This was a breath of fresh air after so many boring meals in Buenos Aires. I was craving something…read morehealthy and it seems most restaurants offer boring salads, sandwiches, and the same dozen Italian dishes (and don't forget milanesa for days). This place had a great menu with healthy options that were different and fabulous. The ambience of the place is also lovely. I sat outside in the garden area. Good service, great food, fabulous atmosphere. What more can you ask for?

Really beautiful atmosphere and food just off the beaten path of the puerto de frutas. The menu of…read morethe day is usually super fresh and good potions. Salads are lovely and fresh! Líquidos are very nice. Service can be a bit slow but speak up and they are more than happy to be there.

A lovely place in the middle of nowhere. I mean if you're not by the boat - you won't be there…read more Splendid view of the water from the terrace, no fancy houses, no mansions, just wild green tropical nature with lots of trees and lonely boats cruising from time to time. I asked to add tomatoes and cheese in to the simple shrimp omelet that I ordered. They willingly did that with no extra charge and it was much better and delicious than if just plain omelet with shrimps only. Canelones a la Rossini were very rich as well as the fish - Pacu. It's a local fresh water fish, related to a piranha, and with a taste of a carp, but almost no bones and more delicate. The fish was served with grilled pumpkin and squash. For dessert we took apple pancakes al rum with dulce de leche ice-cream on top. Instead of one portion to share the waiter brought too, misunderstanding. There was too much of rum for me. Good wine selection, though the prices are pretty high. But when you're in the middle of nowhere and it's all water around - you don't have of much choice. Or order beer may me?! They have a beautiful garden behind the restaurant itself, where you can have a nice walk or sit resting and take a breath of fresh humid air. We were looking for a white cat as they promised us, they had one (the name of the place goes after a white cat), but we couldn't find him. They told that he was resting somewhere in the garden. And a while ago there were three cats. But I have to take their word for it, because we didn't see any.

Excelente la comida de este refugio en Tigre, a pasos de las estación. Precios accesibles y hermoso…read morelocal con garage al paseo Blvd Sáenz Peña. Tati un amor de persona y el servicio impecable. Recomiendo!

Great lunch. Ample portions, well prepared. Beer, Wine, and…read moreLiquor available. Sides were hearty and well marched with entrees. Service was attentive, if not personal. Decor was eclectic, with free range dogs. I reaaly enjoyed and would gladly return. I am told the only reason we did not have to wait for a table was the rainy weather.

The food was good especially the ojo de bife. Service distracted. Bathrooms outside public and a…read moretotal disaster

Amazing Bife de chorizo ! Good service as well. I did not know I had to show an ID to pay with…read morecredit card since I am from USA and I never had to do it there and they were very understandable and helped me to figure out a solution without letting me feel uncomfortable.

Finally I get to review the restaurants from our trip to Argentina. We took a quick train ride to…read moreTigre and had an enjoyable (but really hot) day seeing what's to be seen. One of the highlights was having a quick lunch at this spot right on the river. I know this is supposed to be a sea food restaurant but we didn't actually have any sea food. Instead we enjoyed a really tasty chorizo dish and a stuffed chicken dish. Both were really tasty with the clear winner being the chorizo (best we had in Argentina). Service was slow and there was a service charge- which I hate no matter what country I'm in. But, all-in-all, definitely a restaurant I can recommend.

Came here for lunch, and there was no wait. We ordered the dorado empanada, white fish, and salmon…read moreravioli. The empanada was quite good. I enjoyed the filling. The outer shell was crispy, but a little too thick for my liking. The salmon ravioli was delicious! The sauce was so creamy and yummy, and it came with shrimp. We were also given a small cup of cheese which I ate every bite of. The white fish was my least favorite. It was too dry. It came with pieces of pumpkin, which I personally didn't love, but my bf said were amazing. This spot is located next to the Tigre River, so it's a prime location with a view

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!

We stopped here on a tour bus and were treated to a fixed lunch…read more There was one standard appetizer: the salad, & three choices of entrees: fried fish, steak, or baked pasta. Dessert for all was ice cream with a brownie. The food was good, just not exceptional. The portions were huge. At our lunch, there was a male vocalist who sang... nice touch.

Vivanco ended up being the final stop of a Half Day Excursion to Delta del Tigre…read more The group was seated inside and treated to empanadas and a cool drink as a snack. Highlights: + They had gluten free empandas that were safe to eat! They took cross contamination serious and even provided separate sauce. + Seating can be found outside and inside (which the tables are close) + if you are with someone sensitive to noise, sitting outside might be a better option as it can get busy and loud due to the high ceilings, crowd, and you may have a singer performing inside. +Staff was friendly and the service was quick