One of the better and cheaper places to eat in the Villa. They have a good-sized range of menu…read moreitems, and they're all very good. They offer the standard asado and parilla options, like any standard Argentinian restaurant, but they also have a good, cheap menu for students from the local university. I would recommend it to anybody. The one downside is its confusing hours. Most of the time it's not open.

Servicio lento. Buen ambiente. Lindo lugar y variedad de productos. Éramos muchos y se acordaron…read morede todos los pedidos. Eso fue muy bueno.

Don Ferro is located near an old train station on a cobbled street. It's a very cozy place, with…read moreconvenient parking right out front. The service is very good, the beef is even better than the service, and the river fish is surprisingly above average - I suggest you give the fish a try when you dine at this restaurant; I'm glad that I did both :-) This is one of my favorite dining destinations in town; I highly recommend it :-)

Amazing ribeye! Prolly the best I've had in my whole life! Good service - very nice people. The…read morePapas Don Ferro were good but not great.

On every table, you'll find a paper containing the printed story of the Sunderland Bar…read more Fontanarrosa, the famous Argentinean writer, wrote the story. His beautiful prose sets the stage for your visit to a uniquely enjoyable restaurant. The style of Sunderland Bar is delightful. It's full of well-kept antiques, celebrity photos, and drawings by Fontanarrosa that are so striking as to be unforgettable. There's also an old piano that stands prominently as one of the main historical pieces of the venue. We came here for dinner one magical evening. The food was exceptional, the wine was magnificent, and the service was outstanding. As the perfect ending to an unforgettable meal, the pianist played "Yesterday" on the piano. Come to Sunderland to experience it, even if you're only in Rosario for one night - you won't regret it!