La Molina - Buenos Aires

The place is nice, aesthetically it doesn't have anything left, but it's the typical sketch. is ideal to go with friends, couples or groups who want to eat rich, abundant and at a completely reasonable price. In my case, we went with my partner, we ate from the entrance a plate of raw ham ($90), very good to start, I also saw the Spanish tortilla and a slice of knife cut in other tables, with great paint; the main dish were fucciles to the bolognesa ($130), which covered me half dish; and the dessert they completed with sweet bake and caramel ($90). the drinks were golsh beer ($105) of liter and a hot girl ($50). as they were wrong in the final account and they charged us $120 more, something we said, they gave us a discount and everything went out $655. impossible to get something like that in that area. the rest of the bars are similar to each other, high prices, etc. the people in this wagon are dressed on occasion, quiet, no rebustion and you'll be close in case you want to go for a drink in the area, which has several handicraft breweries. a negative point, they don't work with a card. the moza, 10 points with us.

This is a restaurant in a neighborhood really 'full of restaurants', but instead of a sophisticated and modern place, it has a simple place with affordable prices.First, if you go by car, it will be a park nightmare, so take a taxi or bus. the place is well known by the neighbors so you see early or late (before 20, or after 22). dishes are really loaded, so you can share the first dish so you can enjoy the second without faults. some recommendations; excellent shrimp, amazing shark ravioles, excellent salmon chaeletis. cons: only accepted effective, there is no good wine menu, the service is standard, however, it is a good place to try

We went on a Saturday around 22:00 and though there were people not full. We ask for some rebounded lobsters to start (although not in) that comes with fries. Then we asked for some shark ravioles (yes, they read well) to the curb and some salmon sorrentinos with creamy sauce and caviar (well, what is called caviar) and both dishes were noticeably rich. All pastas are homemade, and dishes from other tables seemed very good too.I don't remember the final price, but this with two water and a white wine of $120, remained about $750 with tip included, which seemed to us an excellent ratio quality.Details to improve? is paid only in cash and attention, although it wasn't bad, it seemed a half deganada (though nothing serious)I will definitely come back!

Food is varied and tasty at a fairly reasonable price. It's good to go with guys because there's variety in the menu.

The service pretty good. clean. very rich everything.problems with dyslexia, who made mistakes in all order