The fried squid was spot on&mdash;crispy, salty, just right. The paella was solid too, though I wish they&rsquo;d given us a bit more of the socarrat. Service did drag a little once the place filled up, but nothing crazy. Prices felt slightly steep for what it was, but the quality&rsquo;s consistent. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area and craving seafood.

The food was good, generous portions too. But honestly the prices are a bit steep compared to other places around Caril&oacute;. If you don&#39;t mind paying more, the setting is really charming though. I&#39;d probably come back for a special treat, not as a regular spot.

The apple tart with vanilla ice cream is still my favorite thing here. Not on the menu, so you gotta ask for it. Consistent every single time.

Goulash was solid, hot chocolate even better. Place was quiet, almost empty when I walked in. Felt like I had the whole spot to myself. Service was chill, no rush. Good enough for a random stop.

Came in on a quiet afternoon and the seating was really comfortable&mdash;those booths are actually nice to sit in for a while. We ordered the milanesa and it was solid, nothing crazy but fine. Service was okay that day, though I remember another time it took forever to get the bill. Place has a decent vibe for just hanging out.

The seafood rice was a solid 10&mdash;so much flavor and plenty of it. Service kept things smooth, and we didn&#39;t wait long either. Bank discount was a nice bonus.

Kids had a blast here, plenty to keep them busy. Staff was nice about it too. Shaded seats saved us from the sun, good call.

Came in for a quick lunch, pasta arrabbiata was solid. Sauce had a real kick, not that watery stuff you get in some places. Coffee was Lavazza, so you know it&#39;s decent. Place was a bit busy but service kept up fine. Nothing fancy, just a good honest meal.

We stopped by for dinner and grabbed the grilled flank steak &mdash; cooked just right, not tough at all. The salad on the side was fresh, which I appreciated. Staff was friendly and let us bring our dog along without any fuss. That made the whole meal feel easy and relaxed. Only thing is it got a bit busy later, but we had a good table so no complaints.

The homemade pasta was the real deal. Got the gnocchi and it was soft, pillowy, exactly what I wanted. Portion was generous too, left full. The free bread with dips was a nice touch, and they brought limoncello after. Micaela took care of us, super attentive. Solid spot for simple, honest food.

The roast chicken was spot on, juicy and crispy skin. Vitello tonnato also solid. Potato omelet was just okay, needed more salt.

Been coming here for a while now, and the osso buco is still as tender as the first time I tried it. They even made gluten-free chip&aacute;s fresh on the spot, which I didn&rsquo;t expect. Service held up fine even with our big group. Place gets busy, but they handle it well. Solid choice if you&rsquo;re in the area.

We sat outside with our dog and they even brought water for her. Food was solid, prices fair for the area. Just expect a wait if you go at peak time.

The venison lasagna caught me off guard&mdash;really rich, meat fell apart nice and tender. Got the chocolate ganache after, that sea salt and olive oil thing worked better than I expected. Not a cheap dinner but the food did the talking. Place was pretty busy for a Tuesday, took a bit to get the bill but whatever.

The seafood rice was spot-on&mdash;fresh, not overcooked, and the flavors felt clean. I also tried the apple pancake, which was a nice surprise, not too sweet. I appreciated that they didn&rsquo;t drown everything in oil. Service stayed attentive even when the place got busy, which I always notice. Maybe slightly pricey for the portion, but I left satisfied.

Food was solid and the price felt fair for what you get. Service kept it simple, no complaints. Place gets busy but that&#39;s a good sign around here.

Came here for a proper Argentine lunch. Gnocchi with stew was the standout, ribeye solid too. Place feels old-school, nothing fancy. Service quick. Prices fair for what you get. Maybe a bit crowded at noon but fine.

We came in early for dinner, which works better for us. The staff was really patient and friendly, even when we took our time deciding. Had the grilled fish and it was cooked just right. Only thing is the place got a bit noisy as it filled up, but that&#39;s expected. Comfortable seating too, which I always appreciate.

Pizza was decent, nothing crazy, but the service saved it. Quick and friendly. Just bring cash, they don&#39;t take cards. Good spot for a no-fuss dinner. 👍

Came here twice on our trip. Portions are huge for the price, feels like homemade food. Cozy spot, though the waiters were a bit slow the second time. Still, worth it for what you pay.

The calamari and shrimp stir-fry was solid. Generous portion, well seasoned. Bread basket with that mayo dip was a nice touch too. Prices fair for what you get.

The empanadas were the highlight&mdash;hot, flaky, just the right amount of filling. The flan was good too, though I wish they&#39;d given me a bit more of that caramel sauce. Service was friendly without hovering. Place had this warm, easy vibe that made us want to stay longer. Solid spot for a casual dinner.

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