Place is nice to sit and chill. Food wqs different but I've been there three times but the burgers…read morebread was super hard. I assume that was old pans.

Alcorta carnes & vinos: a semi formal restaurant with a formal wait staff. Had the best wine I've…read morehad in Argentina so far here. Of course, I paid a little more for it as well. Started with an empanada and bell pepper in olive oil. The empanada was tasty; there are better in this city though. The pepper needed some salt fairly bland even after the addition. Had the cream spinach and a ribeye both were well prepared to order. The steak was tender, juicy and flavorful. Tasty just not quite as tasty as the one I had at Chinchibira in Rosario the night before. Service was impeccable as was the bread and warm eggplant and carrots they brought out to start. Total damage came to about $2100AP though. That's two appetizers, a ribeye and a side with a pretty nice bottle of wine.

Great food, would highly recommend. I went here three times, and enjoyed every dish that I ordered…read more Make sure to get your steak "rojo"

I have mixed feelings about this place. My first time here was for a pre-birthday brunch and my…read morefriend and I split the pancakes and I ordered the tortilla. The pancakes were delicious - especially because I've been missing them when traveling. But my tortilla took a really long time to come, basically to the point where everyone was done eating already. However, once it did arrive it was amazing and everyone wished they had ordered it. I came back another day for lunch and the service was very slow. I got a wrap and it was good, but nothing to write home about. The last visit was the worst. My friend and I both ordered the tortilla because I had raved about how good it was. This time it took even longer to get our food and there weren't even many people around. When we finally got them, they were burned.

Pretty chill place. Stopped by around 10:40ish on a Wednesday. Empty, quick service. Cappuccino was…read morestrong but good. Had the lemonade with mint. Yummy and refreshing. Bf ordered the pancakes and lord if you have a sweet tooth they are for you, for us it wAS TOOOO much sugar. I had the bruschetta with egg and bacon. Good flavor, bacon a little in the salty side.

We wandered into this place on Easter Sunday, so we ordered from the midday menu. The servers were…read morefriendly and most spoke English. Prices are reasonable and we had a burrata dish that was the best we've had in a long time. We ordered one dish after another so we could share the deliciousness. This restaurant is owned by the same person who owns Papagayo, one of the top eateries in Cordoba.

A lot of my friends had been raving about this place, so one night for dinner a few of us decided…read moreto go to this place. Two of the people I was with recommended a bunch of dishes and were some of the ones who spoke highly of this place, but honestly...I really did not like it. My friend and I split an appetizer and 2 entrees and they were all very bland. The price was pretty expensive for Cordoba and the food did not justify it. The staff was kind of hovering when not necessary and nowhere to be found when you needed them. As is true for a lot of Argentina, getting the check takes awhile.

This place is really nice. I'm a sucker for a good open air rooftop. The music was really good but…read moregot kind of repetitive after a couple of hours. The pricing was pretty standard for the area. Around 80 for a beer and 172 is the cheapest bottle of wine. Needless to say, my group and I polished of quite a few bottles.