Frozen margaritas are still the best around here. Banana flamb&eacute; for dessert was a solid finish. Place gets busy but that&#39;s expected.

The grilled octopus was the only thing I cared about and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Tender, smoky, decent size for the price. Menu&rsquo;s got enough options but honestly I&rsquo;d just order that again. Place gets packed in high season, wait wasn&rsquo;t terrible though.

The staff was happy to walk us through the flavors we didn&#39;t know. Decent gelato, though a printed list of what each one is would&#39;ve been handy.

The tasting menu started with a welcome drink, which was a nice touch. Wine pairing was solid, sommelier knew their stuff and explained each pour without being pretentious. Food itself was good, though maybe not mind-blowing. Felt like a proper meal, not just a show. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The churros are always fresh, never greasy. Perfect spot for a beach day, though it gets packed. Just remember it&#39;s cash or debit only.

Mixed grill was solid and portions are huge for the price. Service kept up even when it got busy. Just book a table first, weekend walk-ins are rough.

Big portions, food was fresh. Waiter still checked on us even with the place full. Get there before 9 or you&#39;ll be waiting.

The all-you-can-eat parrilla is a solid deal&mdash;waiter kept bringing fresh cuts straight off the grill. Matambre and suckling pig were the best. Empanada starter was a nice touch.

Stopped by for a quick bite and a beer. Pizza was solid, came out fast. Place wasn&#39;t too loud, could actually chat without yelling. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and hungry. Nothing fancy, but it did the job.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and honestly the food came out fast. Got the homemade-style plate, flavors were solid and it was still hot when it hit the table. Place has that old-school pub vibe, kinda cozy. No complaints for a speedy bite in Mar del Plata.

The decor is really something &mdash; vintage tableware and old books everywhere, gives it that Parisian feel. Prices are steep though.

Nice spot to just sit and chill. Decor&rsquo;s pretty, wifi works fine if you gotta get some stuff done. Not bad at all.

The seafood casserole was solid &mdash; rich broth, plenty of mussels and shrimp. Place has a nice vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable. Service was a bit slow though. Had to flag someone down just to get the menu, and the appetizer we ordered never showed up. Still, the main dish made up for it. I&#39;d come back for the casserole, just not in a rush.

Been coming here for a while now. The orange juice is always fresh, not the bottled stuff. Coffee with milk does the job too. Wi-Fi works fine, which is a plus when I need to get some stuff done. Place gets busy around 9, so I try to come earlier. Still my go-to for a quick breakfast that doesn&#39;t break the bank.

Been coming here for years, even after the change in management. Pizza&#39;s still solid&mdash;maybe not the best in town, but it hits the spot. Central spot, easy to get to. They stay open late, which helps when you don&#39;t feel like cooking. Service can be a bit slow on busy nights, but I keep going back.

Been coming here for a while now, and it stays consistent. Had the burger with fries again, still solid. Beers were cold, portions fair for what you pay. Nicoletta waited on us, same as last time&mdash;she remembers us, always on top of things. Not the fanciest spot, but it does what it needs to do. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The mixed grill for two was massive and cooked just right. Waiters helped us figure out how much to order, which I appreciated. Got seated fast even without a reservation, though it was pretty busy.

We came for my birthday and they brought out a little dessert with champagne on the house. Nice touch. The salmon with shrimp sauce was solid, but I gotta say the pasta sauces fell flat. I had a glass of Malbec with the fish and that pairing worked better than the dish itself. Decent spot for a celebration, just maybe skip the pasta.

Came here on a whim and honestly the vibe was better than I expected. The place gets packed fast, so yeah, it&rsquo;s a bit tight and loud once it fills up. Didn&rsquo;t have a reservation, waited like 25 minutes. Staff were super nice about it though. Would come back for that energy again.

Service was the highlight. Uriel especially was attentive and friendly. Meat was solid, salads fresh. Would come back for the service alone.

Been coming here every year. Waitresses are friendly, food comes out quick. Set menu is cheap and portions are solid. Good spot for a casual dinner with friends.

Food was decent for the price. Had the chicken supreme pasta&mdash;lots of breading, not much chicken, but flavor was there. Quiet spot, mostly locals. Staff helped me out when I misplaced my wallet. Fair enough.

Cozy little place with that retro vibe. Had the grilled fish, simple but cooked right. They even threw in a free dessert, nice touch. Good spot if you want a chill dinner without the noise.

Stopped by for churros with dulce de leche and sat facing the sea. Pretty solid, warm and crispy, the filling was generous. Place was a bit busy but I found a spot quick. Fine if you just want something sweet by the water.

Pulled pork for two was solid, plenty of meat and the beer list is huge. Service kept things moving fast. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The seafood rice came out piled high with shrimp and mussels, definitely enough for two. Flavor was a little on the mild side for me, but the ingredients tasted super fresh. Our server checked on us a few times, which was nice. The room felt a bit dim though, could barely see my plate.

The chocolate mirror cake was rich and beautifully made. Coffee was fine but the wait dragged a bit.

I&rsquo;ve been coming here for a while now, and the staff really know how to handle things. Even when it gets busy, they stay calm and friendly. I mostly grab takeout, and the food&rsquo;s been consistent every time. It&rsquo;s a bit of a shame some customers don&rsquo;t treat them better, honestly. But for me, it&rsquo;s a reliable spot when I don&rsquo;t feel like cooking.

Been coming here for years and the locro on July 9th never disappoints. Big portions, solid service. Always my go-to for traditional Argentinian food.

Big portions, definitely meant for sharing. We got the grilled prawns and calamari&mdash;both were solid, prawns had that nice char. Wine list surprised me, some good picks. Place gets loud though, and we waited a bit for a table. Not mad about it, the food made up for the wait.

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