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Contribuisci feedbackSiamo stati per l'ultimo pranzo nella zona; il posto è facilmente raggiungibile anche da Merlo dove eravamo (a pochi minuti di auto) ed è un ristorante locale di fronte alla piazza La Paz. Il proprietario è molto affabile e dato i piccoli, si è felicemente fermato per una piccola chiacchierata e ci ha fatto portare i piatti da una delle figlie, una bambina carina. Abbiamo mangiato bene, il posto è bello ma ci è piaciuto soprattutto questo lato molto familiare del servizio.
It's a simple place where we ate well, but they didn't have many dishes on the menu. The attention of the very good moza, but the owner is dry and empathetic
Normal food, some good dishes and others more or less. The empanadas are not good. He could get better, he needs a lot of food.
Typical restaurant in the country. The price was Ok and the food was nothing of the other world, except the empanadas that were ugly. Some things were missing, we asked for a couple of dishes like sorrentinos or fish that were in the letter and they didn't have. A little bad attention.
As discussed in the previous opinions, it is a village restaurant, where the parishes go, they have a menu of the day at an economic and very homely price (when we were vegetable soup and chivito to the saucepan, as well as dessert. It was very nice to have lunch a midday of September with that frame of mountains and the stillness of the nap that the people of the interior have, The attention of the moza was very kind, we feel very comfortable. Another place (from Merlo to Cba. that is right at La Paz entrance, is called El Aljibe (a very good grill, with excellent quality products, prices are not as accessible as those of Tinaja