From the perspective of a foreigner - I think this is a great place to get a feel for the buenos…read moreaires away from Palermo/recoleta. Almagro has changed since I came in 2001 - it's quiet and residential and very pretty to walk around people watch. El Fuelle - which is the fan part of the accordion is a very traditional cafe. I can't speak for the food but just the experience - like you see in any argentine flick - they have people sitting at the big windows, everyone is in their talking laughing, discussing politics - no wifi, but people talking. We were the only foreigners in there and not sure if the waitress spoke any English. We has a coffee (for which they give a sugar cube) and a little cookie. I ordered an empanada - perfect - egg, olive - just how I love it.

Just happened to see this Peruvian spot one day while headed elsewhere and decided to give it a try…read morefor the daily menú, and save the other spot for another day. Menú - beef, noodle, and white bean soup. Tasty, filling, well seasoned. A meal in itself. Some of these places just serve too big of portions, particularly of the soups, for the lunch prix fixe. Seco de pollo con garbanzos - A nice twist on the usual seco of either duck, lamb, or beef - here a chicken version. Not that that in itself is unheard of, we've run into more than one of those, but instead of the usual white beans, here they serve it up on a chickpea stew that by itself was something I'd come back for. The chicken, albeit well made, was secondary to the garbanzos.

Wow . The food is amazing, the service is definitely Argentina style ( professional but they will…read morelet you be and let you enjoy) the ambiance though well lit versus romantic was confortable. They have a downstairs and a loft style upstairs.. would I recommend eating here ABSOLUTELY!! Tonight I had pasta but I'm coming back for the ribeye (another table had it and it looked so good and savory I almost asked them to share). Dessert I had tiramisu & cappuccino.. another great choice.. They're was definitely a great LGBTQ clientele and straight couples too.. the food was so good. I came back a second night and had Daniel as my waiter.... I had to get the ribeye because another Table was eating it and it looks so delicious and it was.!!

Calden del Soho is the perfect spot. It is clean and classy. The service is incredible. The menu…read morehas something for everyone. The prices are more than fair. The portions are huge! One of the few Parilla spots that offer salads, not just one type! Complimentary bread - came with three dips, the whole garlic is phenomenal. The bread basket comes with breadsticks, crackers and baguettes too. Mushrooms from our farm - the portabella mushrooms were stuffed with cheese and caju. It came with nine mushrooms and the server sliced one in half so me and my husband would get equal shares. Big Ravioli - shrimp and salmon stuffed raviolis with Genovese cheese. The shrimp and salmon seemed fresh and actual meat. It didn't seem like canned shrimp or salmon. The sauce was composed and creamy. As far as the meat orders go - you can order a full serving or half serving which is a great option to have!

Great place to watch futbol and drink the magical Quilmes! I'm just writing more stuff right now to…read moremake this an official review.

Service is very Argentine. Slow. But the food is very good and fresh. The pate de Hongos was the…read morehighlight of the evening with amazing flavors and textures!

Excellent menu, with changes in every season. Great menu of wines too. Overall a very good…read moreatmosphere, experience, service, and attitude. A kind and deserving place. Recommended!