New to Argentina and the food was amazing. This place has been here for 60 years and from what I…read morehear nothing had changed. It takes a while to get the food but its definitely worth the wait. I headed no idea what ordered since our local friends helped us. All I know is the food is all made from scratch.

I know this place from childhood. Please Don Claudio....come back. Where have you gone? You were…read morethe king of the lomito in Mendoza. Come back...the crowd is waiting.

We loved the atmosphere but the food and drinks not so much…read more My pork was very dry and my husband's ribs just fatty. My cocktail was pure sugar. Friendly service though, but really not worth it. No English spoken.

Walked there for dinner, nice off street with outdoor and indoor casual seating. Food is not…read moreArgentinian classic but healthy-ish, fresh, creative dishes. Wife had a shrimp/rice/vegetables wok dish, I had shrimp curry sauce/fettuccine dish, both EXCELLENT. Great break from empanadas and beef, LOL. If you've been to True Food in Merrifield, VA, or the old Park & Orchard in northern NJ, you'd love this place. Young staff English fluent and no rush or pushy upsell. Kept making sure we were happy, but not intrusive. By time we left, cool crowd waiting for outside seating, we were just as happy inside. Wish we had this near us at home!

Love it. Only Lomos, no burgers, no empanadas.... No fake in…read morethis joint! La Pichona - Panadería y Confitería San Martín is another gem and it's right down the street.

Overcooked and not worth the trip I've had better lomos elsewhere, I don't understand people's…read moreobsession with this place, tried one no thanks.

I've been in Argentina for two weeks and it's probably the place with the worst customer service…read moreI've had so far. You see, it's a place full of children playing inside, running, laughing and screaming, but my table was asked to go sit outside (in the middle of a chilly 5° C degrees night) because we were "too loud". We complied anyway and when I was about to leave and wanted to pay my bill, they told me they couldn't accept my Visa black card, even though there was two huge signs outside saying they accepted both Visa and MasterCard. My friend payed for me, thank god, but what if he wasn't there? I politely told them it wasn't right to say something at the door and then saying the opposite at the cashier, and they replied that it was something temporary. I said that even if it's temporary, that's misleading the customer, and they didn't come up with a reply. I can't recommend a place like this. If you're nearby, there are lots of better business with better prices AND better customer service for you to go, so please do. They don't deserve your patronage as a customer until they learn how to treat their customers right.

Very solid carry out rotisserie chicken place. This is definitely for locals. They do have about…read morefive or six tables inside and charge you a small cover fee for taking your order and giving you table service. They have whole and half roasted chickens, pizzas, sandwiches, milanesas, pastas and salads. The menu is pretty expensive but it is all written on the wall as you enter. We waited at least 15 minutes for our chicken to be reheated, our salad to be prepared and our empanadas to be warmed. Everything was very tasty although the chicken was probably a tad too salty for most people if it was just at the edge of being too salty for me! The chicken had a nice sauce on it that you could actually use to season your salad. The empanadas were solid and baked with a nice chunky filling of beef in one and cheese and onion in the other. No salsa criolla served with them either. Luckily we had already placed our order or we might've had to wait a long time to place it is did the people that arrived after us because more people came in through the front door ordering carry out and ordering by phone and the one guy taking orders seemed to get a little overwhelmed and people were waiting a bit longer than what we are accustomed to waiting in that kind of scenario. A young delivery down and drove up in a motorcycle and came in and started preparing pizza boxes by imprinting their logo on the top and then adding a piece of parchment on the bottom and folding the boxes. They must do a decent pizza business on the weekends because he made well over 10 boxes. Anyway, there's nothing fancy about this place at all but for 250 AR pesos for two we had half a chicken, a salad, two empanadas and a very large water. It's a nice change from all of the beef!