American goes to American breakfast spot- fork found in kitchen…read more Jay's was my boyfriend's favorite brunch spot when he lived in Buenos Aires so we had to visit. I grabbed a vanilla iced latte and we both got some eggs, toast and side dishes. I got some hash browns and he got pancakes. Wow the hash browns were so good. And I'm normally super picky about my pancakes but these were also incredible. They also give you a cup of maple syrup which I didn't think would be enough for me but it was alright. I got a cheese omelette which I didn't like too much but I traded it with my boyfriend for his scrambled eggs- I highly recommend the scrambled eggs, they have a really incredible seasoning. And the hashbrowns. You order at the counter and your food is brought to you. You can pay with a credit card. This place definitely feels like a sports bar/breakfast spot and they even had my local teams flag up on the wall! Skol Vikings! The latte also was very good, probably the best one I had the whole trip.

The coffee was undrinkable. I took an Argentine friend to an American breakfast (my first time…read morethere) and was hugely disappointed. Nothing like a good diner experience. Pass.

During our stay in Buenos Aries, we have been eating a steady diet of beef. It was refreshing to…read morefind a restaurant that served fresh salads and wraps. Everything is made fresh to order and was delicious. The staff was friendly the restaurant is very clean and they offer menus printed in English

Really great all day spot!!! Breakfasts are nice and the coffee is great!!! Can spend all day…read moreworking if needed!!! Fresh fruits and amazing juices too.

Cocu has a cute atmosphere, though the food my friend and I ate wasn't the best. I can't remember…read moreexactly what I ordered, but it was something with salmon, and it was just off. One item I did enjoy was my vanilla latte.

Good service with kind waiters. Butter croissant was super flakey and delicious. The lattes were…read morelovely as well. They tasted relatively fresh and had good strength to them. My only complaint is that the almond croissant was EXTREMELY sweet and quite soggy from an excess amount of syrup. But overall great experience. Inside it was not very crowded. It started picking up as we were leaving but it was neat, clean, and beautifully decorated with real flowers and an old timey feel. All of the pastries looked great as well.

Highly recommend Las Cabras for authentic Argentinian food. Their menu is massive. The space is…read morerustic and allows for sunlight to permeate in as the doors are wide open. The staff is incredibly kind and attentive. We asked whether the ice cubes were filtered or not but they couldn't confirm. They got us a bucket of ice to put or Diet Coke in. They were vey patient to answer any questions we had. The portions are insane. It was so much food, we skipped dinner that day. I got the local fish and the piece was at least one foot by one foot, the picture does not do it justice. The crispiness was perfect and the meat itself was flaky. One of the best fish meals I have ever had. The next day, I saw the fish highlighted at the natural museum in taxidermy which was pretty neat. I wish the fish came with more than a salad but I took some rice and mashed pumpkin from another plate. Odd that they gave one roll to share between two people. I wanted quesadillas but they did not have them available for that day. The food lacked salt but I am starting to think the food in Buenos Aires in general does. The glasses were dirty with prints and gunk on the side, which was okay, we drank straight from the bottle.

Ambiance here was good for locals and tourist nightlife. There was live music playing on a Thursday…read morenight outside on the patio. We opted to eat inside to prevent getting bitten by too many bugs. Our waitress was very patient as our party mainly spoke English (I was able to communicate in agrammatical Spanish). Good food, great portions, very loud inside. Bathroom is a little claustrophobic.

Stopped by Rodi near Recoleta Cemetery for a quick lunch. The place was busy with locals, which…read moreseemed promising. We ordered a few starters, including empanadas, a stuffed tomato, and deep-fried mozzarella sticks. The empanadas were decent but nothing memorable. The stuffed tomato was very basic, and the mozzarella sticks were huge but had an odd flavor to the point that none of us ate them. The plates were cleared without any comment, which felt a bit inattentive. Service was fine overall, but since this was a recommended stop for empanadas, it ended up being a letdown and not somewhere I'd return.

I ate the best steak here and was disappointed when I returned a week later to miss their open…read morehours for another meal. Attentive service and the place is popular with the locals too!

My wife and I recently stayed at the Fierro Hotel on a recent trip to Buenos Aires. The hotel has a…read morerestaurant, UCO, on the main floor. We decided to visit the restaurant one evening for dinner and had a nice experience. We started with the Quesos Locales y Chutneys Patagonicos. This selection of local cheeses and jams featured cheese of varying textures and flavors: one gooey rich and creamy, one hardy and salty, and one creamy deliciously pungent blue cheese. The pairing of jams worked nicely with each cheese. Next we had the Duo de Empanadas Caseras. This pair of empanadas featured one beef and one cheese. The empanadas had a crisp outside, the cheese was nicely gooey and the beef was tender and lightly marinated with a creamy gravy. For our entrée we split an Ojo de Bife. This steak was tender, juicy and smokey and paired with sides of chimichurri, ground mustard and salt.

Solid 4.5 stars for this place. It's definitely pricey compared to other restaurants but the food…read morewas really very good. We had: the jamon croquettes, which were awesome; the cheese plate - delicious and nice pairing with some homemade jams; the cheeseburger, which was very filling and delicious; the zucchini carpaccio (so fresh and yummy!); and the pasta with tomato sauce and pesto. The service is lovely at this place. We had breakfast here most days that we stayed here (a full two weeks) and all the waitstaff are wonderful. It has a quiet ambience, which is warm and welcoming. They have an incredible collection of wines too!

Very disappointing all you can eat experience in Buenos Aires. Definitely come here if you…read moreprioritize quantity over quality. Almost every dish I tried was flavorless. Many of the most popular items were not restocked throughout the night. They operate with many custom stations so you spend a lot of the night waiting on lines to get your food. The dessert bar was fair and had many options but truly everything else was lacking. Most people come here for the all you can eat meat so would not recommend if you have dietary restrictions. Prices are standard for the row of all you can eat places in this part of the city. The ambiance was busy but not packed on a Friday night. They offer the option to make reservations online which was helpful. Only tourists were eating here, not locals.

La comida divina los meseros muy serios pero el sitio si estaba bien limpio y la calidad de la…read morecomida divina pasamos una linda noche !!!!!!

Super cozy atmosphere and some of the best service we encountered in Buenos Aires. No wait at…read more7:30pm. Ordered empandas, locro, mondongo, and a humita en chala. The mondongo was our family favorite--this is some of the best soup I have ever had--super comforting and absolutely bursting with flavor, and the tripe pieces were so tender. Every dish here was tasty though, and this was one of my top restaurants of our vacation.

Great empandas and service. Brick oven style. Very cool overall experience and a place I would…read moredefinitely go back to.