La Casa Del Porton Rojo - Córdoba

El lugar es lindo y la comida es rica pero la atención del personal es mala. Son lentos en atender, tenés que repetir los pedidos para que te lo lleven y tampoco te sirven la bebida. Mejorando la atención sería un lugar recomendable.

No se condice los precios ni con el lugar ni con la calidad de la comida. El servicio es bastante deficiente. Muy caro para lo que brindan.

Buen lugar para cena íntima. Ricas tapas y buena carta de vinos. La atención agradable, buena música.

I ate at La Casa del Porton Rojo last night; and I ate there a few times when I visited Cordoba two years ago. The food was good back then, and it's EXCELLENT now. I had the Nautilus salad (fresh and leafy, with slivers of smoked salmon), the pizza with shrimp (langostinos), and their chocolate brownie with ice cream. The portions were generous, but I was hungry. To drink, I had a pitcher of La Casa's fresh-mint-and-ginger infused lemonade: I drank the whole liter; it was that good. The prices were very fair, especially compared to what one gets at the touristy spots.Everything was creatively put together: the textures of the salad were great; the pizza's blend of cheeses was super-tasty; and the rich, dark chocolate of the brownie perfectly balanced its complement of lightly garnished ice cream. The flavor combinations were artistic. La Casa has a bar: it looked well-stocked, but I missed out on that because I'm not into mixed drinks. The suggested special drink of the day looked interesting and attractive, though. The wine list was a good match for the menu; and if all you've had is Argentina's red wines, I suggest you give their Torrontés a try: it's a very affable white that I think goes with most dishes.La Casa also offers tapas: it's a great place to go for anything from coffee and something small, to a full meal. The menu isn't huge, but everything I've had was well thought-out, tasty, and tasteful. If all you've been to is the usual tourist places, La Casa provides a view and taste of how the Argentinian half eats and hangs out these days (Not everyone's a gaucho hunkering over slabs of beef!). La Casa's not loud; I've never seen it raucous: instead, it's a relaxing venue away from the tourist scene. (Please: if you feel the need to get drunk and sloppy, go someplace touristy.) You'll be entering an artfully adapted old house with several dining areas and some on-street dining when weather permits. Some nights, one of the larger rooms will offer live music or tango lessons; and now and then, a drawing class. Simple English, backed up with some pointing, will be adequate: the staff is friendly and patient. La Casa is close to the center of Cordoba: often, I walk there and taxi back to wherever I'm staying.

Fuimos a Merendar, y quede gratamente sorprendido. Muy linda decoración, la comida riquísima!! Para la merienda tienen una rica variedad de Te en Hebras, muy abundante. Las tostadas buenisimas y un tostado mas que abundante