If you have medium to medium-high standards/expectations, don't come here. The place is cute and…read moreservice decent, but the food is really not. For me to leave food on my plate is almost unheard of, and I unfortunately did leave about half my dish, the salmon ravioli (overcooked and bland). Others at the table had the fish with green rice (also overcooked and bland), and the fried seafood to share. All absolutely mediocre and expensive. This place apparently used to be exceptional a few decades ago, but it is definitely not anymore.

Incredible food. They're very busy on the weekends, we went at around 20:45 on a Saturday and…read morewaited for an hour but it was worth the wait. I shared the tortilla de papa y langostino, which I can only describe as a mix between a Spanish tortilla and a seafood pot pie - it was amazing. My boyfriend ordered Milanese with sorrentinos on top, and he said it was great. The fries were crispy too. I highly recommend checking them out if you are in the area!

What a great place to have lunch or dinner.... the food is really really good. They really care…read moreabout what they're doing. I will definitely go back and I for sure recommend it.

Fuimos a cenar a Tuluméi Pinamar con mi perro de servicio y la experiencia dejó mucho que desear. A…read morepesar de explicar claramente que no es una mascota sino un perro de asistencia, y de que la ley le garantiza acceso a espacios públicos y de uso público, el personal siguió sin entenderlo y trató la situación como si se tratara de un animal común. La noche estaba hermosa y preferí no discutir, así que terminamos sentándonos afuera, pero eso no cambia lo ocurrido: fue un acto de discriminación y una falta de conocimiento de derechos básicos. Qué leyes/normas podés mencionar: * Ley Nacional 26.858: reconoce el derecho de acceso, deambulación y permanencia en lugares públicos y privados de acceso público para personas con discapacidad acompañadas por un perro guía o de asistencia, incluyendo establecimientos gastronómicos. También establece que impedir u obstruir ese derecho puede ser sancionado. * Ley Provincial 15.409 de Buenos Aires: garantiza el acceso, deambulación y permanencia con perros de asistencia en espacios públicos o de uso público y deja claro que esto prevalece sobre cualquier regla interna de "derecho de admisión" o prohibición general de animales. También considera infracción grave impedir ese acceso en espacios privados de acceso público y muy grave si el lugar es de titularidad pública.

This place was dirty. We sat down and got a bowl full of hairy bread then immediately left. I'm not…read moresure how anyone could serve that without noticing how much long hair was in the basket.

The good was very good. The 4 of us had the seafood platter with hot and cold food and it was all…read moredelicious. There was more than enough food for all of us when we went for lunch. They had a wooden serving tray that I want to buy as a keepsake of our visit, I will try to go back today to buy . If I can since we are leaving tomorrow. Good service and a good ambiance too. I recommend this restaurant.

Great and unforgettably delicious experience. The place has been there for almost 40 years…read more The owner was there meeting guests and talking to the regulars. Ambience very cozy and casual. They have terrace, but we preferred to sit inside. As an aperitif they offer you a free cocktail of Fernet and coke. Nice touch. We ordered the Octopus, cooked a la Provençal. I suppose they have it frozen, it was soft, but you could felt that it was defrosted. So, I wouldn't recommend that dish especially for that price they charge - 450 local pesos which is like 30 US $... Fettuccini with seafood sauce was really rich and quite a large portion by the way. Very creamy, full of shrimps and scallops, delicious. And Lenguado (Sole) Roquefort - was super delicate, appetizing and dainty! Really a masterpiece - baked with a blue cheese sauce and twice baked mashed potatoes, very tender. The menu is vast and there are a lot of dishes that you'd want to try. So may be if you're in town for a while you might come back and try their other delights, like paella of the house, cazuela de mariscos, etc. I'm not sure if they have menu in English, by the way. And waiters hardly speak any English, but they seem to manage with the customers just fine. Quite good selection of wine, of course only from Argentina. And we were pleasantly surprised by very reasonable prices on the wine. If you're driving - than it's going to be a real problem to park. They don't have their parking of course, so we had to make few rounds to find a free spot along the street.

Servicio es de lo peor y la comida no es mala pero no lo mejor. No lo recomiendo debido al servicio…read moreal cliente.

The rabas (fried squid) weren't good, also too oily. The abadejo (cod) was good…read more In conclusion food was three stars, but everything was so dirty. The whole place seemed to need a deep cleaning like three months ago, place full of flies, disgusting. Not coming back!