Food Quality: very good chivito. Melts in your mouth, and most importantly, you dont need to tug on the beef. Portions: very good portion. Lots of side fries. Drinks: many options of local and some imported beers. Soft drinks, etc. Price: $$ very decent pricing. Service: friendly staff and very fast service. Atmosphere: located in the middle of the pedestrian street in old town. Highlights: location and chivitos are a reason to visit. Eating outside on the tables located on the street.

Clean,excellent staff and service

We bought three massinis, they were ok, but the price was way higher than the average in the city. Extremely overpriced!

Great service and food. Much more than a café

Very poor service 😢

A classic Uruguayan restaurant, good food and service. Amazing "media lunas de jamon y queso"

Stopped here for a quick coffee. Fast, professional service. Good coffee. Great location. Bit pricey.

An absolutely lovely lunch/dinner place with authentic Uruguayan feel, friendly staff, affordable pricing and delicious food.

Nice food and service

My favorite breakfast place. Omelets are heaven. Servers arebrisk and so clever. Professional yet delicious. Why I love Montevideo ❤️.

Everyday simple Uruguayan food for 20$ per person. Wine and beer are offered.

Excellent service food and prices in a relaxed atmosphere.

Spanish omelette was very nice, good menu in English as well! They don't speak English much it seems but great service

Good place, tourist pricing but not to the extreme. Nice staff and very good food and service.

A real find. Good food, large portions, attentive service in a comfortable setting says it all. An example of what a well-run restaurant should be. Highly recommended.

Good place for breakfast and lunch. Large selection of items to eat. The menu is in English. I had Milanesa del pollo and pure de zapallo and my wife had zapallitos rellenos. Both were very good. We will return.

Not sure about the great reviews here maybe I was just unlucky but the asado I ordered was just awful. Undercooked 90% fat on a bone. Waiter was nice enough, nothing extra little clumsy and slow (spilling things and dropping potatoes) and in the end there was 400pesos cubierto. I understand this is an old tradition still in use by many restaurants but it is way too high for nothing. It looks too much like a hidden charge and it spoils the experience. Also a mandatory service charge. Literally every restaurant or cafe in Montevideo we went afterwards was better. I would avoid

Nice place to have lunch and coffee on the Sarandi street.