I like to begin with the good parts. The place looks amazing, it is very stylish and has a small but functional backyard. The coffee was great and food was ok but we only had the toasts so maybe a deeper investigation is in order. Now for the bad parts. Stupidly small portions for what is supposed to be a "menu" option. Service is way slow and confusing as they have signs pointing to a self-service style but then the orders are taken by a waitress who looked overwhelmed all the time. We received the coffee and several minutes later the food. Also, IT IS NOT AN ACCESSIBLE place, just keep that in mind if you have anyone on your party with disability or you have a baby stroller; it is full off short halls and long uneven steps. You can say I was expecting more out of Santal but it is still a good...
Read moreMy wife saw this on Instagram and looked great in person. We had the brunch menu for 2k pesos and an additional serving of scrambled eggs for 300+ pesos (price of 1 premium maple). The brunch includes a hippie wine that I have no idea what it is and I don't drink wine. Food was not bad but also not so amazing. Personally, the best part of it was the alfajor. It is so buttery, it reminds me of a biscuit from Baguio called lengua. The masa madre was super hard to cut and bite, so I had to use my hands to eat it. I would say, the ambience is the highlight of this place. Very modern and warm, not that noisy so its a good place to read a book or write something. Will I come back? Maybe for a...
Read moreMy favourite cafe in Belgrano. The coffee is excellent - only place in Buenos Aires I’ve found that makes a decent flat white. Which means a lot to an Aussie! I go every Friday morning and often on weekends too.
The breakfast options are all delicious, and the alfajores, brownie and key lime pie are all amazing too. Indoor seating is comfortable and air conditioned plus they have a few outdoor tables out the back as well.
Haven’t tried the lunch options or wine but I’m sure...
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