembre 2025 sale 5500 pesos. Brindan servicio de mesa. El bodegón está lleno de artículos históricos. Es como un mini museo. Si te gusta la historia, vas a encantar. Sentís como en casa que es un ambiente bastante cómodo.

After looking at a few places we decided on Suipacha because it actually had the ambiance we wanted…read moreand the menu looked cheaper than other places around. We had four dishes: Strip steak, spaghetti, lomito and ribeye. The server was patient and helpful with our very little Spanish. The place was clean. The meats were tasty, the portions were huge. The spaghetti was not saucy but seasoned more using herbs, my daughter didn't really like, probably because she is used to American style, but the adults who tried it thought it had a nice flavor. I'm surprised this isn't ranked higher.

Wow! I think I've never been in a dirtier restaurant. We came here because the place recommended to…read moreus, which is across the street, was full. We only wanted a glass of wine while waiting for a bus. Easily the most overpriced menu we found in Buenos Aires. The wine was below par. And the bathroom was flooded, literally flooded with used paper towels and toilet paper (no toilet paper to use, though). I couldn't even finish my wine for gagging. Avoid.