Tasty burgers and nice selection of craft beers. Friendly…read morestaff. Go here hungry or go home!

Great find in La Plata! Charming, cozy space and friendly wait staff. Lots of families there on a…read moreSunday afternoon, and there is a nice vibe with good music (U2!). Extensive menu - many great looking options! We went with the smoked salmon and arugula salad and the chicken salad - both were decent sized and very good. This was plenty because they also bring a nice basket of their own breads (mixed types) to the table with a compound butter, and the beers were served with peanuts. We also got a glimpse of the pizzas and the burgers - both looked great. The burgers are large and thick burgers. There was also a nice beer selection with several attractive options- we tried the cream stout and the scotch ale - both very good! I finished the meal with an espresso, which was served with a small piece of lemon-glazed cake. Prices seemed very reasonable. There were many other items we'd like to try on the menu - we will definitely be back!

Now, this is one that I have mixed feelings about. As a guess, the beef version was simply seasoned…read morewith salt and lemon, and nothing else. The condiment choices are those that are towards what you'd expect in a typical "wrap" place - arugula, tomatoes, potato salad, rice, chickpeas, raw cabbage, carrots, etc. (and bizarrely, I thought, the only onion options were pickled cocktail onions, or chopped scallions). Panini pressed. Negative - after pressing it, they wrap it in several layers of commercial grade plastic wrap before sticking it in a paper bag for takeout, which means that unless you unwrap it to eat it within a couple of minutes, the flatbread steams to a sort of soggy mess - I ended up taking it home and re-grilling it to give it a little drier texture and make it "pick-up-able". It was good. 55 pesos.

This is a fast food place. Our taxi driver mentioned it and compared it to McDonalds. If you go…read moreinto it with that level of expectation, it's OK. It's actually probably better than McDonalds....but that's not really saying much. It works basically like a typical American fast food restaurant. You order at the counter, sit down, go back to pick up your food, etc. They have a decent amount of seating, and the building itself is new and modern (as is everything in this part of Buenos Aires). We had a burger and fries. I think there's probably better food options in this vicinity though to be honest.

One of the first things we saw when we came out was McDonalds. We did stop and got a snack and a…read moresmoothie. Convenient self-service kiosks and fast service.

One of my guilty pleasures while traveling is getting McDonald's from other countries. In Chile,…read morethey had empanadas and I wish I had tried them when I was there. I didn't want to regret not visiting in Argentina so I got some McDonald's while waiting at the airport. The kiosks make it easy to order, especially because it can be translated to English. I ordered three different types of cheeseburgers, loaded fries, and a crazy concoction of a McFlurry. Service was super slow but that's because there was only one employee doing everything. There were a lot of people coming in and out of the actual McDonald's cooking area and making their own food. It was strange but I'm assuming (and hoping) they were employees. Everything was actually really good and I'm glad I got my McDonald's! Food would be 4 stars but service and the fact that people were making their own food drops it to 3 stars.

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