Excellent food, pastrami is yummy. Place is super clean, great patio, great service…read more Just go for it, enjoy

This place is well designed , the lay out is nice and the toilets clean..... all the rest is a…read moreweird mixed of the worst of Argentine faux and absolute snobbism ..... The pastrami isnt pastrami they dont know what the ny pstrami is about but as a imitation not bad i guess

Excelente servicio de Diego! Fuimos el 31 de Diciembre a desayunar cuando muchos lugares estaban…read morecerrados y nos atendieron muy bien.

We were at the Plaza Armenia branch for a light breakfast last week. There were just a couple of…read moreoccupied tables. We both ordered cafe con leche, it was proper. My wife had an ok cheesy scone and I ordered a croissant. I will remember this forever because it was the worst croissant ever. Dry and tasteless, it was a block of dough without layers. I only bit a corner and left it on the plate . I did not bother to complain to the young waiter who was not attentive or curious about it. The ambiance is indeed cutesy and the service is average. I guess the quality of food is secondary. I would avoid this place if you care about that.

If you are looking for some delicious Jewish style healthy food with great vegetarian and non…read morevegetarian this is the place!! We were take here by Ernesto our Argentinian tour guide!! The pita falafels and arrangement of Israeli salads were delicious! If ever in BA ONCE YOU MUST TRY!! Very accommodating wait staff . Thank you AJIM and Ernesto!!!

On a hunt for "Jew food" my wife and I stumbled in after not finding anything on Yelp. (I added…read morethis restaurant). I had the pastrami. Excellent, thick cut, served on a baguette. The wife ordered the Israeli sampler which had the best falafel we have had in BA along with a ton of other food. This place is a great value and the food is solid.

The wait staff was very friendly and patient despite our poor Spanish skills. We ordered the…read morechicken ceasar salad and the chicken sandwhich (#15). Both items were fine, nothing to get excited about. The bread on the sandwhich was nice and soft, but the chicken fell a bit flat and dry. The cafe only accepts cash but the good news is they take American dollars (as well as other country currencies). Their conversion rate was actually very good too.

Wonderful (world-class) salads, great lemonade Perfect for…read morelunch (or late breakfast) Service is a little slow, but very friendly and attentive.

The lomito sandwich is great, but avoid the hamburgers...they do not meet any standard of edible…read morefood! The drinks are not expensive, and in general the food is good.

The Hieronymus Bosch triptych by a similar name is one of my favorites (predictably?)…read more There's a chance the cafe owners were just being literal when naming this place "The Garden of Delights," but the decor actually almost recalls the details of the painting. No, there aren't any pale naked people being eaten by engorged fruit. But the intricate tilework, deep colors, and general dissonance of the otherwise elegant decor are lovely to look at. Everything else was nothing but pleasant. My lagrima (steamed milk with a "teardrop" of espresso) was great. Buttery medialunas (a ubiquitous croissant-like pastry) came fresh from the oven, topped with a hot glaze, and are worth a wait -- medialunas are kept in a mesh-covered tray on the bakery display in the window; peek in to see whether the tray is entirely out or newly filled, and it'll indicate the likelihood you'll get fresh ones. Worth a visit? The twisted green iron bars covering the front windows make them look closed all the time, but I'm glad I tried the door. It's another nice cafe for breakfast or lunch, even if it doesn't really recall humanity cavorting into hell.

Looking for a quick healthy lunch in BA? Here's your spot. Friendly service, healthy food and…read morewill set you back max $200.