Estancia 460

Small cafe with fresh food. I wish they had some more Argentinian specialities

Not remarkable.

Poor.

Visited for dinner. Poor wine, over cooked steak, average appetisers. Long time for food to arrive.

Appears this is popular for lunch, otherwise I don't know how it would survive given the top notch competition in this area.

This is the first time I've even bothered to write a review: that disappointing.

I ordered the "Basico' sandwich and I got a couple slices of pale tomato and mozzarella on some dry bread along with a pile of Ruffles- They simply left out the basil and olive oil and did a little ad hoc french fry substitution. No big deal, we asked the server about it- her explanation: "well I didn't make it!" The "Mista" salad had slimy black rotten salad leaves laminated to the fresher leaves, which were themselves pathetically limp. We talked to the owner about the issues- her response was identical to the waiter's at first. After denying that the salad was indeed rotten, she then glanced at it and informed us that she was 'at the mercy of the produce delivery'.

My girlfriend and I have been going here for years, its been a standby mediocre spot with a good location and friendly service. Usually they are out of a few ingredients, but it's only recently that they have apparently been just serving dishes anyway, either lacking key ingredients or containing ingredients that belong in the compost.

I could forgive this kind of thing if anyone had responded with a modicum of decency, but the entire staff was incredibly rude and defensive from the waiter to the owner.

A singularly terrible experience.

I had a great dinner with my wife. The restaurant has a nice relaxed environment without too much noise and no squeezed tables next to one another. Service was very pleasant, food was exquisite and surprisingly the prices are reasonable for the area. I'm definitely going back!