As a student from the US studying abroad, I developed severe anxiety and depression from adjusting to my new environment. Cafe Titola was the only place that I know of that calmed me down (and my friends), and we spent countless hours there every day for at least a few weeks. Thank god for Titola. Te extraño!

The place is nice, especially in the warm season when you can sit outside, and the service very friendly, but the coffe is just average and the medialunas were so chewy that I must say they're the worst we had in BA! We also ordered a cappuccino, which came in a delightful cup, but unfortunately the foam was about 1 millimeter thick and not pleasant at all. The orange juice, on the other hand was freshly squeezed and came in a very good size.

Came to have a light lunch with a relative. Had two salads, both were exceptionally fresh and tasty. The Madrid one is absolutely wonderful. Lemonade is bland although I appreciate them making it without sugar. Coffee is just another one. Staff is friendly, but not all of them are well mannered, though. Seatings are really uncomfortable and the place is just not suited for really cold seasons.

Great place to eat outside under the shade of the bougainvillea. Nice menu. Good for breakfast, lunch or coffee.

I heard of this place by recommendation for thier vegetarian burgers. I had the Garbanzo burger and my GF had the Zucchini burger. The potatoes on the side were awesome. I think they lather then with lemon juice. The sandwiches were a bit dry in my humble opinion but tmas gar as which sandwich was better...ZUCCHINI hands down. The bill came in at only 440 pesos for two people including a liter of delicios lemonade which I enjoyed very much. :)

Food was wonderfull

One of the few places to make an English style breakfast in B.A and to make it decently.

Small and cute. Fresh foods and baked goods.

Chesse cake light rica

Terrible service. Too slow