Jardín de Invierno — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

If you want to feel like a piece of dirt, you can safely come to this cafe. You need do reservation for seat ther, its totally okay. We were seated at the tables at the entrance and a total disregard from one of the waiters was provided for us. It was there tea in the order that was not brought to me, but it was also included in the bill (after the proceedings it was excluded). The menu consisted of sets with sweets and macaroons was really not bad. But the burger was terrible, the meat that is not chewed. I always remain polite to the waiters, since I also worked in this field once and I consider this attitude...

The waiter at this restaurant was rather rude, need to be trained in customer service, the waitresses were apologetic and they made the experience a bit better, the food was good but very small potions. The restaurant closes at 19.00 and reopens at 20.00 , it is not continuously opened till 23.00. update: I do not want to get your staff member in trouble, hence I am not going to share anymore details, but I do encourage for him to be properly trained so that he is competent on how to welcome customers and treat them well as he is in a customer...

Very attentive five star type restaurant. We came for lunch. The breads were ok. Most breads(except Elena) doesn't taste super in Argentina...but the cream cheese/butter here with chives was really good.

My husband had the mushroom risotto. He says 4.5 stars

I had the seafood pasta. The tomato sauce was slightly too sweet but it was still good. The fettuccine pasta was not great quality and for some reason all the seafood in Argentina taste overcooked and not fresh...but nonetheless I give this pasta 4 overall.

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