Prices are fair for what you get, that&rsquo;s for sure. Menu has a good mix&mdash;fish, pasta, meat&mdash;so everyone finds something. I had the homemade pasta and it was plenty. Wine list had a few nice local options from C&oacute;rdoba and Mendoza, which I appreciated. Service was friendly, though we did wait a bit for the check. Nothing fancy, but comfortable.

Walked in for a quick bite around noon. Pizza was out fast, like barely sat down and they were already offering slices. Asked for a specific flavor and they brought it over without any hassle. Staff friendly enough. Place gets busy but the turnover keeps things moving. Solid spot if you&#39;re in a hurry and just need something hot.

Stopped by for lunch near the water. Waitress was friendly and attentive, no complaints there. Got the mixed grill &mdash; decent flavor but portion felt a bit light for the price. Still, sitting by the water made it fine. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The place has that old-school vibe, really charming. Empanadas were the highlight for me, super tasty. Service was friendly too.

Big portions, that&#39;s for sure. Got the pasta and it was enough for two honestly. Price was fair for what you get. Place was packed at lunch but food came out quick. Solid spot if you&#39;re hungry and don&#39;t wanna wait around.

Came with a big group, like 22 of us, and honestly they didn&rsquo;t miss a beat. Food came out fast, pasta and meats were all solid. One waitress handled everything, kinda impressive. Place got loud but that&rsquo;s on us.

The grilled meats and sushi were both solid. Place feels pretty elegant and calm, not too loud which I liked. Prices are fair for what you get.

The daily menu is a solid deal &mdash; appetizer, main, dessert for a fair price. Tagliatelle and ravioli were good, pasta cooked right. The chicken cutlet was a bit tough though. Service was quick and friendly. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

The garden seating is lovely, and the ingredients really do taste fresh. We had a nice dinner here, though it&rsquo;s not cheap. Still, the quality makes it worth it.

The stone-baked pizza still hits the same as the first time I came. Crust is spot on and the portion&#39;s solid for the price. Takeout was ready in 15 mins, no complaints.

The view from the terrace is the real reason to stop here. We grabbed the trout with potatoes, decent but nothing crazy. The pancakes with dulce de leche came out a bit uneven, one side was half-burnt. Prices felt fair for the area though. Service was fine, no complaints. I&#39;d come back just for the scenery and a coffee, maybe skip the food next time.

The riverside seating is what got me. Quiet enough to actually hear the water while eating, which is rare in the city. Empanadas were solid, the daily specials are priced right. Staff friendly without hovering. Only thing is the chairs are a bit hard after an hour. Fine for a quick lunch though.

The caprese sorrentinos were the move &mdash; pasta was fresh, filling was solid. Milanesa with fries was decent too, classic comfort. Tiramisu at the end hit the spot, not too sweet. Service was quick, no complaints there. Place was a bit tight but fine for a casual dinner. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Tried the set menu and honestly it was solid. The breaded hake came out crispy, not greasy, and the roast chicken was properly cooked. For what you pay, the portions feel right. Service was quick too, no complaints there. Place was a bit busy but that didn&#39;t bother me. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Sorrentinos and gnocchi were both pretty good, fresh pasta with decent portions. Service stayed friendly even when it got busy. Simple spot, no complaints.

The vibe here is chill and open, lots of tables inside and out. Perfect for a low-key bite, but it does get loud when it&rsquo;s packed. I caught it during a busy stretch, so the noise was a bit much. Still, the space itself feels nice&mdash;not cramped at all. I&rsquo;d come back on a quieter day.

Been coming here for a while now. The goat is always tender and seasoned just right. Portions are solid for the price. Service stays consistent too.

Set menu for two was solid &mdash; the milanesa with tomato sauce tasted homemade. 21k pesos with wine felt fair.

Stumbled in here without expecting much. The live folk music was the highlight, honestly. Food was decent and didn&#39;t break the bank. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back.

Lovely spot by the river, super chill. They grilled us chicken even though the kitchen was closed&mdash;that was a nice surprise.

The grilled salmon was spot on, and honestly the price felt fair for what you get. Service was fine, though they do get a bit backed up when it&#39;s busy. A decent glass of Malbec would&#39;ve made it even better.

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