We ate here three times since it was walking distance to our Airbnb. The food and service were good. The place was clean. Only caution if you sit outside homeless were harassing the guests. We sat inside. read more

Service is awesome as is the ambience. Right around the corner from Alvear Palace Hotel. Their steak sandwiches and brownies are THEE best. Take some brownies home! You won't regret it! 5 out of 5 I'd come back to Buenos Aires just for their brownies! read more

6 years living here and I've eaten a lot of lomito sandwiches and this was the BEST. Steak done to perfection, fresh bread and veggies. Crispy fries and great covid protocol. Can't wait to go back read more

La Rambla - Lomito completo - Bars Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

A great place for lunch in the Recoleta neighborhood! Aptly straddles the space between casual take away and more sit down fine dining like Fervor down the street. Closer to a French bistro or an English pub. The sandwiches con lomo/steak (tenderloin) are on point. Fries ordered separately. Only a basic macro beer selection but other daytime cocktails are on point and more fairly priced than others in this posh neighborhood. Place gets busy for lunch after 13:30/1:30pm. If you are in the area and hungry for lunch, this is a good stop! I'd do it again. read more

La Rambla - Lomo porteño - Bars Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

This is a cafe bar restaurant in the Recoleta area of BA. It is situated on a corner, has outdoor seating and is almost exclusively for locals who live in this upscale part of BA. If you find it cause you're staying in the area and just happen to walk by and say "this looks real and authentic and local" it's because it is real and authentic and local. My husband and I search these places out no matter where we travel. And when we pass by a place which has a lot of tourists, even though we are a tourist too, we don't go in. I guess we don't consider ourselves a tourist or simply don't want to have an experience being assaulted by American English speaking people. And at The Rambla, that will not happen. The waitstaff are Argentinian and 99% of the patrons are local and are there daily or several times a day. You can tell that's the case when a man or woman or groups of them walk in, sit down at "their" table, and the waiter brings over their newspaper and their order. And this is what we love to observe. The local vibe. The dynamics between the regulars. For us, it's a scene out of one of the Argentinian (or Spanish, Germany, Israel, ) films we have seen. And we just love it. And my husband is a "famous person sighter". No matter where we go, he identifies a famous person. No kidding. And at the Rambla he insisted that a guy sitting at one of the tables was an actor. And after the guy left he asked our waiter who he was and the waiter showed him a magazine with the guy on the cover. Yup, that's Dennis for ya! Oh, the food. You were wondering if I would get to that. We only had breakfast and it was delicious. We ordered The Americano (what else?) which included freshly squeezed orange juice, toasted bread with creamy cream cheese or butter and fresh jams, and a moist ham and bacon omelette, and of course, coffee. So what's the big deal. First of all, if you didn't know it, coffee is an art form in Argentina. There's all sorts of preparations with their own name and if you have to ask what it is then you're clearly in need of coffee mentoring. Coffee is always freshly ground. Hot. And strong. Very strong. And varies as to how much milk is added and whether it is hot or cold or steamed. Theirs is awesome. And the moist omelette was super good, the ham tasted like it had just been cured and the bacon was cooked but not crispy. If you're in the area stop in. It doesn't matter if you're not a local. They know that you're not. They will still serve you the same delish food and beverage. But after our third visit "our" waiter asked if we were having the Americano and whether we wanted our "aqua con gas" now or after the cortado. That made me feel good. Very good. I wonder if he misses us! read more

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Great neighborhood cafe near the Alvear Palace Hotel with cute outdoor seating! Very large menu that thankfully offers English translation. The staff was so patient and accommodating. We really enjoyed the wine selection and everything was simple yet delicious. Worth a stop if you are in the neighborhood. read more

La Rambla - Bars Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

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This place is in Recoleta area. It serves the local residents and some tourists. A European Cafe style restaurant! It serves best food and coffees, Very classic place! I really love it and I will come back, if I visit Buenos Aires again! read more

Good Argentinian food, great service and the cutest place. Bring your translator app.

Even with the thickness of the steak in their sandwich, you bite through it like it was sliced paper thin. I don't know how they get that tenderness. I can't recommend this place highly enough. I had the Classico with ham, cheese, tomato, and lettuce accompanied with a half bottle of the local Malbec. Waiters were attentive even with the football / soccer highlights running. read more

La Rambla - Steak sandwich with Malbec. - Bars Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Local neighborhood cafe/bar located on the corner of Posadas and ayacucho. Beautiful building offers space both indoors and outside dinning. Offers a variety of beers, coffees and tea. Ice tea which can be challenging to find at times. read more

Classic locally well positioned cafe/bar. This place has no "cover fee" because it is not positioning itself as a restaurant. It has a full bar and prices are fairly acceptable given its ritzy location. The best thing to have is the SPECIAL HOT SANDWICH named LOMITO LA RAMBLA (AR$170~ US$11.50, as of 2015/10) or any of its derivatives (depending on the ingredients). Ordering Milanesa Lomo Sandwich will guarantee you a disappointment due to the thinner chunk of breaded meat and overall drier sandwich (deep fried I'm guessing) at AR$120 (US$8.5, i.e. dollar 2015/10) This place is a local gem. Usually visited by local regulars and an occasional tourist. Service is prompt and non-annoying. As anywhere in Argentina they won't bring you bill until you ask for it: "la quenta, por favor". Enjoy! read more

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Located in a safe and upscale neighborhood without the upscale price. Street parking is easy to find but you will need to feed the parking meter at a 10 peso token (exchange at the maxikiosco) / hour ~US 33 cents. When you search for a cafe, you will not find it on yelp as it is categorized as a bar. Good place to get a cup of coffee and sandwiches. They serve breakfast too. read more

La Rambla is an OK stop if you're passing through the neighborhood and can score one of the outdoor tables, but otherwise is nothing special. Service was pokey even by Argentine standards. The restaurant was out of (or didn't carry) most of the beers on the menu. Beer came with a meager pile of peanuts - appreciated but a little less generous than what you can find at other bars in town. read more

Got into La Rambla following advice of local friend. The infamous Lomito steak sandwich was as promised: soft, juicy and unbelievable tasty (I got Porteno version). The price for the sandwich is $190 as of 10/2015. The service was fast and snappy. Server was speaking good English and provide very helpful advices. Love the food, the ambiance, wooden interior and old fashioned look of the cafe. They don't have Servicio de Mesa and it made me extra happy and willing to tip well read more

La Rambla - Great beer Patagonia -A$70 for small bottle - Bars Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

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Neighborhood cafe by hotel I was staying at for business. The Beef lomo sandwich with roasted red pepper was amazing!! Reasonably priced and friendly staff. read more

Chose this place for pre-dinner drinks and did not go wrong. Nothing extraordinary but the service and location on a busy Recoleta corner makes it a good choice for casual drinks. Beer offered was primarily Patagonia, a widely commercialised "craft beer". Wine... well wine does not need remarks here. Simply excellent. read more