Fausto — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

It may not be anywhere close to a 5-star experience, but compared to other spots in the airport, it’s a win😂. Yes, the broken seats and cracked mirrors are practically screaming “change me!”, and the place could definitely use some maintenance. But what it lacks in aesthetics, it makes up for in atmosphere—it’s surprisingly quiet and offers a small escape from the chaos of the airport.

The staff are polite and attentive, and the yogurt I choose is a standout: no sugar, delicious 😍❤️😍❤️😍It’s not perfect, but if you’re looking for a calm spot to sit and recharge, Fausto does the job. With a bit of love and care, this place could easily be a...

I bought a ciabatta, coffee, and water here for my trip. There are no lids for takeaway coffee, so you have to drink it right away and can't take it with you on the plane. I consider this an unacceptable cost-cutting measure in a place like this. The coffee seems to be of good quality. However, the milk is too low-fat, which makes the latte taste very bland. It was also brewed much too hot. The ciabatta tastes boring and bland. The whole thing costs more than $17, which is of course completely overpriced. They are taking advantage of the...

Honestly I'm just baffled. Our sandwiches were both missing several ingredients that were listed in the menu and were basically one strip of rubbery meat and some burnt cheese. My husband was lucky enough to have a pickle on his at least. We also got a salad, half of the lettuce was brown and slimy. Go for wine or beer but for your own sake do not order food. Server was nice and it was a fine...