This is a really nice place to enjoy traditional Uruguayan cuisine. For about $40 USD, we enjoyed the provided breads with dips, provolone from the barbecue, chorizo, brochettes with fries, a house-made brownie with ice cream, and waters. Some days they have live music here, too. If you want a nice place to enjoy Uruguayan cuisine, I recommend visiting here.

Nice place Spaghetti pasta in Menu (not the greatest) Great service Generous wine glasses Tasty dessert Good value

Great place. A little expensive but lovely.

Carno is well ( without ribs only) , but slow service

Fun place full of history and good food. Homemade pastas and great meats. Service was outstanding.

Solid across the board for a classic uruguayan restaurant. Nothing will knock your socks off, but they dont disappoint.

Excellent attention, the brasero was abundant with variety and lots of meat. Only downside the bamed potato, which was under cooked and tasteless

Really good typical uruguayan food. The asado was awesome, the only pity were the bamed potatoes which were cold and undercooked.