4.5/5 stars Came…read morehere for dinner (we made a reservation in advance). The menu had a great variety of local specialties. They started us off with bread and olive oil/balsamic vinegar - my fave was the breadstick. We ordered 2 appetizers: the antipasti of local specialties and the melted cheese. The antipasti of local specialties included cassava, avocado, surubí croquette, reviro, chipa guazu, and sopa paraguaya. This dish was so unique!! My fave was one of the corn pies (it was cheesy) and the croquette. This dish is quite heavy on the starch, so it is very filling. The melted cheese was spectacular. It was piping hot and savory, and I loved the hint of tomato taste. For my entree, I got the tropical surubí. The fish was mostly flaky and tender, and had some nice crispy parts. A few bites were too salty, but it was overall very enjoyable. My bf got the gnocchi with the shrimp sauce. It was solid. For dessert, I got the chocolate specialty dessert, which consisted of white chocolate mousse over a brownie. I didn't particularly enjoy it. The mousse didn't have the texture of mousse - it was too gelatin-like. The brownie also wasn't very fudgy or chocolatey. My bf got the passion fruit mousse, and he loved it. To end the evening, they gave us some limoncello. Overall, I really enjoyed the meal because of the uniqueness of the local dishes. Service was great. Price was also reasonable for the delicious meal

All the locals recommended. Solid food and good service. Go with the less sustainable tooth fish…read more- better than the other selections. Steamed veggies were a welcome addition to the mix and the salad was quite good! Soup was not good - ask before ordering. Charming space with colorful artwork.

Nicely decorated, spacious restaurant with delicious food. The staff was friendly and helpful. We…read morefelt well taken care of and really enjoyed our meal here.

Our taxi driver gave us this recommendation, and we are happy he did. This beautiful restaurant has…read morebeen serving amazing Argentinian cuisine with local wines for years. Like everywhere else we ate in Argentina, La Rueda 1975 doesn't skimp on portions; they are extremely generous. They even started us off with a full basket of complimentary bread and butter, which was exactly what we needed after spending hours exploring the Iguazu National Park. The menu has tons of options, pasta, steaks, seafood, and more. I chose the beef ribs, which were big enough to share between two people. They were a little on the salty side, but still really tasty overall. The service was fantastic too, which made the whole experience even better.

This experience has definitely been one of the highlights of my trip! I won't lie, I was a bit…read morehesitant of doing this experience due to the price tag associated with it (~90 CAD), but it was totally worth it! The experience was very interactive and fun. It was done in a small group environment (we had around 10 people), and everyone was very social and welcoming. The experience featured a 10 dish tasting menu, 3 Argentinian wines, an empanada making class, and a mate and cocktail experience. All of the drinks and food were very good. I honestly don't think there was a single thing that I didn't enjoy. The experience did not feel rushed whatsoever, and people were free to drink as much wine as they liked. I also felt like this experience gave me a really nice introduction to a lot of different Argentinian flavours! I got to try alfejores for the first time, and I got to make my very own mate (an earthy tea, that's a very important part of Argentinian culture, and you frequently see people drinking it on the streets). I truly believe anyone that travels to the Argentinian side of Igauzu needs to check out this experience!

We had a wonderful evening in a small group setting. The presentation is unique with each person…read moremaking their own drink and then an empanada. Pairing wines were combined with each course of the meal. Truly a fun meal experience where you get to meet new people who enjoy a little adventure. Please do not miss this opportunity.

We loved our entire experience here. Between the food, the dessert and the atmosphere…read more Unfortunately we were placed at the top of the restaurant so we didn't get to fully see the tango dancers when they came in. But it was such a nice addition to have! My steak was amazing and cooked perfectly.

My dad, mom & me had a WONDERFUL dinner at this place ! We…read morewent for vacations to FOZ IGUAZU and one night decided to give a try to a different restaurant ( until that day we were having dinner at the pousada's Restaurante), since that night we found ourself having dinner everything there. And the food was ok ( it wasn't great) The group of music made our night!!! The music at the place made us come back again !!!

I was by myself in Puerto Iguazu and stopped at this place because it smelled good and had cute…read moreoutdoor lights, it was a great choice! The service was prompt and super nice, I order based on my waiters recommendation and was glad I did! The French fries and the fish that I had were super fresh and very good! It doesn't look like a huge menu but if everything is as good as what I ordered, it's worth it!

VERY OVERRATED Our…read moreserver was nice. He was not however, great at his job. For example, he left two unused water glasses on our very small table for the entire meal. He also "hung out" with other staff whilst holding our (and other patrons') food rather than dropping it off. We sat right next to the water feature. Looks cool, right? Yeah, it's covered in flies and other random insects. The little black specks on the table cloth weren't spilled pepper! Fried calamari was spot on! Super crisp outside, tender inside- nailed it! The mixed drink (something fruity with vodka) was also quite good. The bread basket was all stale and crumbly- worst we'd had in 3 weeks in Argentina. We ordered the duo de pescados and caprese salad to share. TOTAL DISAPPOINTMENTS the fish was crazy salty and WAY overcooked. Both pieces were literally burned on the skin side leaving the flesh devoid of any moisture- barely edible. The salad was another train wreck. They switched out buffalo mozzarella for a giant log of very dense string cheese cut into pucks. Add some grey, wilted basil leaves, tomato and a pesto drizzle and you have their version of a classic. Wait, don't forget the walnuts. Yep, they tossed walnuts into their ensalata caprese. Crappy tourist trap that you'll never miss. Lots of other great places to dine in Iguazú.

One of the best meals we had in Argentina Certainly the best value . Excellent service in a…read morecomfortable setting and all the dishes were really good. Two fish plate was excellent. They could improve their wines by the glass offerings .

This was supposed to be one of the best options in the park and it was quite disappointing…read more(although we were so hungry that it was fine). Although it's listed as a steakhouse on google and marketed as a restaurant, it's actually a buffet where the price it per kilogram. It ended up being slightly cheaper and the food at least looked better than the buffet deeper in the park so overall i'm glad we ate here instead of the other restaurant. The meat was overcooked, the veggies had no seasoning, and the pasta was fine but plain. Overall, I wouldn't necessarily recommend eating here due to the quality, but for being hungry travelers and being able to try a little bit of everything, it did the trick. Again, I would say it definitely looked better than the other buffet/restaurant but honestly the fast food probably would have been more worth it.

Beef steak is so hard. Sausage,spaghetti.. paella looks good. Place in the park where you can get…read moresomething to refresh your thirst.

We ate our first night in town, a Sunday mid-November. There was a talented solo guitarist…read more Bife de chorizo was a sirloin, cooked perfectly for us a pink warm medium. Papas rustica was very good. SERVICE WAS SMOOTH. attentive, and as professional as anywhere we experienced in town. I would gladly return.