Café Tortoni
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The "tango" show was more of a cabaret Las Vegas
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 15 2008
Cafe Tortoni gave you the feel of how it must have been in BsAs in the olden days. Great tango show for the price. Book the show early, seating is not first come, first serve, but when you bought the tickets. Service was good and waiters were extremely friendly. If you must eat, have dessert and coffee. Definitely, skip the food.
Reviewed by: Traveler at Heart from on Feb 27 2008
I went to Cafe Tortoni in 1999 after I had just graduated high school. I went with my "sister" Regina. She was showing me around town and we went in for a quick soda and sandwich. I loved the place...I would have eaten there everyday if I could :)
Reviewed by: JB from on Feb 15 2007
Okay, I admit, I didn't eat here at night, it was for lunch. But it was very, very touristic I could tell; as the wait staff didn't care to serve you. There are so many better places in Buenos Aires, and wonderful service that you shouldn't have to settle for this place. Plus, the lunch options are slim, sandwiches and stuff. I think you'll find in Buenos Aires they typically are very service oriented, and this place is too touristic to follow with the service.
Reviewed by: dirk from on Jan 13 2006
We stumbled into this restaurant by accident as we were going to a Tango show up the street. There was an open fire BBQ pit at the front and it was the first open restaurant we could find in the area. Interesting menu. We had steaks that were wonderful and a great Mendoza Malbec. The place had seen better days but the service was good and we enjoyed it.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 02 2005
Legendary Café
Back to Café Tortoni
The "tango" show was more of a cabaret Las Vegas
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 15 2008
Cafe Tortoni gave you the feel of how it must have been in BsAs in the olden days. Great tango show for the price. Book the show early, seating is not first come, first serve, but when you bought the tickets. Service was good and waiters were extremely friendly. If you must eat, have dessert and coffee. Definitely, skip the food.
Reviewed by: Traveler at Heart from on Feb 27 2008
I went to Cafe Tortoni in 1999 after I had just graduated high school. I went with my "sister" Regina. She was showing me around town and we went in for a quick soda and sandwich. I loved the place...I would have eaten there everyday if I could :)
Reviewed by: JB from on Feb 15 2007
Okay, I admit, I didn't eat here at night, it was for lunch. But it was very, very touristic I could tell; as the wait staff didn't care to serve you. There are so many better places in Buenos Aires, and wonderful service that you shouldn't have to settle for this place. Plus, the lunch options are slim, sandwiches and stuff. I think you'll find in Buenos Aires they typically are very service oriented, and this place is too touristic to follow with the service.
Reviewed by: dirk from on Jan 13 2006
We stumbled into this restaurant by accident as we were going to a Tango show up the street. There was an open fire BBQ pit at the front and it was the first open restaurant we could find in the area. Interesting menu. We had steaks that were wonderful and a great Mendoza Malbec. The place had seen better days but the service was good and we enjoyed it.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 02 2005
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