Extremely well done speakeasy with great cocktails and live music that ties the whole place together. Really enjoyed the old fashioned.
One of the better meals I've had all year. Try a little bit of everything and listen to your servers recommendations.
Cannot say enough good things about this place. Great value, great food, great setting. Just go. I'll be back again and again.
A really neat hotel with an excellent restaurant, possibly the only worthwhile restaurant in all of Cordoba.
Excellent pizzas as close to true Neapolitan as I've had in South America. Get in early because the place gets packed quickly.
A little bit off the main road but still very walkable this hotel features great views, a beautiful interior and great food. A must.
Very nicely appointed place with excellent food and a novel presentation with their "wine wall." The entrees are meant to be shared! Don't try to undertake it alone.
Very cool wine bar that does a great job of setting it's offerings up to be paired with appropriate food.
A must go for sunset. It really only comes into it's own during that time when the lighting is best.
Lovely even by the standards of botanic gardens. Everything is well maintained and it's proximity to everything makes it a good "quick escape" from the city.
Probably one of the best hotels in San Pedro. Good food and nice accommodations but it's a couple blocks outside of town. Not a bad walk, though.
Lovely Jules Verne themed bar with an elegant setting, good cocktails and understated music. Worth a visit.
A decent attempt at replicating a New York Deli while still preserving some "argentina-ness." I had their take on a Reuben which was good. It's a great option for quick food and I'll be back.
Good cebiche but I was a little underwhelmed having recently come from Lima. Still worth visiting if you're in the neighborhood.
A casual Italian place that is actually open and accepts credit cards, how novel! The food is better at nearby Siamo but the setting and staff here are great.
Excellent burgers in a frantic environment. This place has garnered a reputation for having "the best burgers ever" but I didn't think that was the case. Still very good, though.
An authentic feeling Irish Pub with good music. Be careful, it's cash only, though.
A nicely appointed cocktail bar but with the terrible service typical of Cordoba.
A decent stop for sandwiches. Slow service like most places in Argentina but the lamb burger that I had was excellent, as were the fries.
Surprisingly good food for a small cafe. The place also has great music but to my perennial annoyance the service leaves a lot to be desired.
A fun but rather gimmicky place. I'd pop in for a beer or something but not worthy of much more.
Little sandwich place that makes a good stop for lunch but is otherwise unremarkable.
Massive place to get cheap beer and play some pool or foosball or other games. Not bad but not really my scene.
Rather disappointing. Would be a lovely place but the lighting is oppressive and the food is just average. The live piano music is nice, though.
Very nice hotel in a cool neighborhood with a great breakfast buffet. Highly recommended.
You can go to the top for a great view of Santiago but it'll cost you. I'd say it's worth doing, though. Especially on a nice day.
Oldest vineyard in Chile, English speaking, knowledgeable staff and an easy activity to hit while in Santiago.
A pizza place in the middle of the Chilean desert. That should tell you all you need to know. Although, they do have a neat interior courtyard.
An alright Italian place, probably pretty good by San Pedro standards and one of the more accurate representations of Hawaiian pizza I've had in South America.
I don't know how this place has such high marks. Nice setting but I had a bad coffee and a bad toast and they wouldn't give me breakfast because I was one minute late in ordering.
A dive bar in a dive town. Quite a trip but nothing special about it.
Checkout the interior courtyard. Really nice setting and attentive service. Indian cuisine may not be quite what you're looking for but you've got to remember their making it for locals.
An Irish pub with no Guinness? A wee bit offensive, but this place has everything else you'll need -- dark interiors, a whole bunch of crazy crap on the wall, and soccer on TV. Check it out.
There's some division over whether the empanadas we had here were THE best or SOME of the best that we had whilst in Mendoza.
We were just in for the paired wine lunch which was excellent and the setting looking out over their wee pond was perfect. For sure go here.
We did the tour and tasting as part of a larger tour and quite enjoyed it. Maybe just a wee bit plain compared to many of the other tours we did that had some unique hook but still enjoyable.
I have to say this was the most interesting tasting I've done. We played a blending game where we made our own wine and the winner was given a whole bottle of their blend to take home. Great fun.
Straightforward tour and tasting, worth going but I think there's some prettier settings and more engaging tastings nearby.
The only thing that's Irish about this place is the facade. That being said... it's a perfectly fine all around pub.
We did the full tasting menu and pairing for lunch and loved it. Prepare to settle in if you undertake that experience, though.
The Mai is probably the best Malbec that we had in our travels and the setting of this place, while simpler than some, is the prettiest I think.
Great setting and service, but boy did we have a feast! The portions are a wee bit bigger than you've likely gotten used to in Argentina. But the food is creative and delicous.
Quite spartan on the inside and counter service only but still an amusingly themed place. Don't know that I'd make a special trip, but if you're nearby...
Your standard beer garden. Counter service, tons of seating inside and out, loud music. Good times.
A charming, very authentic place for some simple, yet delicious Argentine cuisine.
