El Balon

Empanadas loved the three tastes we asked for, the rich pizza but lacked floor to my taste, and the meat baked with rich potatoes. They are dishes for a person not to share as elsewhere. Very good attention. It's not for those who demand luxury as it's an old place.

It is a neighborhood bar/market that is super rich and at great price with the quality of the food. It has pastas, milanese, beef with potatoes, a great variety and clearly depending on whether you ask it increases the price. Something to clarify that some are confused is that the Milanese does not come with accompaniment you have to ask. But for me the best of there is the millennasas, fries and the potato omelette that is a show. Today we spend two people, with main dish, drink and dessert $8,600. Then he left the prices of what we ask: Milanese meat $1,600 Bake with potatoes $2,600 serving of puré $1000 Every water $500 Flan with milk sweet $700 Panquequequeque with sweet $1,200

A trip to the breakfasts of another time. Have coffee served at the table where you choose how much coffee and how much milk is priceless. Don't look for luxuries or weird names in meals. The simplicity of a well-bearing coffee.

Very good option in the neighborhood of Villa General Mitre. It's a mix of traditional bar with neighborhood wagon. I went to lunch and ordered the dishes of the day: baked meat with potatoes and belly fillet to the Roman with mashed potatoes. They brought a very nice entry of ham cheese or olives. Good ratio price quality and excellent attention of wets. Special mention for the bathroom that was super clean.

The king of the neighborhood is this bar with more than 50 years being a meeting place and Argentine food. Great atmosphere in a modern design space. They highlight their Venetian mosaics covering walls and the indirect lighting of cenephas and columns. Many beers accompany meetings and conversations between friends. Rich empanadas and gentle attention.