Sorrento Madero - Buenos Aires

SORRENTO is a classic among the restaurants of the City of Buenos Aires. I remember going for a long time, 40 years ago, when it was one of the places where he ate best, already since that time in the center of this capital. It still has the same fame, which it has preserved despite the years that have elapsed. It specializes in Mediterranean cuisine: Its fish, seafood and pasta are excellent. Also his risottos. Attention is merciful and the quiet and sober atmosphere. Ideal for business food as it is glued to the city porteña . It's open from Monday to Saturday all day. Shut up on Sundays. Currently offers a special menu that I give details in the photos with a price of $84.-per person, includes table service and $99.- that adds a bottle every two people from Cabernet Sauvignon or Chardonnay from Bodegas Alamos.

We went for dinner, the restaurant was not busy, the red wine bottle was great and a very reasonable price, we order oysters and a big plate of fish and seafood for two, it was great.We also ordered a Mexican tequila "el patron" a very expensive shot, we should ordered another pair of wine bottles for the price of the two shots. But this was the only bad thing about our great dining experience.i would love to come back again

Excellent food but we order a plate for two and wasn't enough. The place has a nice view as well........................

The water front is an ideal location for foodies. As my wife and I were strolling along the water one evening this location caught our eye. Its one of the restaurants which opens earlier than the others. Generally most restaurants open at 8:00pm.Its was absolutely one of the best Italian cuisine meals we've had. The ravioli was perfectly done, the spaghetti meal my wife ordered was equally fresh and perfect.They offer an extensive wine list with a wide rage of pricing. We enjoyed a young Malbec for about $22. The wait staff was exceptional and very attentive. Its also has incredible views of the waterfront and a wonderful non touristy atmosphere.

We were just walking by and this was our last night in Argentina. Seafood sounded good so we decided to give this place a try. We weren't disappointed. We sat on the patio and enjoyed the view and the people watching. We ordered a nice bottle of wine. My wife had the scallops and I had the shrimp. The shrimp were good, but the scallops were probably the best meal we had in Argentina. Service wasn't overly friendly, but they were very efficient. Overall prices were reasonable for what we ordered.