Patio de los lecheros — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Extraordinary place if you look for a whole cultural and gastronomic experience. Food stands in both sides with an area in between with tables and seats to enjoy your meal or drink. Fans spreading humidity makes the experience delicious in warm summer days. Groups/ family and couples friendly, attracts all ages. Good food at reasonable prices, and a lot to choose: Armenian, Mexican, Fish, Japanese, traditional parrilla, hamburgers, coffe , bar, ice cream, among others. But the place is more than food. You may buy books, plants and gardening stuff, you will smile with small but meaningful quotes on the walls, you will enjoy the music from the DJ. I had a delicious Tabla de pescado to share at Pescadito where all the staff was kind and laughing despite the high tempo of a saturday night full of costumers. But everything what people was eating around us looked delicious. Go early, specially on weekends, take your time to look around to choose what you want and you will...

It was really sad. I arrived around 1pm on a Friday, first time with lots of hope and quite hungry. They check your body temperature and spray some alcohol on your hands in the entrance, done. First stop a parrilla on the left ... some chicken and bits of meat sizzling but nothing appealing, next stop a place for drinks no actual food, same for many of the shops, found a place with pre cooked pizza displayed and empanadas, again not appealing, I got right and up two metal steps and found a shop selling cold cuts (fiambres) and more drinks, hopeless. I went out and headed to Riv. Ave. and got into any restaurant. In short I don't recommend this...

Visited Monday late lunch & were disappointed by the limited number of trucks open. Tried the Greek stall - taste was ok but staff very inflexible to accommodate vegans (I just wanted to swap tzatziki for hummus in the pita but this was apparently a complete no-go so to avoid having a totally dry wrap I had to buy a separate plate of hummus making the total meal very expensive). Drinks are table service which was nice but they had completely run out of red wine. Decoration mostly geared to people wanting to take pictures for Instagram. Overall not somewhere I‘d...