Pretty amazing lunch options at this winery. The 7 course meal with the wine pairings is an…read moreexcellent experience. The place is very elegant and the Service is impressive. Highly recommended

Trapiche is possibly the largest operation in Maipu and it definitely feels more like a large scale…read morecommercial operation than a small family winery. The tour and tasting was informative but if you are short on time and are able to visit other smallest wineries, this is perfectly ok to skip. The one benefit of visiting Trapiche is you get access to some bottles that don't even make it to the US and they're definitely producing much higher quality wines than the Malbec you see in Costco.

Friendly service in a nice atmosphere with a view over the old building. The food in the 3 course…read moremeal was very good and they treated us to a few of their wines.

From the owner: Espacio Trapiche es una propuesta que completa una experiencia única en la Bodega. Cuenta con…read morealternativas gastronómicas que se adaptarán a los tiempos de las visitas. Propuestas a la carta, menú por pasos y dinámicos Pic Nic gourmet que se podrán disfrutar en los jardines.

We stayed in Mendoza for a Malbec wine Festival (see pic). We toured wineries from large like…read moreTrapiche to smaller family run establishments like Zuccardi. When we arrived at the small quaint Family Zuccardi, we were immediately greeted by a warm reception. We were on a small bus tour that had been to several wineries that morning (yes we were drinking early) and we were stopping here for a lunch. Food was excellent, heavy meat base, but that us Argentina for you...if you don't like red wine and meat...you should look elsewhere. Ironically I don't eat much red meat, but when in Mendoza, I had to try. Again, excellent atmosphere, with family friendly staff, food and GREAT wine. Their wine is dependent on rich soil, extreme weather and high altitude...all making for a unique taste and flavor. Take the guided tour, drink the free wine (with the tour) and take home a bottle (if you can).... The best part of Argentina's wines is that the GOOD WINES stay in the country. We (the rest of the world) gets the seconds - which are still excellent--- so when in Mendoza ...take some time to stop at Zuccardi!

Great drinks, service is good, the only bar worth going to in Mendoza. I really enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere and cocktails, quality all around. The food is great!

Was looking for a true cocktail bar in Mendoza and boy did we find it! Cute little place with both…read moreclassic and fun cocktails. They have 2x1 happy hour every day from 7-9p. They're delicious and a great size. And they take credit cards! Definitely recommend!

I would like to give this place 4.5 stars because we had a great experience with the 3 course menu…read moreand the wine pairing was so cheap. Beautiful ambiance and I wish I'd looked at staying at this hotel. The food was good, but not phenomenal. It was very well presented. My meal was better than my partner's although when we ordered different things (to try more of the menu) I had thought he got the better starter and the better main. His: mushrooms with cured egg yolk starter served with buttered & toasted pan de casa. Lamb main with purée sweet potatoes. Both of his dishes were nice but not amazing, and the starter was in desperate need of salt & pepper. Mine: slow cooked goat with pumpkin, main of Trout. Both were excellent. Dessert was lovely. Fresh strawberries with meringue & lemon sorbet, deconstructed chocolate cake (flourless?) with delicious mascarpone. I'm writing the last half of this review in retrospect after so much good food in the past week so I'm struggling a little remembering details. Wine pairing as I said was a bargain: $110ARS pp additional was 3 glasses of their better wines paired with the meal. The alfajores or whatever you call what came with the café after dinner were my favourite. They were perfect with their delicious dulce de leche centre.

We stopped here for lunch after a private tour of the Bodega Tapiz. Despite a reservation snafu…read more(they had us down for one month later!), they got us seated and we were treated to an amazing dining experience. Obviously the wine list was fantastic, even if not as lengthy as restaurants not tied to one bodega. We had a bottle of the Black Tears from Bodega Tapiz and it was outstanding. For lunch they offered a four course meal with two or three options for each course. My wife and I each chose different option so as to be able to taste twice a many dishes. From start to finish it was exceptional. Not only were the flavor profiles well conceived, the plating and presentation was superb. While not normally a big fan of desserts (I prefer my sugar fermented!), the pineapple carpaccio with marscapone cheese was out of this world. They also make their own olive oil on-site. The service was also extraordinary. It was a delicious yet peaceful meal in a laid back and picturesque atmosphere. If you are touring wineries in the area you should definitely try to get a reservation here for lunch.

This was the first place we headed to a after renting bicycles from Mr. Hugo's. It's not a winery…read morebut a wine bar. For 50 pesos, you get to try five different local malbecs. The server was great and explained each of the wines and even how far away the vineyard was from here. I think they were all within a 10 radius! We also got a coupon from the bike rental place for free empanadas and they were piping hot and really delicious. They also gave us complimentary bread with olive oil and Malbec grape oil. The place was really cute and seemed like a fun place to hang out. It was a nice place to just sip wine. Before we left, they told us that about their happy hour if we felt like having even more wine later! It's cash only here!!!

From the owner: - Bar de Vinos / Wine Bar - Empanadas…read more- Cervezas / Beer - Aceite de Oliva / Olive Oil - Degustaciones / Tasting