These are very classic empanadas. This is very much a no-frills place, but they definitely know…read morewhat they're doing. It's home to some of the cheaper empanadas I've had and the soups they have also look delicious (a meat soup and a corn soup). I came on one of my friend's last nights in Cordoba and we had a variety of empanadas. We all agreed the chicken one was our favorite. The flavor, with a little bit of spice, were perfect. The meat empanada was also good, but I would not recommend the corn and my friends said the ham & cheese was just ok.

This cute little corner spot has a lot of Yelp buzz, so it became a quick and Argentine-early…read moredinner (I'm home by 9). To start, I tried two empanadas. The criollo picante (spicy Creole style beef) wasn't particularly spicy or Creole. Blame Argentinian palates. The arabe (beef, onion, tomato?, spices, served with a lemon) doesn't even look like an empanada, not to mention it's got a lot of appt inside that bready exterior. That one was more consistent in content so I judge it the champion. Then came the locro. It's a bit salty for my taste, and there was more fat than meat. By a landslide. There were also bones. So a minus for meat but a plus for that wonderful choclo. Also, the place is a pretty decent value to fill you up for under $10 with tip (even with a beverage). It's a good stop for a quick bite for any meal of the day.

Great place to try empanadas. They are so good. As well as the rest of the food. There is free…read morewifi. I liked the atmosphere too.

Great place to taste a variety of local (argentinian, not cordoba) flavors, they make excelent…read morerenditions of many traditional foods (you must try the empanadas, they are unbeatable). It is a rustic looking place ideal for a meal with friends full of wine and caloric dishes, and crowned by a traditional dessert. If you are looking to vary from the typical asado this place offers the other face of local cuisine even if you want to avoid the meat which is so present in argentinian dishes.

Very nice food for an okay price. The service is also excellent and the ambiance is good enough for…read morea place with an okay price

The place has a cozy feel to it. Great place to chill and…read moreeat. Three seating locations are open one including out doors. Busy during lunch best to come after 3. Closed on Sunday. Food will take a while, we came here during the week and waited around 30 minutes for our food prior to the wait just to order which took at least 20 minutes. So come with time to spare. Food was delicious I had the lomitos de ternera insurrecta, my bf has the hamburger. Bread was fresh crunchy yet moist. Combination of flavors were mouth watering. We drank the citrus water. Over all for cost and food it was around 980 pesos not bad at all for a very filling lunch.

Excellent service , great quality beef ( tried several cuts ) Lomo (filet mignon) and ojo de bife (…read moreribeye) were outstanding outstanding, pair with a great bottle of wine ( any bottle above 30 US is outstanding in Argentina ) A very nice cava with long great wine list including a few 98-99 pointers like Yacochuya Malbec or the newer As Bravas from Vigil . Again great service , slightly expensive for the area but great beef

The food was excellent. The atmosphere was casual and authentic. The service was excellent. The…read morewaiter spoke English and Spanish. The reason we gave 4 and not 5 stars was because the meat was a little overcooked. We asked for a warm pink center and we received a well-done steak. It was still very good. Lorenzo has one rule. If the restaurant serves bread they must serve butter. This restaurant does serve bread with a cream cheese spread. It was excellent however, it was not butter. We would recommend this place very highly

Our party of four had an excellent experience at this restaurant last night. The decor and ambience…read morewere perfect. The service was excellent. The food was superb. All of that and the price was much lower than expected. I highly, highly recommend this restaurant. It is great for a small party like our and I think it could be a great restaurant for a more romantic evening. Our waiter was very attentive and helpful. He kept the water and wine flowing as well as the food. He made some great recommendations and was very friendly. Quit reading reviews and go here.... LOL

An outstanding dining experience in every respect: superbly prepared and presented cuisine,…read moreprofessional, passionate wait staff, and a modern, yet cozy atmosphere occupying a 12 ft wide, deep slice between two larger buildings. El Papagayo serves a multi-course feast I've enjoyed twice now on separate business trips to Córdoba, each time with a unique array small plates surrounding a generous main attraction. The combination of complementary yet slightly opposing flavors in each dish is nothing short of fine, gastronomic art. Take it in slowly and savor the world-class faire.

I came here solo on weekday at noon with no reservation. Overall, happy with food and service…read moreprovided. They have either pre determined menu which according to waiter can change from week to week 3 course - 85,000 ARG 11 course - 120,000 ARG (~$40 USD at time of review) I tried their 111 course and very satisfied. Price is reasonable for fine dining. Very chilled and cool ambience, super friendly staff. Food though little in portion packs a punch and hit the taste bud at high note. Highly recommended!

We were checking out lunch options inside the Mercado Norte and saw two pizza places side by side…read more They looked very similar, but we chose Pizzeria Arroyo Hermanos because it had a larger seating area and more drink choices. I think we made the right choice! If you've never had it, Argentine pizza is quite different from American pizza. The crust is so thick, it looks like a cake, but it's very fluffy and light, sort of like focaccia. Usually there's a lot of sauce on it, although you can ask for less sauce. The basic flavor seems to be cheese with olives, though we saw someone order a pizza with jamon. At this place, you order and pay first, then wait for a table to open up, and they'll call you to sit down. Normally you would receive a numbered ticket, but the lady took pity on us foreigners and called us by name instead. An 11-inch "pizza entero" is AR$75, and sodas are about AR$22, but you can also get individual slices. We were the only extranjeros there and got several curious looks, especially my blonde boyfriend! This definitely seemed like a family business and the owner/dad stopped by to say hello. He chatted with us about where we were from and how we were liking Argentina (and our pizza). We really felt welcome here, even though I'm sure we stuck out in the crowd! If you're looking for a quick, affordable and/or vegetarian lunch in the Mercado, this pizzeria is a friendly, fast option. Recommended!