Pro's: The place is good for groups, good music, good beer (variety from commercial to craft beer),…read morehappy hour and the food comes fast from the kitchen. The chicken drums and the potato with cheese/bacon are good. The waitresses are really nice. Con's: The food is not always that fresh enough(frozen and then fried). The pizza dough is pre-made (kind of deep dish). You pay what you get.

Just average place to be honest…read more Beer average. The honey beer was my fav and then the stout after that. The Oktoberfest, pilsen, wheat and amber were very weak and not flavorful enough for me. Steak pinchos low 3 stars. Hard meat and very plain flavor The tower looks really good, but didnt have it. Not the cheapest place for Buenos Aires and quality.

Nice brewery with different craft beers. I would also recommend to go to the terrace. Enjoy the…read morecraft beer

Had the craft burger which was delicious. Beef empanada also very good. Beers are lighter than I'm…read moreused to in the States. Still tasty though. I had the honey- sweeter than I expected. My husband liked the cheese empanada; I'm not a fan of blue cheese in general. Prices are cheap. Overall solid place. Our waitress was awesome. She was patient since there was a language barrier. Our son has food allergies and I do have a Spanish allergy card and was very helpful. If you're looking for a low key casual meal check them out.

This place is a great find. Me and my husband passed by this place a few times because it's on the…read moresame block as the hotel but we never went in. One night we were in the mood for some beers so we checked it out. It is wat bigger than you would expect. The ambiance was great with dim lighting and good music. We had some burgers and fries which came with an amazing garlic mayo kind of sauce. I was licking the bowl . After we ate we played a little billiard while we finished our beers. Everyone in there looked happy. Great place to be for a night cap.

I really wanted to like this place because the menu looks amazing, but I can't help but have a beef…read more(heh) with BarBQ. I think they either look a lot of liberties when naming their dishes, or they just felt like changing recipes and never updated the menu. The Philly cheese steak sandwich ($118) could be, at best, a cheese steak hoagie (because for some reason it has lettuce and tomato, and the bread is not a hoagie either) if only they would slice the meat. Yes, we're talking about a Philly cheese steak with a full lettuce leaf, two thick slices of tomato, and three full pieces of steak. Not sliced and browned, so it mixes well with the onions and cheese, but three thin steaks. That's definitely not a Philly cheese steak sandwich, it was like a sandwich de lomito on steroids. We also ordered pulled pork, that comes with a side of cheddar-covered fries ($169). The fries are super soggy, and despite the amount of cheddar being more than generous, they were still pretty terrible. Then, to our surprise, the pull pork comes as-is: a neat little pile of pulled pork meat well-seasoned. Isn't it weird to just... grab a fork and go at it? Shouldn't this pulled pork be in between hamburger buns, or at least some bread? It was just a pile of meat. To be fair, we didn't order the ribs which seem to be their specialty. But it was so strange to order two dishes and have them be so different from what they are supposed to be. I wanted to like this place so badly because of their interesting menu, but I think it's quite expendable. I'm not sure of where one can get a Philly cheese steak in the area, maybe Subway? And Brandon (the restaurant) has a pretty good pulled pork hamburger ($155). I'm certain BarBQ can improve and do much better, but someone needs to let them know even though Shakespeare said "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet", whatever you're selling as a Philly cheese steak didn't taste like one at all.

my friends and i (all being from the US) stumbled across this place on a saturday night and…read morealthough we went in with super low expectations this place was suprisingly good. got a margarita and shared the mac and cheese and the pulled pork platter with a friend. the mac and cheese was soo cheesy and delicious and maybe it was just because i havent had mac and cheese in 2 months but it tasted pretty damn good. was a little more pricey than i wanted but overall was a good experience.

I stopped in for a beer and a tapa for a snack by myself. I regret that I did! Staff - Not very…read morefriendly. Not sure why? Disappointed - expecting better from an Irish type pub.

Ok. 7.5 Yrs in Argentina and twice I've seen a turkey sandwich in the menu and twice it has sucked…read more BUT. Third time is a charm. This was the BEST turkey sandwich I've had in a long time.m, including when I travel home. Everything was perfect about it. Good bread, fresh lettuce and tomato and the bread was soft and wonderful!!! I will be returning. Also. Service. Amazing!!

Even though I immediately fell in love with the vibe and the ambiance at this bar, I ultimately…read morecame away disappointed with Café Cortázar. This beautiful, old school café seems to have been intended to cash in on Julio Cortázar's name. It has a number of pictures of him on the walls, as well as framed renderings of some of his well-known quotes. A number of randomly chosen items on the menu were named for Cortázar as well, but that's as far as it goes - this place completely fails to be a literary themed bar. To be fair, the service staff is nice enough, though we found the wait for snacks and drinks to be quite long given the relative emptiness when we were there. The prices are acceptable as well. That said, with a name like Cafe Cortazar, this place should do more toward paying homage to a well-respected literary figure, rather than just displaying decorative items "inspired" by the great man.

Great bar in Palermo, an area near lots of great restaurants. Brand new and lovely lighting, high…read moretop tables to sit in a group plus a huge bar. Lot of tables too if that is your thing. They have Antares beer on tap at reasonable prices, cocktails and other options but it doesn't look like they are cocktail masters, nothing fancy by you can order your standard drink of choice. The ambiance is great as well as the music. The night we went there was a DJ and the music was fun without being out of control loud, allowing you to actually talk without screaming. A solid bar which is a nice addition to this area. Great for going out for a drink after dinner.

I ordered an Old Fashioned (300 ARS, very expensive) and I got whiskey with Aperol and 500 grams of…read moreunstirred sugar in the bottom. Horrible.