PANI Palermo Soho — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

nice service, most of desserts are very sweet, can be shared, they cant seem to avoid using peanut butter or dulce de leche in most of them, I like both but the person I was with did'nt so it made it difficult to find something to share, The Pomelada was good, We had a red berry cake, that was pure sugar, it cost the same as a full meal at an average restaurant, just for the cake, in dollars U$ 5 here u can eat a breaded stake the size of small platter with fries for that. but I think you will pay this price in New york or London, this is Buenos Aires, here people make average 7 dollars a day. Again u do'nt need to come to a fancy tourist trap hood for cake, I saw the price, the location is nice, I just think that prices for food and and services have to be proportional to their cost, the kids that work at this places get paid minimum wage and depend on your tip, which also makes your price...

Went there a couple of days ago with friends and family. We order food and coffee, food came in before the coffee. While we were served the coffee, the waiter had an accident and dropped the coffee over my friend. I know accidents happen so we didn't really complain about it, but the coffee went over all her plate and clothes. After that the service became even worst. the plate was not replaced, the served coffee came without spoons so we needed to ask for spoons, a new plate and more cutlery. My friend's food was not replaced. The food and the ambience inside is really nice, but you need to educate your staff in providing better service. It cannot be that if you serve coffee you do not provide spoons, if a server makes a mistake it should be solved inmediately, if the food was covered in coffee, it should have been replaced, etc. No manager came in to apologize, no complimentary stuff...

Nice cozy beautifully decorated place for a breakfast lunch or brunch, right in one of the best parts of Palermo.

I was pleasantly surprised with the size of my Latte + it tasted great!

The Avocado Toast was also super tasty, came with a few tomato cherries and some greens. (However the portion was noticeable smaller than other in the same area)

The menu had many more options that I’d have love to try - and I will!

I’d love to go back and try the Brunch options. They suggested the portions are for sharing so I’ll be going with someone next time.

Both parts of the meal you can see in the pics I took.

Price was 7800 pesos argentinos (February 2024) which was not cheap but not expensive either, considering the location of...