This place was amazing! Great fresh tasting food, fabulous service, and ambiance. Highly recommend…read more Hard to find -- it's downstairs in the outdoor mall area. Enjoy!

This is our first day in Buenos Aires and we stumbled across this gem! We would add this to our…read morehighly recommended list! The staff is so kind and hard working and went above and beyond to make sure we were well taken care of. I have some dietary restrictions (gluten, dairy and egg) and they were very thorough to make sure I wasn't going to have any issues. I had the pabellion criollo and my hubby had an arepa. Both were so delicious! We even ordered one more to go so we could have it for breakfast tomorrow since we have a super early morning. Be sure to stop in and check this place out if you haven't yet, you won't regret it!

Went on a sunny Saturday afternoon and sat in the small bar outside. Super nice staff and simple…read moreand tasty food. Tried the ceviche classic that comes with fish, two types of corn, red onion and a perfectly balanced vinaigrette. The portion is big but the freshness and the right amount of heat just makes you keep going until there is nothing left. Also tried the pollo crocante, a burger style sandwich with fried chicken, bacon, lettuce and tomatoes. It's very nice but need some of the salsas. The beer is cold and try the pisco sour, they have different flavorings and the one with peruan coca leaf is fantastic. On another occasion i try the tigre de leche. It is similar to the ceviche but is served in a glass and contains a lot more liquid. It looks amazing and taste great.

Ordered the lomo saltado (a sort of rice and beef stir fry with fries) and a smoothie…read more The fries were soggy, soaked with oil. The beef was hard and you could tell they used low quality meat. The smoothie was too sweet for my taste.

Really nice staff. English is doable. Relatively Slow…read moreservice as in all the restaurants so far. I guess it's just common standard here Food is ok. Quite large quantity for the price

This was actually the first restaurant I tried in Argentina and that was only because this was the…read moreonly place open around noon on a Saturday. Maybe I was feeling blah after an extra long flight and my tastebuds were off, but Dandy got the job done of providing real food. However, no "wow" factor. The lasagna was extremely salty. I did enjoy the salmon with veggies and a pot roast dish, the meat was really tender. Service was good, restrooms were clean. Prices were higher than I expected after the conversion to USD for this type of meal. #35/2018

THESE EMPANADAS ARE SO GOOD YOU WILL CRY TEARS OF JOY…read more I'm not joking, I'm in love with these empanadas. They're delicious. I stayed in BA for a month and every day after class, a bunch of us would go here to chill and have a cheap lunch. They're 12 pesos each, probably the cheapest in town. I personally love the pollo because it reminds me of Indian food-like the perfect fusion. But the Humita (corn and cheese) is a close second. You will not regret it. I promise.

This was the best empanada show in Buenos Aires. They were selling each one for 11 pesos. Seriously…read moreyou can't beat this deal. My friend and I went to town on the food here and we even for the mediluans (mini croissants). These were sweet, flakey, and soft and we killed like 4 of them. This is one place I will definitely come back to next time I'm in BA.

We were finishing up a tour and San Juan was highly rated in the area. We stopped in for lunch and…read morethe food was pretty good. We had the burrata (which was amazing), manicotti, and a pork dish. The burrata had confi tomatoes which made it just a little better than regular burrata, highly recommend. The pasta dish I had was quite good but it was also huge so I couldn't eat it all. For some reason our waitress told us the portions were small, they are not and we were stuffed! The pork was not my favorite but my husband enjoyed it. Everything was around $42 or so usd total.

On Wednesday evening, April 8th, my wife and I decided to stop by for dessert and some wine. It…read morewas 10:05 pm and the place was nearly empty. We have been there many times and especially like a certain desert and thought that would be a nice way to end our evening. Much to our astonishment ( and considerable chagrin! ) the officious people at the door wouldn't let us in unless we committed to ordering a full meal! It is beyond understanding why a restaurant with perhaps six people in it, on what was clearly a slow night, would turn away paying customers. Fortunately for us we managed to salvage our evening at Cafe Dorrego just a couple of blocks away - great desserts, pleasant and friendly staff, and a beautiful window seat for people watching. We spent close to 60 thousand pesos for wine and desert that night and it was worth it. C S W doesn't need the income or guests it appears. Anyway I'm done with this place!

Sandwich Latino was good. As someone from a big foodie city (Portland OR) I know my sandwiches. It…read morewas my first restaurant in BA. So I wasn't sure if they were open or not so when I asked they looked at me like I was asking the wrong question. Once I talked to the guy he said they could make any sandwich I wanted except breakfast stuff. It has a good vibe and they have a second location near by. The feel is modern, and many be something locals use to get food on the way to work or school. I'd go back again

This new, bigger location, that adds to the one which still runs one block away, it's a great…read moreimprovement. The menu is quite simple but has plenty of options, sandwiches, salads, deserts, etc Everything is well executed A terrific choice for a quick lunch in the downtown area. Keep it rocking Latino, keep it rocking!

Locals tell you that Dora's is the best seafood restaurant in Buenos Aires. And it is so…read more Wife and I come here at least every two weeks when we are in town. It is located close to the river and has been around for many years. Nothing fancy, large, open interior with lots of tables. Waiters continually circulate. If you do not know your fish in Spanish, the waiters will help you zero in on what you most likely will like. But is all cases, the seafood was most likely brought in that day and is very fresh. The menu is huge and if you had the time to translate you would get a great grammar lesson. Truly an Buenos Aires go-to experience. Go late, like after 10:30pm so you are around locals, way too early for the tourists. Makes for a better experience.

Stopped in here for "dinner". However, according to our Argentinean hosts, it was waaaaay too…read moreearly for dinner. (5 pm) With that said, we were the only people in the restaurant! Because we had the whole place to ourselves, our host spent a bit of time going over their extensive menu. After detailed and fun explanations, we opted for his recommendation of a "tortilla". Although he explained what it was to us, in my mind I'm still thinking of a Mexican style tortilla. Not even close! What we received was a piping hot omelette-ish dish. It was chopped potatoes cooked to a crisp on the outside and egg and chorizo on the inside. Reminded me of an egg skillet ! Because it was so big, we shared it between two of us. Biting into it, it was super crispy on the outside and the flavor of potatoes and eggs was perfect with the chorizo which was not overwhelming. It was so simple, but oh, so delicious!! We paired the tortilla with a bottle of local Malbec and it was heavenly! To be fair, every bottle of Malbec we've had in Argentina has been exquisite! This place is very easy to find, just off a main road and well worth a visit. It was a nicer restaurant with table cloths and nice place settings and thus, was priced accordingly.

We ate here twice on our trip. The food was interesting and tasted great both times. The dishes…read morewith the mashed pumpkin (squash?) topping, sort of like shepherd's pie, was great. Service was standard level for Argentina.

I really want to like this place but unfortunately the hype or the food quality just did not…read moredeliver what I expected of this place or the reviews. The prices are really high, which would not have been a problem had the food been good or even mediocre. I held off reviewing this place as I wanted to give it another chance before reviewing it, but unfortunately, I am forced to concede that this place is not for me. There are definitely far, far better places with this price range. And this place has either changed cooks, or my taste buds just don't match the people who raved about this place. I really wanted to like this place as I love the whole idea of a restaurant serving local regional cuisines, but unfortunately, I have yet to be impressed!