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Av. Leandro N. Alem 485
4103 Tafí Viejo
Argentina
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Does Oliverio serve alcohol?
Yes, Oliverio serves alcohol.
Does Oliverio have parking?
Yes, Oliverio has parking options.
Does Oliverio have free WiFi?
Yes, Oliverio has free WiFi.
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My boyfriend and I went to La Pizzada Pizzeria to watch the Argentina vs. Ecuador World Cup…read morequalifier match. It was by far the largest restaurant I have eaten at in Argentina and had numerous TVs scattered throughout. While it certainly fulfilled the requirements of "game and pizza," there was nothing exceptional or notable about the place. We ordered the medium-sized charcuterie plate and munched happily on salami, olives and blue cheese as the game started. When we asked our waiter for a wine recommendation he said he would check to see what he had in stock. He then proceeded to bring out the most expensive Malbec on the list and emphasize that it was "the best". We accepted (wanting desperately to forget the blistering beating that Argentina was taking on the soccer field) and found the bottle of Alambrado to be average. But average in a country that produces 75% of the world's Malbec is... A bit of a disappointment. Finally, the pizza. We tried the "Yankee" which offered mushrooms, red peppers and olives along with ham and calabreza (if bacon and salami had a baby...). The crust was thin and crunchy. Not bad, but not a pizza I'll be craving a week from now. Overall, a fine experience. But I hope to find a more appealing spot to watch sporting events at in the future.
Great merienda! Food…read moreoverall is very good. Service is prompt. Excellent coffees and wine ( I prefer Familia Gascon's merlot 2019) Classy environment. Casual vibe.
Siempre pizzas Pizza melanzane y zucchinis en 1º lugar…read more2º fugazzetta Una ensalda también esta bien de entrada. Verdes palta pollo y queso
Tiramisú. Hemos comido mejores
Sorrentinos silvestres.
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Sorrentinos de calabaza . Ricos y abundantes.
La Oficina or La Ofi has been my favorite breakfast and dinner spot here in Tucuman. In the morning…read morethe streets are pretty loud so I retreat inside and enjoy good wifi. At night the outside tables are usually taken but if you can snag one I would recommend the chicken or beef empanada and the sfijas. Watch out for the hot juice explosion when you bite into these though. They are the same empanadas as at the Fabrica across the street, and they are the best. It's pretty informal, I've seen guys in suits hold meetings alongside young couples eating pizza. They stay open during the week from 5:30pm to 1:30am, and during the weekends from 7pm to 2. In the mornings they are open Monday to Saturday from 8am to 3pm.
Típico fernet con coca!
Un día a la semana hay pollo en el menú. Muy bien cocinado
Excelentes empanadas! De carne De queso De pollo De jamon y queso De verduras
An unexpected find in this town. Decor is new and modern, with dishes that are beyond the usual…read moremeat, pasta, and pizza. Don't get me wrong, they still serve them, but at least it's done with updated taste and presentation. Service was excellent, friendly and warm. They don't charge service fee, which is a bonus. Though prices are slightly above average, maybe the service fee is already priced into the menu.
No me gustó el servicio la comida fría pero el ambiente fue bueno siempre con respetoread more
Los vinos expuestos en el peor lugar. El bar es muy lindo.
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This is a very nice and clean Arabic restaurant, Shawarma's are a must as well as the sweets and…read moredesserts, the stuff is really friendly and the place is a very casual to just grab a bite and go home or keep working with it
While traveling through Argentina with my boyfriend, we came across this gem of a restaurant. At…read more10pm, we were the very first diners of the night. We sat upstairs in the window area with a nice view of the park below. We asked our server for a wine recommendation and he came back with a Malbec that was heavenly. Literally the best bottle I've ever had-- and it was 110 pesos (~$8). For dinner, we split two dishes: one was a beef filet wrapped in bacon ("Lomo") the other a homemade pasta dish ("Agnolote"). While both were excellent, the pasta was exceptional. Definitely my favorite spot in Tucumán!