Lobo Café Palermo — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

The Lobo iced latte with DDL was pretty decent, they definitely don't skimp you on the DDL, but unfortunately, that was the best thing I got. We ordered the Jamon Crudo breakfast, which was essentially an eggs Benedict on sourdough with parmasean cheese, and it was inedible. My poached egg was fully cooked AL lthe way through, no runny yolk, but my partner switched dishes with me because his poached egg was about 25% less over done and had a tiny bit of runny yolk. But even after switching dishes, we realized the cold egg was the least of our problems. It was nearly impossible to cut through the Jamon, the sourdough bread base was way too dry, almost stale, and the nonexistent hollandaise sauce on a dry, stale, cold eggs Benedict dish was the cherry on top of the bad dish. One bite in and I was ready for the check. Unfortunately, they missed the mark with every aspect of that dish, and I just can't be bothered to recommend or revisit...

HORRIBLE PLACE!!! Don’t go here. Ok, it was a busy day but 1 hour to even give us water, and over 2 hours to get us food! We ordered the exact same food. Still, they only gave some of us food so that the last meal arrived when the others were done. It was only after over two hours when we were finally eating that they offered a free coffee to compensate.... What a joke. Maybe they should have considered that WHILE we were waiting. I have to say, the waitress was sweet to us. This is a management problem. Oh and by the way, only one of us got...

Dishonest and pushy staff. We ordered a Mate tea and told the owner we were not hungry. She pushed us to try something typical to share. We insisted we were not hungry but would try something small. She brought out a 2ft dulce de leche cake that weighed over 6 pounds. We should have rejected it on the spot, but she insisted we bring back to share with friends. When we got the bill, to our surprise it was a $27 cake. We complained with no success. Avoid...