The food here is delicious. We stopped by on a day that we used a tourist bus to tour Buenos Aires…read more We were hungry and noticed some people seated under umbrellas sipping cocktails. The bright orange hues of the cocktails drew us in, the taste of the food brought us back! This cafe has a good view of the Caminito terrace and the bus stops (if you're looking out for your bus). This cafe is in the opening of the La Boca tourist square. Have a bite and drink before or after doing some shopping. It's not as expensive as most tourist cafes, but it's not cheap either. Food- the beef empanadas were amazing! Try with the house chimichurri. The jamón y queso was okay, but im not a fan of pork so it's preference based. The pulled beef sandwich is so delicious and moist...it's what brought us back for another visit. They have a traditional provolone bake that is topped with olive oil and oregano; pretty good when hot. If you're in the area, it's a must. Service is great as well.

Outdoor dining with delicious food nice. Great spot for people watching. Staff were very nice and…read moreattentive.

The Cafe is on the corner of a busy street in the art town. The choripán is a must try and very…read morelarge. The sandwich is sausage and chimichurri on white sandwich bread. The sandwich is very filling. I also ordered a hot coffee which was just okay.

Stopped in during a quick stop during a bus tour. Ordered the combo of three empanadas and a glass…read moreof wine for apx $6 US dollars. I has the vegetarian (spinach and cheese) empanadas. I wish they were warmed, but they were pretty good. Service was friendly. Few tables available indoors.

Service is a bit slow. No AC. But really nice outdoor courtyard. Nice place for a breakread more

Solid food and wonderful atmosphere. This restaurant is a solid option for tourists who are…read morechecking out the La Boca neighborhood. Home to Argentinas rowdy and most loyal soccer franchise and the birthplace of Tango. The service is fast enough but not rushed. The only knock I have is food while food is decent but not exceptional and it comes with tourism pricing. Also you can smoke outside which annoys my wife and kids so that takes some blush off the rose of the experience for me.

Be careful this is a tourist trap! 20 dollars for a non-alcoholic lemonade which took 30 minutes to…read moreget and it was so bad I couldn't not drink it. The service was so slow we decided not to eat here. They were extremely upswept that we did not order food. The location of this place was nice but I really don't recommend.

Yea the food isn't very good here, and yes it's pricey for what it is, and definitely a tourist…read moretrap. BUT if you're gonna sit and chill out in the middle of this crazy busy district, it's not a bad place to chill and watch the tango dancers perform. Yea I would pass on this place haha.

This is the very best place in the Monserrat/San Telmo district of BA to get incredible desserts…read morebut especially made-to-order sandwiches. Everything is freshly baked and the food is delicious. You won't be able to decide which pastry to choose, I guarantee it! Friendly staff to boot! I recommend the chicken or jamón crudo (ham) and cheese on a baguette.

Oh my! If you are ever able to sample these wonderful cookies from heaven, you'll never want to eat…read moreanother cookie again. Someone gifted us with assortment of cookies from this bakery in Buenos Aires. All were delicious. My favorite was a cookie topped with raspberry jam, an almond and icing. It was better than an orgasm...ok maybe not better but pretty darn close. These cookies were bite size but each had its own distinct and delicious flavor. If ever I make it to Buenos Aires I will definitely look this bakery up and spend the entire day sampling all their little bits of heaven. So `Ono!