Verolio - Mendoza

I passed a few days ago and asked for an olive tasting, the house personnel informed me that they tasting up to yesterday I went ther with my wife to and the waitress responsible, told me that they...can not serve the tasting because they serve for dinner. as rude and unprofessional. she didn't even ask if we were to eat after that. this place will soon go to the bankrupt if they continue to run such business.

We had a refreshing salad at verolio and a tasty wein while we sat outside. the service was excellent and eating very tasty. prices compared to many other restaurants are especially low at wine.

Beautiful surprise, delicious olive oil-based food, a little small place next to hotel internacional, but with a warm touch and excellent service.

Husband and I ate here for a late dinner. we searched for sitting in the free with a drop-off and low-priced menu. after a whole week of eating steak and drinking wine we decided to have a few beers and a pizza. this place. what we were looking for. the personal was average but accommodating, although there was a linguistic barrier (I am in the position to come to tourist places with my broken spanish and the varied party English), which showed the trick but his not in the rule the art as we prefer to dine. brot with something olive oil (which was amazingly ground) and oliven was probably the best part of our. the pizza was below average, but we ate it. review this a, as it is a cute, unique place and on what we were looking for in comparison to the other restaurants. altogether, only ok. they go here when they are looking for a stay in town and for a change from traditional parillias. even if they did not eat here, they go in and look at them / plucked their olive oils that we would have bought, we would not have been piled on a tonne wein.

The empanadas (meat-filled pastry typical of the north and west of Argentina) were under-filled, bland and the pastry was too thin to hold up. Not at all good. The artichoke and dried tomato pie had too much pastry and not enough filling. They seem to...have a problem with deciding on the thickness of pastry. The salad that accompanied the pie, on the other hand, was fantastic. The greens were fresh, crunchy, as if they had just been picked from the orchard, just like the cherry tomatoes. It was worth the meal. They offered toasted bread with different toppings, but although it is a fashionable dish presently, it's just a piece of toast with something on it, so we did not try it. If you go, pick the salads.