Now, this is one that I have mixed feelings about. As a guess, the beef version was simply seasoned…read morewith salt and lemon, and nothing else. The condiment choices are those that are towards what you'd expect in a typical "wrap" place - arugula, tomatoes, potato salad, rice, chickpeas, raw cabbage, carrots, etc. (and bizarrely, I thought, the only onion options were pickled cocktail onions, or chopped scallions). Panini pressed. Negative - after pressing it, they wrap it in several layers of commercial grade plastic wrap before sticking it in a paper bag for takeout, which means that unless you unwrap it to eat it within a couple of minutes, the flatbread steams to a sort of soggy mess - I ended up taking it home and re-grilling it to give it a little drier texture and make it "pick-up-able". It was good. 55 pesos.

This is a fast food place. Our taxi driver mentioned it and compared it to McDonalds. If you go…read moreinto it with that level of expectation, it's OK. It's actually probably better than McDonalds....but that's not really saying much. It works basically like a typical American fast food restaurant. You order at the counter, sit down, go back to pick up your food, etc. They have a decent amount of seating, and the building itself is new and modern (as is everything in this part of Buenos Aires). We had a burger and fries. I think there's probably better food options in this vicinity though to be honest.

Haha even "Yankee" don't eat this stuff on a regular bases. My husband and I need a small meal and…read morethis fit the bill It was nothing special. We got dried out popcorn chicken and fries. The longest part of the wait for our food was to fill up the second fountain drink. Not sure why?

Strongly recommended by the waiter we decided to try the slow cooked pork BBQ sandwich and the…read morepastrami sandwich. Both were delicious and huge! The pletzlach bread they were served on was perfect - soft center and crisp outside. The BBQ was not very sweet which I prefer and the pork was very tender and easy to eat in sandwich. I had a hard time deciding which sandwich I liked best but I think I would go with the pastrami - very flavorful and the meat was tender. The pickles were a great compliment to the meat. The staff was very friendly and the ambience while nothing special was comfortable.

Horrible service. Mediocre food. We were a group of 20 tourists, and we had reserved and paid…read moreupfront 20 dollars a person for a full meal. We arrived at the time we were supposed to, but the place wasn't ready to receive us. It took them 30 minutes just to serve us bread and water. The appetizers took one hour to be served. They were ok, but the quantity wasn't near enough for 20 people. Like, 4 pieces of falafel for a table of 8... just as an example. The main courses were served almost 2 hours (!) after we arrived. We arrived at 1:30 pm and the main courses started being served around 3:20 pm. And then, the food was horrible. The gefilte fish, for example, had no taste at all, and had been complete dried and fried. It just tasted like cardboard. To finish the horror show, the dessert, which also we had paid for upfront for all 20 people, was served only at 4:30pm, three hours after we arrived, and when more than half of the people had left. And if this wasn't enough, when some of the remaining people asked for coffee, we were asked to pay extra for it! It's not the price that bothered me, but the audacity they had to ask for more money after the absolutely horrible performance they had. In short, avoid this place as the plague! Even one single star is too much for them...

Argentina is beef country but apparently, burger bars and specialty burgers are just beginning to…read morepop up. A few years ago, things changed and now, Argentines enjoy burgers like the Americans. I have admittedly not tried the other more popular establishments but will say this is an amazing gourmet burger at a Five Guys price. If you order fries or a beverage it is $5 pesos less when ordered with a burger. Want beer? Mi Barrios has that too. Big bottled Heinekens. ..... And there's vodka too. **** this place is very small so there may be a wait for a table or you will have to sit at a communal style table. In the alternative, you can order take out.

Even if the meat is not as tasty as I was expecting, I must say that they have great burgers at Mi…read moreBarrio. The burgers' composition are creative, the place is nice and pleasing. The french fries are well made and beautifully served. And, please, do not loss the opportunity of tasting their lemonades, the perfect drink to their burgers.

Okay, the empanadas are fresh and larger than the average…read more Way too cheesy. Very little green in the verdura. Very little onion in the cebolla. Plus, usually, each variety of empanada has a unique shape. These were identical. The pastry shell was good. That's about it, except the staff was very friendly. Too much cheese. Uggh.

I really enjoyed the empeñada. We got the carne suave and it was nice and juicy. They were also…read morevery patient with me since I don't speak much Spanish. I would recommend.

THESE EMPANADAS ARE SO GOOD YOU WILL CRY TEARS OF JOY…read more I'm not joking, I'm in love with these empanadas. They're delicious. I stayed in BA for a month and every day after class, a bunch of us would go here to chill and have a cheap lunch. They're 12 pesos each, probably the cheapest in town. I personally love the pollo because it reminds me of Indian food-like the perfect fusion. But the Humita (corn and cheese) is a close second. You will not regret it. I promise.

This was the best empanada show in Buenos Aires. They were selling each one for 11 pesos. Seriously…read moreyou can't beat this deal. My friend and I went to town on the food here and we even for the mediluans (mini croissants). These were sweet, flakey, and soft and we killed like 4 of them. This is one place I will definitely come back to next time I'm in BA.