Best sushi in the area. Excellent attention. Beautiful place, with a very nice deco. Outdoor with a…read morelake view. The menu is really complete. Apart from the sushi, there are tiraditos, hot dishes, salads and delicious desserts. Try the Volcan de Dulce de Leche!!!

The food at Unido is very nice for dinner.. good flavors... wok, sushi, noodles, good…read moreappitizers.... breakfast is nice.. different items rather than just 'medialunas and coffee'.. cute cafe to grab breads, pasteries and to go salads and yogurts.. the ONLY bad part of Unido is the service is HORRID!! slow and forgetful. They have been open enough time to have sort of sorted this out, but nope.. so be prepared if you go..

Disappointing service, maybe because it was Monday night. Waitress disappeared after bringing…read moredrinks, had to find someone else to bring us the bill. Table next door had someone that passed out drunk and nobody came to help. Disappointing food- missing many of the advertised meat cuts (entrana, vacio, etc). Meat was poor quality. Charged double the price than advertised online... check before sitting down at a table. Very disappointing experience.

Food: salad bar is descent and fresh, sadly our meat left…read moreus with disappointments. Our meat's temperatures were rather cold and 2 out of 3 cuts were overcooked. Service: when servers are wanting to serve you but refrained from it and have to ask the Manager if ok to do so, that's bad management so we don't blame the servers for leaving us waiting for our one and only server to help us. Server was surprised because we tip more than their 10% standard (again, not their fault the service wasn't good enough, we saw him while waiting our turn, he was hustling several tables alone). Manager seemed busy, she stood near our table but never asked us if we were taken care of or not, nobody picked up our pile of plates near the border of our table ready to go and two different servers asked her if they could help us but she preferred to call our server who had his hands full and turned to see her to listen to her while putting a hard to watch fake smile ... the poor guy! We just really wanted to pay and leave. Ambiance: servers seemed overwhelmed, we didn't get the teamwork feeling like in most places. Price: we paid in cash so with the current exchange rate this was cheap but by local standards we could've spent the same amount or less somewhere else and have a better result than this no doubt. I really hope that if you're reading this and still decided to come that you have better luck than we did. We heard from a handful of people we asked recommending this place so I didn't read any of the reviews. Lesson learned!

Stopped by Rodi near Recoleta Cemetery for a quick lunch. The place was busy with locals, which…read moreseemed promising. We ordered a few starters, including empanadas, a stuffed tomato, and deep-fried mozzarella sticks. The empanadas were decent but nothing memorable. The stuffed tomato was very basic, and the mozzarella sticks were huge but had an odd flavor to the point that none of us ate them. The plates were cleared without any comment, which felt a bit inattentive. Service was fine overall, but since this was a recommended stop for empanadas, it ended up being a letdown and not somewhere I'd return.

I ate the best steak here and was disappointed when I returned a week later to miss their open…read morehours for another meal. Attentive service and the place is popular with the locals too!

We were looking for an early dinner and we hadn't tried any steak in Argentina yet so after…read moresearching on Google we picked Minga. Sadly, that was a mistake. We ordered a ribeye, a salad to start and the pumpkin. The salad was delivered with the main course, a pet peeve of mine. The salad itself consisted of wilted and boarder line rotten greens and spinach that we had to pick our way around. As for the ribeye, we were served a short rib, not a ribeye. We later realized, after looking at another restaurant, that this was due to a translation error on their menu. Although the portion was enormous, even though we ordered the "half" portion, the meat was extremely sinuous and difficult to eat. We also ordered a salmon ravioli which was reasonably good. Suffered generously with salmon. The star of the meal was the pumpkin, actually squash. It was baked in its skin and the skin was blackened making for a very nice presentation and just an ever so slight charred flavour. Overall I would not recommend Minga. It is difficult to overlook a steak house that has translation errors on their steak offerings and the quality of the cut and preparation of the short ribs were just not up to par.

Delicious food and super friendly service! Tried the Ojo de Bife (entrecôte) -- a big, juicy 450g…read moresteak and it was spot on. Prices are really fair for the quality.

This place sits right outside the parque de la costa in tigre and isn't the best of food. It is…read moregood but nothing grand. I would go back but not before maybe walking a bit more thru Tigre. I know plenty other places yummier. The service was also sort of slow. But the seating and atmosphere were really good.

Excelente la comida de este refugio en Tigre, a pasos de las estación. Precios accesibles y hermoso…read morelocal con garage al paseo Blvd Sáenz Peña. Tati un amor de persona y el servicio impecable. Recomiendo!

Great lunch. Ample portions, well prepared. Beer, Wine, and…read moreLiquor available. Sides were hearty and well marched with entrees. Service was attentive, if not personal. Decor was eclectic, with free range dogs. I reaaly enjoyed and would gladly return. I am told the only reason we did not have to wait for a table was the rainy weather.

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!

My wife and I recently stayed at the Fierro Hotel on a recent trip to Buenos Aires. The hotel has a…read morerestaurant, UCO, on the main floor. We decided to visit the restaurant one evening for dinner and had a nice experience. We started with the Quesos Locales y Chutneys Patagonicos. This selection of local cheeses and jams featured cheese of varying textures and flavors: one gooey rich and creamy, one hardy and salty, and one creamy deliciously pungent blue cheese. The pairing of jams worked nicely with each cheese. Next we had the Duo de Empanadas Caseras. This pair of empanadas featured one beef and one cheese. The empanadas had a crisp outside, the cheese was nicely gooey and the beef was tender and lightly marinated with a creamy gravy. For our entrée we split an Ojo de Bife. This steak was tender, juicy and smokey and paired with sides of chimichurri, ground mustard and salt.

Solid 4.5 stars for this place. It's definitely pricey compared to other restaurants but the food…read morewas really very good. We had: the jamon croquettes, which were awesome; the cheese plate - delicious and nice pairing with some homemade jams; the cheeseburger, which was very filling and delicious; the zucchini carpaccio (so fresh and yummy!); and the pasta with tomato sauce and pesto. The service is lovely at this place. We had breakfast here most days that we stayed here (a full two weeks) and all the waitstaff are wonderful. It has a quiet ambience, which is warm and welcoming. They have an incredible collection of wines too!