Cena muy temprano (6:30pm) un martes feriado : Todo es…read morecasero y no pretende ser algo que no es, me encanta eso! : Nada Servicio: Te atiende directo el dueño, divino Deco: son unas mesitas en la vereda, muy humilde todo Tip: siempre temprano porque las opciones para sentarse son muy poquitas, o take away también puede andar! Dinner very early (6:30pm) on holiday Tuesday : Everything is hand made and it does not pretend to be something else, I love that! : Nothing Service: by the owner, super nice Deco: a few tables in the sidewalk, nothing fancy Tip: always early because the options for a table are little, take away is also a good option!

We grabbed a quick lunch here. Cute shop, nice wait staff and food was delicious and reasonably…read morepriced. Honestly one of the better places we found to eat in Buenos Aires!

This is a restaurant that is about 30 years in the past.. food choices are standard with no flavor…read moreand no real creativity. The building itself while having great views, is really old and in need of a super big renovation. Overall the average age of patrons there is about 65 to 70.. the food is catering towards them for sure.. bland, mushy and dishes that held favor long ago.

Close to the airport and an easy stop in or out for a flight. We landed here on our way to visits…read morein Uruguay and the region. It doesn't look like much but the other side has a decent view of the river.

The food was amazing. I got french toast with some honey, and it came at the perfect amount. The…read morefruits were flavorful, the eggs and bacon were great together. The service was good. Our waiter was extremely patient given that only one person in the party spoke Spanish. It came out a little slow, but not a big deal. The ambiance was excellent. It's was cute, and nice to look out the windows, we also met someone so that took up a lot of the waiting time.

So relaxing in the rain!!!! Thank you!!! Snacks, drinks and special company. I love you!read more

There's an elegance about the atmosphere of Pani that I love. Maybe it was the modern decor or the…read morecolorful plates, but this coffeeshop chain is definitely a cool place to enjoy a drink or snack! To eat, I tried the Falafeliz (what a creative name!), a dish of 5 homemade falafel served over pumpkin puree with cashews, along with a salad on the side made of greens, roasted tomatoes, red onions, citrus segments, cucumber, and topped with yogurt dressing and savory granola. The falafel were nice and crunchy but had a rather dry texture and were a bit underseasoned; however, the salad was light, delicious, and refreshing. I also tried the Papita Pal Loro, which was a two-layered waffle stuffed with a mixture of caramelized onions, grilled zucchini, fried egg, roasted pumpkin, roasted tomatoes, and mozzarella! This was a simple yet tasty dish--the waffle was soft yet chewy, and the mixture inside was savory and delicious. While neither one of these plates was anything all that special, they were beautifully arranged and definitely made for a nice casual meal!

Food: 3.0/5.0 Service: 2.5/5.0…read moreValue: 3.0/5.0 Decor: 3.5/5.0 Overall: 3.0/5.0 This is the sort of spot where I would have thought the average Yelp rating is four stars and I would come and lay down the gauntlet with a little three star special. Right on the latter, but surprisingly not so much on the former. Came in on a Sunday for a very late lunch. The menu is very non-local but creative, and the food surprised to the upside (ie. pretty good). Nice and speedy wi-fi connection and they invite you to come in and chill all day for 49 pesos, presumably without ordering anything.