Patagonia

4 Thomas McElroy - 7 months ago

Really good argentine food with a really nice yet not pretentious atmosphere. They also have some delicious decently priced cocktails. Although both times I found the service to wane as the meal progresses. Literally took an hour after flagging down 3 staff to finally pay our bill.

5 Darren Hui - 3 weeks ago

The ambiance, chef, and food were all great. The pastas we're all so fresh and distinct, cooked with great precision. I noticed they had a large charcoal grill and I loved that.

3 Julian Carvajal - a year ago

My grilled salmon was more of a sashimi with a cold sauce on top which I have to admit it was good, the sauce I mean. If you are expecting a regular sangria with fruits, you are in the wrong place. The food came randomly to the table... Nothing to wow about this place to be honest with you. If you don't come you are not missing anything out really.

5 Michael - a month ago

This restaurant is fantastic--great food and a really nice atmosphere. I stayed in the neighborhood for an extended period and ate here 30+ times. The waitstaff is professional and so friendly. Best breakfast to start a long day: seasonal fruit and Patagonia toast (trout, eggs, and beans). Thank you!

1 jb - a week ago

Worst customer service in town. Waiters are slow and careless. The food is 6/10 at best, and it's also pricey. Don't come.

5 Mariana Cruz - 2 years ago

This is a nice place to have dinner with someone special on a regular day. Dresscode casual, cozy environment, soft lights, not too crowded. Food is great, loved Provoleta. Great beer selection. Prices are fair, I spent around 1000 pesos for two people: ome entrance, two main courses, two beers, a coffe and a tea, one dessert (it was huge). No need for reservation, just show up. No parking but the streets around this place are safe to park.

1 N Cobb - 3 months ago

This restaurant fraudulently overcharges tourists who pay with card. Went here with friends for dinner and a drink, multiple of us found charges on our credit cards for almost $100 US dollars each... With the conversion rate, at most we should have each been charged approximately $25 US dollars each. Be careful here. Pay cash, or insist on a paper receipt.