This is a traditional parrilla from Buenos aires. Atmosphere is standard you will see many families…read morehaving dinner . Place is not expensive. Dinner for 3 with Bottle of wine is $50. Food is average.

Cheap eats.... This is the place, you can get a $8 steak with sides. Not too bad for the recent…read moreinflation in Argentina. The steak was juicy and tender for something that is under $10. If you want a local dive, this is the place, rich history, this place has been here since 1932.

The food was great! I had a stake and I had no complaints. The way the Argentines cook their…read morestakes is without any seasoning. I didn't mind it because the beef here is just that good. You can put salt on it when you get it so not a problem. They have other foods you can order up at the counter. Also everything else is self serve so just go pick up what you want to drink. Had a great time here with my friend so just come and eat and drink the night away.

Such a quite and quaint place that I would definitely recommend. It's very simple, but classy and…read morethey have a great weekly menu that comes with a main course, dessert, and a beverage for a set price (I believe $160 pesos). I had the spinach, ricotta, and walnut "crepes" but I don't recall the exact name in Spanish. The flavors really worked together and it is like nothing I've had before, especially in Argentina! If you're ready for something new or different, they'll have it! I had the brownie and though the portion was rather small (see photo), it was warm and wasn't dry like most brownies in Argentina. Only complaint was the salad that came with my friend's quiche wasn't great. The dressing on it had a bitter taste and an odd flavor. It's so rare to get dark fresh greens here, it was sad to see them go to waste!