Our group ate here for our first night in Mendoza - eating on the patio/garden was not only an…read moreamazing atmosphere, but was a great way to avoid jet lag. Thanks to the great service and outstanding food our group continued to rave about the meal for days after. With it's convenient location to downtown Mendoza, Anna Bistro is a must visit spot!

Beautiful bistro with tasty food. If possible, request to sit outside where there is plenty of…read moregreenery, string lights, and a cozy ambiance. All the meat entrees are delicious but the burrata and charcuterie board were great options as well.

The meat platter for 2 was definitely worth sharing. I'd…read moresay, even 3 people could share it I didn't enjoy the blood sausage or chorizo, but loved the skirt steak and sweet breads. Good price Not snobby Spoke English Took credit card

I dined there just before this Covid curse . I was in Mendoza for several days after my attempt at…read moreMount Aconcagua summit . Anyways , this place was so good I had dinner there in 2 consecutive days . Exactly the same plate . Argentinians are just masters when it comes to anything meat or steak .... wow . See the pic for what I ordered ( outside skirt steak which I now cook very well as well ) . This meal was 17$ !!

Josefina Resto is upscale and trendy in a way that makes it feel as if it belong back in Seattle…read more As a final dinner in Mendoza, a friend and I popped in for a nice, last meal of our vacation. The neighborhood of Josefina is trendy and scattered with bars and pubs that make for an easy way home via bar-hopping, so that's a plus. It was walkable from our Air B&B, which was at the heart of central Mendoza. We had 8:00pm reservations, but being in a strange-time zone and early-eaters by nature, we decided to pop in early to see if they would accomodate us. Much to our pleasure, Josefina was open by 7:30pm (which is quite early for Mendoza!) and happy to accomodate us early. The interior is modern and cool in the way that you are captivated by the interior before you can even study the menu. Interesting lighting fixtures punctuate the ceiling and wallpaper of various food and culture themes tastefully adorn the walls. Our server was polite, professional and prompt. I began with a glass of sparkling rose and B enjoyed the Sauvignon Blanc while we decided on entrees. The menu has descriptions in Spanish, English and Portuguese, which is always nice. I chose the mixed green salads with pomegranate, toasted almonds, tomato and asparagus dressed in a simple oil and vinegar. B chose the gnocchi with a mushroom cream sauce. They brough us out a variety of complimentary warm breads that far surpassed any offering of the sort we'd had before. There were several slices of each a whole wheat artisan bread, a focaccia with rosemary and tomatoes, quality dinner rolls and simple, fresh white bread. Our entrees followed immediately after (and quite quickly overall!). My salad was a generous portion and both dishes were visually pleasing. I devoured the fresh, crips salad and it was wonderfully light compared to the portions I had became accustomed to the prior week! The ripe pomegranate was a great contrast to the savory vegetables and the amount of dressing was just right. To say I was satisfied is an understatement. A note for veg-heads: The menu was limited for non-meat eaters, but there are a few dishes available and I am confident they would all be great! I would recommend this place to locals and visitors alike.

Interesting menu, bright wide open space with the second floor and windows on two sides that…read morebringing lots of daylight. The menu has salads with warm shrimp or chicken, a dig a station of grilled provolone cheese, your usual meets with slight twists like a eggplant dip on top of your roasted potatoes with your steak. They bring a bread basket with two slices of tomato focaccia, two slices of a cherry wheat bread, one dense white roll and a slice if a soft white bread. It was served with a pickle aioli topped with shredded marinated carrots. Very light and fresh. We tried the empanadas (3 for $155) and they were made with chopped beef and lots of smoky paprika. It was almost too flavorful and great with the pickle aioli. The warm langoustine salad had only five langoustines (which were nicely seasoned and perfectly tender) but lots of arugula and frisée. The arugula was a bit overpowering versus the langoustines. It had 3 thin slices of grilled peach and 3 thin slices of avocado. It also had about 10 cherry tomatoes and two long homemade breadsticks. The salad was lightly dressed in a lemon vinaigrette. Very fresh, light salad. We also had the small ribeye with roasted potatoes topped with an eggplant spread and a small salad. All great flavors. We had asked for the ribeye to come without the cheese but they forgot. We took it off and ate it separately. Service was friendly and efficient. Certainly a modern version if an Argentinean steakhouse.

We made reservations for a Wednesday evening for two people. The restaurant is located on a road…read morewhere they are currently doing construction. We stayed in central Mendoza and it was only a six minute walk from our hotel. The inside has a gorgeous ambiance with several tables for two or four. It's very nicely decorated! We chose to go with the four course meal when making our reservation and it's a good thing we did because it was SO much food!! The food itself was excellent and the rib eye might be the best I've ever had. Each course was lovely and they did a great job of explaining the ingredients to us. We also got the wine pairing with each course. We ended the night with coffee and petit fours. Would absolutely recommend this to anyone going to Mendoza! It's delicious and reasonably priced for the quality and experience!

My wife and I celebrated our anniversary last night at Azafrán…read more The space is beautiful, the staff -- reservations, host, sommelier and waiter Valentina -- was super helpful. We opted for the four-course tasting menu. (The seven course option is just too much for me.) My wife had the wine pairings; I had a glass of fabulous local Cabernet Sauvignon with the main course. I assume the menu changes with seasons so I won't bore you with descriptions except to say that each was lovely. There was an emphasis on local dishes deconstructed and put back together by a Michelin one-star chef. All in all, it was a lovely meal, in beautiful ambience, with amazing service. And a very happy anniversary. One tip: the restaurant's website indicated they were fully booked. I sent a WhatsApp message and it turned out they indeed had a table available.

Excellent food. Traditional Argentine, but far above the usual steak, milanesa and empanadas. Had…read morea delicious lentil stew here. Best we've had in Argentina. Cute, cozy place with excellent service.

Where sharing is caring comes alive!…read more Located in the heart of the city, Fuente y Fonda is an amazing local gem that everyone should try. All of their entree portions are meant for sharing. They have appetizers as well, we opted for the entrees. We had the churrasco which they graciously prepped in 2 different temperatures, it comes with the most delicious roasted potatoes and veggies. One of their staples is the Sheppard pie as well which is also very good. Alll of the entrees come with (2) desserts, we went with their standard flan with dulce de leche and it was divine. Staff was very attentive and the aesthetic of the restaurant is so unique, very vintage meets homey cuisine. Definitely a great place to try ou

The serves are very friendly at this wine bar. They food is amazing, too. If you don't finish your…read morewine bottle, you are welcome to take it home. Tip: make sure you know your Argentinian steak temperature, as my medium rare was really, really rare and had to ask the kitchen to kindly take my steak back for a little longer.

Fantastic wine bar with a beautiful out door seating area. The food and wine was fantastic!…read moreDefinitely a hidden gem.

The restaurant is no longer open. We spent 30 minutes trying to find it & a local wine shop said…read morethey'd closed down.

Lovely little wine bar with all things Patagonia. Wine, bruschetta, yum! Candles and down tempo…read moremusic. New owners are very friendly and speak English. A must see while in Mendoza!

Everyone was very friendly and fast with service! The food was great and had many options and…read morecombinations. It was veggie friendly as well! Very close to the hotel we stayed so very convenient! Nice cafe ambiance to work and have small catch up conversations!

On the corner overlooking the Plaza Independencia, this popular restaurant is a draw for locals and…read moretourists alike. The menu is wide-ranging, both in terms of meats and other Argentine specialties. I ordered Andean pie, a dish I knew and loved from Chile (Pastel de Choclo), containing ground veal and some chopped vegetables covered with a mixture of chopped corn and chicken pieces. My wife had a strip steak with vegetables. We ate in the sidewalk cafe which had a wine dispenser from which you could choose your wine and have it poured into your glass. My wife had a 100 point Robert Parker (Wine Spectator) choice for a very reasonable price. We would eat here regularly if we were locals.

Even as a guest at the Park Hyatt, which is the home of Grill Q, i was a bit anxious about dining…read morehere for fear of the cost. Traveling solo, I don't need to spend a fortune wooing myself. I didn't need to worry. For about $30 USD, I had two different and excellent empanadas to start, a perfectly prepared steak, and a side of grilled vegetables. That's not cheap by local standards, but it isn't disproportionate, either, and it was surprisingly reasonable for a Park Hyatt restaurant. That didn't include wine, because I had so many bottles of Malbec in my room to drink after visiting bodegas in the region. Food: excellent. Service: solid. Value: very good.

I am in Mendoza now. Are at La Barra twice and both times it was incredible. This is a small mom…read moreand pop restaurant with absolutely the best steaks. The service is spot on and everything is cooked over a wood fire. I am going to try to eat there one last time tonight (3 times in a week). Because it is that good. I am not used to eating late like the Argentinians. So I normally have the entire restaurant to myself but at 9:30 or 10 PM it really picks up. They have the best ribeye and tomohawk steaks I have ever had. Better than Don Julio in Buenos Aires.

We were visiting from USA and decided to have dinner at La Barra the Food service and ambiance was…read moretop notch. The chef was amazing would highly recommend.