Great food great service and Great view. We went there…read moretoday, party of 11. The waiter was very professional and very patient. We had Pasta and it was exceptional. Also they have a variety of wines. In their Menu is also included a kids meal.

Great service and steaks, with a view of the lake. Waiter joked and was pleasant in Spanish. As we…read moreleft he showed off his English. The parillada was plenty for 2.

We were checking out lunch options inside the Mercado Norte and saw two pizza places side by side…read more They looked very similar, but we chose Pizzeria Arroyo Hermanos because it had a larger seating area and more drink choices. I think we made the right choice! If you've never had it, Argentine pizza is quite different from American pizza. The crust is so thick, it looks like a cake, but it's very fluffy and light, sort of like focaccia. Usually there's a lot of sauce on it, although you can ask for less sauce. The basic flavor seems to be cheese with olives, though we saw someone order a pizza with jamon. At this place, you order and pay first, then wait for a table to open up, and they'll call you to sit down. Normally you would receive a numbered ticket, but the lady took pity on us foreigners and called us by name instead. An 11-inch "pizza entero" is AR$75, and sodas are about AR$22, but you can also get individual slices. We were the only extranjeros there and got several curious looks, especially my blonde boyfriend! This definitely seemed like a family business and the owner/dad stopped by to say hello. He chatted with us about where we were from and how we were liking Argentina (and our pizza). We really felt welcome here, even though I'm sure we stuck out in the crowd! If you're looking for a quick, affordable and/or vegetarian lunch in the Mercado, this pizzeria is a friendly, fast option. Recommended!

Awesome quiet place. Delicious food! Large portions! Really great Bife de chorizo! Give it a…read moretry!! Really good place to eat!!

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.

Really nice Italian spot in Villa Carlos Paz, it's the same owners from the one in Ft. Lauderdale…read more Our waitress was friendly and attentive, and the food was really tasty. The decor is very modern, and they have good electronic music playing in the background. I definitely recommend.

We loved the empanadas here. Las empanadas son excelentes. Prices were reasonable, we had 6…read moreempanadas and 2 drinks for about $11 USD ($12.000). Small dining room, only 2 or 3 little tables, lots of people do take out. Next time we'll try the pizzas.

A little background on myself, I live in the U.S. and I'm a chef from Nashville TN and appreciate…read moregreat food. This place has it all, from the classic Argentinian empanadas to their amazing Pizza and sandwiches in which they use their amazing dough for their bread. This is undoubtedly the best place to eat in La Falda. They aren't your typical restaurant. Diego the owner and Nati are incredibly friendly and are passionate of the food they serve. They are not afraid to deviate from the usual classics And offer several dishes while still holding true to the Argentinian flavors. Their empanadas are amazing! And their pizza is just a great. "Trust me on this one" it was really hard to find a place around here that does Pizza well. I tried several other places around La Falda and they don't even come close to what La Capresse has to offer. Please give this place a try and I can guarantee you won't be disappointed.

An absolute pleasure. So happy I decided to hit up this place. Wow. Elegant atmosphere with windows…read morelooking out on the boulevard with the stream running through town. White tablecloths and nice wine glasses. Very formal yet personal staff. I arrived at 9:15pm and no one was in the restaurant. I wondered if I had made a mistake or if the reviews were wrong. Bread and a light appetizer of bread and diced tomatoes were brought out. I took my time browsing the menu. No one rushed me all the waiters were so patient; that's when I knew to get comfortable and buckle up it's gonna be a great meal. I ordered a bottle of nice Malbec and a light appetizer. I kept the menu and decided to order after the appetizer. People started to flood in and by 10:30 the restaurant was buzzing. I really like the idea and the practice of eating late; just when traveling alone there isn't much to do besides drink until late while waiting for the restaurant to open. The waiter recommended a mushroom gravy steak. I enquirer about the lasagna and he lit up and quickly pointed out that the chicken and spinach lasagna was. Amazing. I had another glass of wine to contemplate what I would choose. Ultimately I told Luis to choose. He brought out the lasagna with a huge bowl of fresh Parmesan and a cream sauce. Wow! Really excellent. The whole experience from the wait staff to the wine to the atmosphere to the food was excellent. A class act of a restaurant. Halfway through the main course I knew I would order dessert. I let Luis choose again, he brought out La paneke la mamma de manzana (empanada bread on a plate with caramelized sugar and apples with a huge scoop of ice cream and berries with a cup of expresso. I'm not a huge coffee drinker however it all went together like peas and carrots. Still had 1/3 of bottle of wine that I had to finish that I took time while drinking to write this review. Definitely worth a stop if you're in Cordoba.

The service was impeccable! Our waiter was wonderful to suggest some great dishes and was very…read moreattentive. This is a very nice, upscale Italian restaurant with a great wine list. We had gnocchi and sorrentino and the food was fantastic. If you want a romantic night out with your sweetie, come by!

Of all things to wait for the weekend, this is one for the list. You're parked right beside the…read moreairstrip with one of the best views in town and have your pick of some delicious entrees. Seating can be outdoors, on the terrace, or inside. If you come here on a Saturday or Sunday (or on a long weekend holiday), you'll likely be joined by people flying in for lunch in private planes, riding in on ATVs or motorcycles, or cycling in on bicycles. Aeroposta is also frequented by larger group guests as it's fairly easy to get a table (except on event weekends). Menus are within stamped envelopes. After placing your order, they serve breadsticks with a homemade garlic mayonnaise (soooo yummy). Drinks range from cafeteria (coffee, tea), soft drinks, or choice beers/wine/cocktails. We've ordered and loved the sandwiches (centenos), the raviolis (all of them), the gnocchis, and the trout. And anything we haven't ordered, we've seen others eating who seemed to have enjoyed their food, too. They also have live music (weekends in the summer, I believe) outside. This place is just an all-around great place to chill, have some good food and drinks, and people watch or come with friends. We love this place and hope it will always be here every year that we come back to La Cumbre.