Very large establishment with a chocolate shop, ice cream shop, cafe and ice skating rink all in one place. We tried their ice cream and it was delicious. They had 8 flavors of just chocolate 😍 with great other options as well.

The best Ice Cream I have ever eaten in my life. Chocolate Con Guindas was amazing. This flavor is specific to the store in Bariloche. Not available in Buenos Aires. Rapanui should be a must visit for anyone visiting Argentina or Bariloche in particular. It is a cultural icon. Hope the brand comes Staseide, sometime soon. It's better than Amorino.

The place was a bit chaotic and really crowded, but they offer many different sweets: chocolate, ice cream, alfajores, franui. A worker that served us ice cream was very helpful and friendly. Everything was delicious! There’s an ice rink inside.

Wide selection of chocolates and ice cream to try. Ideal spot for presents and to relax with friends. NB to buy an ice cream, you need to pay at one of the counters and then grab a ticket and wait for your number to be called.

The hot chocolate was delicious, also ice skating in the premise

Absolutely delicious chocolates and ice creams. I wish I was a millionare and could spend all my salary there. So so recommended!

Ice cream shop with delicious chocolate and ice cream🍦. So many flavors to taste, all of them amazing. I recommend trying those typical from bariloche, the franui. They have a system where you buy your ticket, then take a slip with your turn and get what you ordered. The place is always crowded for a reason.

Popular chocolate spot. Delicious and great options. Loved it all. I bought the smallest box with six different treats. They were all great.

One of the most impressive chocolate stores in Bariloche. Many options, it goes by the weight and the service is very friendly. It is very expensive but it is worth it. Treat yourself and try the chocolate en Rama, delicious.

I tried Dulce de leche, Mil avellana, Multifruta and all of them were amazing. Give it a shot if you pass by.

Service was friendly, pastries delicious. I thought the coffee was average. I would return. Highly recommend the rose lemon pastry tart.

Huge and famous traditional chocolate shop in Bariloche 🍫 Definitely a place you have to at least visit if you are in town. Gets a little bit busy but the service was great. Most of the Chocolate prices cost around $9000 1/4 kg and $17500 1/2 kg The quality is really good but end up being a little bit expensive if you want to try different chocolate products.

Beautiful store “chocolate lover’s heaven”! If you pay in US dollars be prepared to bring us$50 or $100 bills as us&50 is the minimum purchase otherwise credit card is accepted with purchase minimum.

Everything here is delicious! 😋🤤 You go in dine in or grab a ticket for a personal box. Line was long I wanted chocolates and I went to the shorter line for the pre made box of chocolates, the box didn't even last 2 days and I'm not a crazy sweets person. Every chocolate has a perfect balance not bitter not too sweet just has you craving more!

It was suggested to us that this was the place to eat in Bariloche by our hotel concierge. Unfortunately, it fell flat on its face. We walked in shortly after its opening. The restaurant had a few tables full and we were asked to seat ourselves where we wanted. About 5 min after we sat ourselves, another couple was seated next to us. Immediately the waiter came and took their drink and food order. We Sat there looking stupid. I looked over to the older lady that told us to seat ourselves with the ‘WTH’ look. A couple minutes later our waiter came and took our order. Our Spanish is less than perfect, but it was quite obvious while he was taking our order he was not extending any effort to help explain things. Shortly after that, the older lady came over to our table and asked me to put my purse in my lap. It was hanging off my chair. I looked around and sure enough, other women were holding their purses in their lap while cutting steak. SMH. We ordered 2 empanadas, a salad to split and the pork roast and lamb. The food that was served was good, not the best I have ever had, but not the worst. . Unfortunately, my salad arrived literally after my last bite of food and by now i was pretty annoyed so I told him I didn’t want it. He understood that. The ladies that sat down on the other side of us were not asked to put their purses in their lap while they ate. Don’t know why I was. But I felt so uncomfortable at this restaurant. I would not recommend it to anyone despite it being decent food.

Food was Fine, nothing special. Atmosphere is great, waiters are friendly. Food is delivered quickly and portions are also good. They have vegetarian options too.

A satisfactory lunch in central Bariloche. It’s a totally chance encounter while we wandering around the center of town. The building is an imposing structure, built like large chalet 😎😎😎, reminiscent of what might one encounter in the Austrian or Swiss countryside. Indeed, the huge interior looks very much like a log cabin. Very well lit dining room! The Menu is a tad large, but navigable. An attraction are the salads and fish entrees, lovely respite from the very carnivorous foods of Patagonia. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 The Ensalada Weiss and Ensalada Bosque are BOTH OUTSTANDING salads. Fresh cut greens, sprinkling of nuts and berries, mushrooms (in the Bosque), slivers of lovely Swiss cheese, and venison (in the Weiss). THEN there’s the TRUCHA CON CHAMPIÑONES: lovely perfectly pan seared large filet of trout, very flavorful by itself and seared crispy skin 😊. BUT THEN IT IS DROWNED IN MUSHROOM SAUCE 🫤🫤🫤, the otherwise crispy skin is swimming in it. *** Okay the sauce is very good, BUT THERE’S TOO MUCH OF IT…. The trout is the king!!! NOT the sauce. *** The TROUT SHOULD BE SERVED CRISPY SKIN UP, the sauce added around it!!! *** the Gnocchi with Cheese sauce also DOES NOT ADD ANYTHING TO THE DISH. In fact, it make the dish heavy🫤🫤🫤🫤🫤… why not just a simple baked potatoes??? OR sautéed vegetables??? 👍 The Tart Frambuesa is good, though a tad sweet. Service is very good.

I was excited to try this place but didn’t like the food that much. It’s very nice resturant with awesome decorations and lovely staff that are dressed up. The charcuterie board was good but nothing special ( I felt I was missing trout in there). The trout didn’t taste fresh.

Really interesting restaurant. It was like Argentinean-Hungarian. And maybe German too. I ordered the hunters Lamb (Cordero a la Calzadora) a typical plate in Argentina. It came with some noodles covered in a cream sauce and several pieces of lamb meat on the bone. The plate was covered in sauce but it was delicious. I also orders a glass of red wine. They only sell bottles and 1 type of red and white. The brand was San Juan and it was a tempranillo wine. It was motly light, but still had some heavy body to it that made it a but more than a casual sipping wine. It took my attention every sip ,but was good - on the dryer side as well. The best best part of the place for sure was the service and the ambiance. My server was perfe t and professional and not too pushy but attentive when needed. Also the place is dimly lit, but not so dark that you can't see the menu. There is a sort of tree house feel to it and it's warm, an escape from the cold of the outside. ***end novel*** Def stop by here for food if in town.

So this is a place you come to for traditional Argentine cuisine. You'll find smoked fish, trout, vencen and traditional deserts. However, if you are particular about service, this is not the place to go. Lots of fish options as well as meat, but the service is not strong. 1= good 5= awful Noise: 2 Parking: 5 Food quality: 4 Timing: 2 Cost: 3

Service good. Had the grilled trout, venison, cheese, apple & raspberry salad, and huge chocolate ice cream mixed w whip cream almonds, other nuts etc. Excellent. Good views. Ambience good.

Lovely place with a great selection of chocolates and icecream! I was told to go have brunch or merienda and we asked for the hot chocolate with media lunas amd it was fantastic, so rich and slightly bitter with a creamy texture perfect to dunk your pastry on it. The service was a bit slow given that there were not a lot of people there but it was very nice and the person was quite welcoming so very good on that end. The atmosphere can feel really like crowded since there is so much going on at the same time and you can see the whole store while eating so it's not very relaxing but nevertheless it was good.

I had a hot chocolate that was so good that I started tearing. Works perfectly with the cold

Excellent chocolate, pastry, ice cream, and restaurant. The chocolate we bought here was, of course, delicious. There is a cafe in the back that serves excellent coffee. There is a choice of delicious pastries as well. We also came back for dinner to have sandwiches which were generous and delicious. The gourmet club is great! I had the tostado with ham and cheese. The picture shows 2 large pieces but there are actually 4. It would have been enough for 2 people. Prices are reasonable.

Huge chocolate shop. They give you chocolate to try which is nice.

Worst attention ever, 3 hours to get a coffee and a piece of cake without any flavour.. The place is super cold and super crowded.. really not a good experience

Bought two box of chocolates as gifts. I got one bag. I asked if I could have another bag since they were two gifts. The cashier refused to give me a second bag. I told her they were two separate gifts but she said no again. So I asked if I could return the chocolates, to which she also said no. Terrible service. Theyre called as El Turista because they are only marketed for tourists and their service counts on you never coming back. Keep away if you don't want to ruin your afternoon.

Beautiful place to get a lovely time with your family

Centro Civico was built by architect Ernesto de Estrada.  Basically, like the main square, every town has one.  The place where large cultural and social events are often held.  Its architecture has European and North American influences, reflecting the surrounding mountains and woods. Walk around and take in the charming stone walls, wooden doors and Lake Nahuel Huapi in the background.  Museo de la Patagonia is located here and this is worth a visit.  I enjoyed walking around the square taking in the atmosphere and scenery.

Pet and family oriented. Clean and well maintained grass.

The heart of Bariloche, the civic center is a public plaza. Constructed in 1940, the cobbled plaza is bounded by stone and log buildings housing the Municipality of Bariloche (the one with the clock tower), the city library, a museum and the city post office. At the center of the plaza is the equestrian statue of General Julio Argentino Roca, military leader and statesman. He served 2 terms as President of Argentina, for a total of 12 years, apparently the longest serving president. The plaza appears to be a center of community and civic activities throughout the year.

Cool civic center with lots to see. Lots of people offering exchange, but you get a fine rate at Western Union.

Fun evening. We stumbled on a great evening in the square. Games, DJ and lots of people. So nice to enjoy the sun.

Amazing downtown, great views , people playing music, dancing, shopping, and people from everywhere. Cool 😎 town to explore

A good place to spend an hour. You can just sit there and enjoy the river and the mountains sites

Definitely worth the drive! It was rather windy when we were there but still got to see any amazing view. A must have on your list, I would say.

Punto Panorámico on the Circuito Chico offers a dreamlike view, especially on a sunny day. The expansive vista of lakes and mountains is absolutely breathtaking. It's the perfect spot to take in the beauty of Bariloche and capture stunning photos. A must-stop on the Circuito Chico!

Pretty good. View reminded me el Peñol in Colombia.

This is one of the most immersive overwhelmingly beautiful places on God's green earth I have ever stood. If your are touring the area I would highly recommend you rent a car because if you take a tour bus/van you will be rushed to take your pictures and move on rather than truly soak in the awesomeness of this place and its spectacular view, air, and vibe! Also, there are some artesians there with stuff to buy and sometimes Che the Saint Bernard is available there for pictures. A highlight of our amazing trip!

A must see place! The views are out of this world! Absolutely stunning

This place is as the top of Cerro Campanario. Has a little bit of snow and small Kiosko to buy coffee or collectibles. The Aerosilla to reach the top costs ARS 1.600 per person both ways.

Absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately it was a cloudy, rainy, cold day when I went but still so beautiful.

Worst experience ever - Milanese completely chewy, awful. Even the French fries were really bad. Pasta with tomato spice was a joke - unbeatable ! Avoid that place!!!!

We stopped here for a quick break and everything tasted like it wasn’t fresh. All the pastries we ordered had a strange almond taste, even though none of them contained almonds. The churros and cinnamon rolls were stale (hard) and horrible. The submarino is nothing special. The scrambled egg with cheese and coffee were good. The toilets were disgusting. Service was ok.

Worst empanadas I've had in Argentina. Pan fried, hard pastry and a basic filling. And cost me 11,000 pesos with a small bottle of water. Only review I've left on my whole trip, it was that bad. Street vendors sell them for 600 pesos and they're gorgeous. Music was also terrible. About 10 members of staff working, no problems with them, but overstaffed for a restaurant with about 5 people in

Fideos al huevo, and ravioles al salmon . The food was okay. Loved the orange juice. Couldn’t order limonada con fuitos rojos.. may be next time..

For a great food join is good, but isn't the best like NYC, we just wanted something small and fast but still service needs to get it together, we have to wait longer and ask few times

From the food, the ambience, the staff and service to the music. Simply 10/10. I had a lovely birthday breakfast here with my fiancé and enjoyed a window seat view. Simply perfect. Thanks guys ❤️

We came for brunch, I was suprised by how crowded the place was. We ordered Hamburguesa Friends and Bagel Vegetariano. We also got Mozerella sticks with tomato sauce and Churros, they were super crunchy and delicious! For drinks, we ordered lemonade and banana milk, they were freshly made and sweet. The place is also really fun with toys that are hanging from the ceiling and all, I'd recommend you check out if you're looking for delicious food and fun. 😊

Lovely place, with charming atmosphere and very friendly staff. The food is very good, but not excellent. Never the less, it is a good choice for a good evening.

We had an amazing dining experience at La Marmite here in Bariloche! From the cozy alpine atmosphere and warm lighting to the friendly and attentive service, everything was perfect. The restaurant was full as the evening progressed — a clear sign of how loved this place is. I ordered the Ojo de Bife, and it was hands-down the best steak I’ve had in Argentina — tender, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. Paired with a glass of Malbec, it made for an unforgettable evening. A special thank you to Jorge, who assisted us with such kindness and professionalism. His polite service truly made our experience even better. If you’re in Bariloche and looking for authentic Argentine flavors in a welcoming, rustic setting, La Marmite is a must-visit. Truly deserving of 5 stars! 🥩🍷🇦🇷✨

Go here with an appetite! 😄 The food here is very rich. I had the onion soup, which was delicious, and we also had pasta and of course, cheese fondue. Good, friendly service. Would definitely go back

Excellent staff and food. Lovely decor and ambience. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening. Also able to cater very well for my gluten free needs. Thank you.

Nice ambience and big portion of cheese fondue. Two portions can fit for 3 or four ppl. But the bread cutting size is a bit odd. Too small for my table. Some tables are normal.

The food was good, although i think it was not completely authentic and a bit overpriced for one portion of Gnocchis. The stuff was very nice and you can really enjoy the atmosphere while sitting inside.

Very delicious and good quality food. The people are so friendly and welcoming

Service was super fast, the burgers are delicious as hell and we will be back!

We had burgers and chicken sandwiches…service was fast and food was good.

Fast and efficient service, pretty good burgers,

Microwave made 4 pieces of chicken tenders for 14700 ars is crazy.

The best burger experience in Bariloche

Highly overrated. Burgers look better than they taste. Ordered the Argentina and Española burgers. The meat has very little flavor, not sure if it is seasoned at all. And while there’s so many toppings, you can hardly taste anything. Not much thought went into crafting a really tasty burger, they just tried to cram as many toppings as possible and hope for the best. There is another burger place here we tried called Weiss which is much better and for almost the same price, comes with a craft beer. If you’re from the U.S. especially and have had some good burgers, you will be sorely disappointed.

We went on lunch time, there were nobody. The waitress came to take our drink order when we arrive in 3min. After we wait 40 minutes before she come to take our order for the food.. at least we have our food 7min after the order. But the meat of the burger was disgusting, it tastes burnt and unwashed plaque for a long time. The chicken was a little better but not that good. Over price, disgusting and terrible service go somewhere else!!

There is no possibility to see the prices of any hamburger without the complete combo, normally it is mandatory to show all prices in a list close to the order desk, this is not the case. So you need to ask the cashier personally. For that reason I gave a 2 stars.

A very busy branch ... albeit lunchtime on a Monday although fast service Food only warm.Many tables not wiped down properly

There was supposed to be a 30% discount on paying by Mastercard. We told the lady we had a debit Mastercard and she said yes that’s fine pay. We paid and got no discount. We asked for a refund and they said they can’t refund us the 30% and that they wouldn’t cancel the order and give us a refund on the order. They insisted we would have to use our receipt to claim it back from the bank. They also would not give us a proof of cancellation or any kind of refund proof to show the bank, making it impossible to claim a refund. Especially annoying since the woman told us to pay. We ended up having to have the food since they wouldn’t give us a refund. The food was cold after this whole ordeal. The Coca Cola was also flat

They don’t sell anything on their main menu until 2pm. Before then, only toasties and croissants. There is no menu for this. Ridiculous service in a tourist town Update: we went back at 2 to get lunch and they were sold out of every chicken option. How they can sell out when they weren’t serving it all morning, I’ll never know. Worst maccies I have ever been to

I came here for breakfast thinking a McDonalds is roughly a McDonalds. It may be for lunch and dinner sandwiches but the breakfast items are totally different here. The closest they come to a McMuffin is a sandwich with the round egg, cheese, and a hamburger bun. Not nearly as tasty. At least it was quick.

They didn’t have the chicken I ordered, she asked me if I could change it. The order took an extremely long time to arrive and was not good

The McCafe is an excellent option if you want a coffee drink made with good coffee (not the best, but pretty good and consistent quality) in the center of a city without spending a fortune in a speciality coffee place. Of course it comes in a paper cup, which takes away some of the enjoyment, but it is still well, well worth its price. Unfortunately at this location there was consistently only one bartender at the McCafe, so you have to wait in line for a while.

It’s the natural beauty that is outstanding, not the never ending traffic on the main roads or the noise caused by them. Get away from all that and it is wonderful.

Each season has its own wonder. flowers and birds in spring, silent falling snow in winter with hares and foxes running when you least expect. and I can go on with the hot summer with small waterfalls, never ending nights watching the stars. and at last the autumn with reds covering the forest. its a marvellous place... always, even when the wind blows and the rain falls, and you can do nothing but watch...

Absolutely amazing and gorgeous. We did the trip from Bariloche to San Martin de Los Andes along the 7 lakes route during August (winter time) and enjoyed snowing and amazing sites. Be sure to stop at each lake.

A true adventure to see Cerro Tornador the thunder mountain and glacier. On the road you meet gorgeous lupiin flower fields like being in Alps, a ilsand Corason the Heart shape island and always river is by your side until you reach this and there is an eagle flying. Waterfalls with crystal clear water:) i use this water to my paintings:)

an amazing park, definitely worth visiting. Entrance for foreigners and non-resident Argentines is only $6.50.

We took the ferry and we hiked the boardwalk to the falls (four stations) and the lake at the top of the waterfalls. Beautiful!

Beautiful place. Has a lot of well marked trails and shelters. Looks very organized too.

Amazing place to have a 360 view of bariloche. There are some spots where you can watch all directions, to the mountains, city and lake. 30min hike up or you can pay for the chairlift

The wonderful view and the way to the mountain is why you visit here and not especially the cafeteria. The way up and down was stunning. Such a views one can see usually in a postcard. The cafeteria itself was very overpriced and the beverage as well as the food were just ok. We recommend to visit here for the wonderful experience and eat somewhere else.

The view from the top is beautiful, no matter which time of the year. It is a 30-40 minutes hiking up, a bit steeped but easy to walk. Also there is a chair lift if you don’t want to walk.

We parked right at the bottom and hiked up rather than took the chairlift up. Was fairly vertical but took less than 30 minutes. Was worth the view, it was 360 degrees and spectacular. There is a small cafe at the top where you can buy water, beer, coffee, snacks, or small souvenirs.

The ride up is probably around 5 to 10 minutes, probably less. The way up is fine, not much to see, but the way down has some breathtaking views. Once up top, you have a historic building with a little cafe, and stairs up to a nice viewpoint with some stunning landscape. On the other side, you can walk through some dirt roads to another viewpoint which overlooks the other side of the horizon. 500 pesos per person to go up and down

Amazing panoramic views of the mountains and lakes around Bariloche. We arrived late in the afternoon so took the chairlift (1200 pesos return) since it was unclear whether there was a hiking trail. Nice cafe located at the top to relax and enjoy the views.

Certainly one of the best panoramic views in the world, the photos don't make justice to what you see

We visited this place on a cold October day as we were needing to get out and enjoy the sites. There were no English speakers that day for the tour, but that didn't stop us from getting our own tour guide and having a blast. We learned what the dinosaur names were in Spanish compared to English. It was pretty fun.

Its a short visit, but the park is in good condition, the dino statues are really nice, service and Guide amazing with kids.

Wonderful experience for my son.

A great place to visit in family. Easy to arrive over Bustillo Avenue (will need a car because it’s a 20 minute drive from down town) It is a 1hour tour, walking into some kind of natural forest, where the guides will explain to the family about dinos ( all except 2 are in 1:1 scale !) The guides are very friendly and they do their work with love and patience for the kids. At the end you can buy some funny pics for about 1500AR. Prices are reasonable. Don’t loose the opportunity to visit this place and learn about Dino’s

Didn’t go in, thought the price was around $3.000 each. At the moment it is $14.000, might be nice. 40 minutes tour

The guide made the whole experience, he was amazing

The parc is not bad, dinosaurs are beautiful and looks real. First bad point : the park is very small, maybe 20-25 dinosaurs. It takes 15 minutes to walk around the park. Second bad point : the first point would be not so bad if the price wouldn’t so high ! We paid 36 000$ ARS for 2 adults and 1 child 5yo. (25/10/2024) Also, the price are not on the website, and they are not displayed at the entrance… so maybe it depends of the head of the customer….

The man in the shirt that says Leo tried to scan my credit card with his personal cell phone. He pressed it up underneath, his phone beeped, and the screen flashed. We asked him what he was charging to the card and then he grabbed the wireless credit card terminal and denied he was doing anything. No eye contact. He was using the BA SUBE transit card app that lets you add money to your account using NFC. He's nowhere near BA. He really ruined what could have been a positive experience. (Despite the high price)

Curanto is not just food is a unique experience: the tradition, technique, music and of course the amazing flavor of everything: beef, chicken, lamb and vegetables! Come early on Sundays and Wednesday to reserve a seat inside. It's worth it 👌

Very yummy Cuanto!!! Highly recommended Live music and very friendly staff

You come to Victor not only for the meat, but for the experience. They add the meat and vegetables to the curantos around 12.30 and cover it with leaves, skins and earth. Then you can walk around Colonia Suisa for and hour or so, try the beer at Cerveceria Berlina. After they undercover the curantos you get to enjoy as much meat as you can eat. Chorizo, lam and veal én masse. There is usually live folk music towards the end. This is a highly enjoyable experience.

Very nice and different experience! the cooking style confers the meat and vegetables a unique flavor. The menu consists of five different dishes, and after that you can repeat something if you want. Dessert are included, but drinks aren't. it is not cheap, but worth it. There is also a guitar show along with the food

I am in vacation with some friends. The all experience was great. Victor was great. We enjoyed the show. In general all staff was fantastic.

Great traditional place. All you can eat is the only option offered. It is both a lunch and a show. The only bad thing is that you should plan your visit ahead, since it is only open on wensday and sunday, and if you don't book it is usually full.

I will share my experience with Patagonia for everyone who’s interested. First of all, I will talk about the waiting for our food, and deserts. The service was not that great and we wait for our food almost 40-50 minutes. Later, we order some dessert, that also took around 30 minutes. About the food, I will specifically talk about my plate, Pastel Pulled Pork. Overall : 4/10 It was poorly seasoned, all the plate was mainly sweet potatos that looked more like mashed potatoes than a Pastel. It was not really tasty, almost unflavored. I wouldn’t serve it like a main dish. The dessert was alright, overall 7/10. Not really anything remarkable. Maybe if the chocolate could’ve been serve a little bit warmer and not cold, could really make a nice contrast between the ice cream and the chocolate. Though, the frutos rojos (berries) were really tasty. The atmosphere was pretty good, the place is cozy and really nice. My overall opinion is: If you are coming for a beer, I would recommend. The beer is quite good, and the place is great for a chill time. Now, if you are coming looking for somewhere to eat, I suggest that you look for other places. The menu doesn’t have a lot of options, the food was late, and it was pricey. I will give credit that they have some gluten free and vegetarian alternatives. Also some kids menu. But as I said, you have several different options that you can eat with the same price. That’s all, I think the food could use some work. Hope the service improves. Nice place for some beers with friends but just that.

This place is worth every dollar!!! Candelaria was amazing! She is extremely kind, professional, knowledgeable, and efficient. The location is beautiful and acts as tremendous scenery to enjoy your food and/or drinks.

A very nice info pace with a tremendous view of the Moreno Lake. Service excellent, our waiter Brandon was a total champ, made us have a great time. Food came fast and hot, which always is a plus. Price performance a little high. We had a burger which was good, a milanesa which could have been better, we also tasted the 3 empanadas they have, the hongos were me was very good. Dessert was very well served. Beer excellent. A nice place to visit if you are visiting circuito Chico.

We had such a lovely experience! The food was amazing - we ordered the grilled cheese, mushroom risotto and the goulash, and both dishes were full of flavor and perfectly cooked. But what really made our visit special was Francesca - she was warm, friendly, and incredibly attentive. Her service made us feel truly welcome. Highly recommend this place!

Surely one of the worlds most scenic taprooms. Visited while cycling the Circuito Chico. We ate in the beer garden building, which had a smaller menu but didn’t need a reservation - it also has music and a wood burning stove. You pay $10,000 at the entrance but that includes a first drink. It was a little difficult to work out the system with our limited Spanish but the staff were generally very helpful. Wished we had been able to stay longer!

The best brewery experience i’ve done. Detailed information and friendly staff (tks, Fatima). The place is incredibly pretty and food is nice. Amazing beer w/ food tasting

Probably the brewery with the best view in the world. I personally don’t choose Patagonia for beer in Argentina, but eventhough it taste fantastic with the view on the garden.

4 star hotel seems appropriate. Very nice hotel. Conveniently located right next to 2 bike rental companies for doing circuito chico. Incredible view from the room. Very nice pool and hot tub. Both are indoor and heated. Breakfast was very nice. Great eggs and a good spread. Gorgeous view from the restaurant. Improvements: There are many things in the room that all come at cost (shampoo, conditioner, drinks). It would be nice if these were either free or weren’t in the rooms, to avoid confusion. When we walked in, they sent us up to the 3rd floor with our heavy bags, assuming we wanted the restaurant. For a 4 star hotel, I assume better service; assume that people walking in with baggage are probably there for the hotel.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We had a great stay at this hotel! Everything was very clean, the service was excellent, and the staff was super friendly and helpful. I really enjoyed my time here and would definitely come back

Lovely forest location: PEACEFUL. Super friendly and accommodating staff. One of the few hotels in Argentina to offer to help with luggage to the room since there wasn’t a luggage cart. The food is SUPERB. The rooms are CLEAN, cozy, comfortable and well appointed. And although I wasn’t able to enjoy the spa, looks BEAUTIFUL

We had an awesome stay at the hotel! Everyone was super friendly and helpful—huge thanks to Pablo for everything. The views were unreal. We’d totally come back and recommend it to others!

Good hotel in a great location right at the beginning of the circutio chico. We stayed in one of the cabanas behind the main hotel, it was a little dated but spacious, comfortable and very clean. All the staff at the hotel were very friendly and helpful and the breakfast was decent enough if you just want convenience. I would recommend this for a stay in bariloche.

A very nice hotel and I highly recommend: Location, food, staff ( specially Axel at the reception), decoration, comfort, amenities

Amazing place for a relaxed vacation in Bariloche! Amazing staff, great facilities, restaurant on site has delicious food, great spa. We loved our time here! Nice location, big and clean rooms with amazing views to Nahuel Huapi lake.

Incredible views and friendly hawks that will fly around and land nearby. The service was slow. I had a burger and it was good. My wife had the trout and it was a very very small portion. For the price the trout is not worth it at all. Overall the food is expensive for the quality. You don't eat here for the food though, the views from the deck are beautiful.

This place offers amazing views, friendly staff and very good menu options. We enjoyed the goulash on a snowy day and my son loved his milanase (thicker than usual). The waffle with bananas, dulce de leche and walnuts topped it off for us

Amazing atmosphere! Food was delicious and staff was very kind. 10/10 will be coming back The pumpkin soup was delicious

Amazing view, excellent food very reasonable prices ! Enjoyed talking to the owner .

Be careful, they include service fee in the bill automatically!!!! Not possible to opt out and don’t inform about it. Really nice view. We stopped here before going to airport, it was good decision. The place is expensive though. We had trout and goulash both dishes were tasty. They also have alcohol free beer 😉

Incredible view angled plates of glass and slatted shade keeps you cool while you enjoy your food, and lets in the fresh mountain air. Food is good and service is nice also. The view though, would make it worth skipping other meals just to make this happen (but it wasn't too pricey, we really expected to pay more than 1400 AP for a big lunch for 4 with a beer for hubby and a second licuado (smoothie) for me and oldest kiddo. Not a bad seat in the place and there is a corner of the restaurant just for stepping out and taking photos. We all really enjoyed this place.

Our favorite spot!!! The spätzle is really to die for, we ate it one night and came back the very next day to have it again. The view is beautiful and the staff were beyond friendly. We had delicious wine and dessert, highly recommended!!

We dined here recently while returning from a drive along the Circuito Chico in the Bariloche area. After exploring the stunning Circuito Chico, we noticed this restaurant along the route. Unsure of where to eat, we decided to give it a try as the prices were reasonable, and the atmosphere was enchanting. The cozy cabin setting, with its wooden tables, walls, and ceilings, felt like stepping into a European retreat. Upon entering, we were greeted by the sight of lamb roasting on an open fire. Our waiter was exceptionally friendly and recommended some excellent dishes. I ordered the goulash soup, while my partner tried the lamb. Although I’m not usually a fan of lamb, I must admit it was incredibly tender and melted in my mouth—a must-try! We paired our meal with a bottle of Alamos Reserva Malbec, which complemented the flavors beautifully. The soup was surprisingly flavorful, and we also enjoyed a fresh salad and provolone with sausage cooked on the barbecue, which had a delightful smoky flavor and texture. We sat upstairs with a panoramic view of the restaurant, giving us the feeling of dining in a private home. By the time we left, the place was bustling with both locals and tourists. This is undoubtedly one of the best dining spots in Bariloche. I highly recommend this restaurant for its unique ambiance, excellent service, and delicious food. Here are some hashtags that would go well with your restaurant review in Bariloche: #Bariloche #Patagonia #Argentina #Travel #PatagoniaArgentina #VisitArgentina #SouthAmerica #Foodie #Restaurant #Gastronomy #BBQ #LambDish #WineLovers #CozyVibes #MountainDining #CabinLife #RusticCharm #CircuitoChico #CerroCatedral #NahuelHuapi #NatureLovers

After hiking alongside the Bariloche lake in real Patagonian weather, we decided to eat at Rincón Patagónico. We ordered a large beef to share with some roasted potatoes covered in spicy sauce. It tasted delicious and was just the right thing to eat the get the warmth back in to the body. Alongside our food we ordered two beers. Because we could not decide the waiter offered us free tasting of the different beers before choosing. Overall a great experience - would definitely recommend dining at Rincón Patagónico. The have a wide range of menus to choose between so that there is something for everyone’s taste!

Best Patagonian lamb. I have been trying to find a restaurant that had that mouth watering taste since my first visit to Argentina 14 years ago. This restaurant did it. Wonderful menu great staff fantastic atmosphere.

I was expecting more of the meats. They were good, but not spectacular. Their wine is VERY good though.

The food was amazing! From presentation to taste it was a 10/10! The service is great as well. They take the time to explain and make recommendations. The wine was a great pairing and complement to the food.

Lamb was incredibly dry, ambiance indicated a tourist-oriented establishment, bathrooms were not clean. However staff was very kind and starters were excellent. Better for families or people who aren’t as attuned to a very high standard of dining

This restaurant has a very magical atmosphere to it: the wooden interiors and the chimney make you feel like you are in a warm mountain cabinet. They have a good variety of food: meat, fish, as well as vegetarian options with rich pasta dishes, salads and wide options of siders. I had the ravioli with ricotta and nuts and they were lovely - plus you get warm bread with spread as an entrée which is definitely welcomed! The attention from the waiter was also perfect.

This is a great location for varied and interesting skiing for those coming from the Northern Hemisphere, but a few words of caution: The good bits - Stunning setting with view of the high Andes and the local lakes; it is breathtaking - A lot of wide, interesting skiing - A number of fast lifts - New snow cannons ensured a way home by skis - Lots of potential for off-piste - Some really nice restaurants in resort - People are friendly and seem very genuine - We mad friends with the local dogs who roam around the resort and the mountain. The not-so-good bits: - We had mixed weather (which is not the ski lift company's fault) and still enjoyed ourselves though; in Patagonia, as the locals say, the weather changes very quickly. - Some new lifts are slow, making queues for the fast ones - Snow making needs extending (only one home run was open whilst we were here) - The road to resort (which we had to walk on with ski boots) is not a pleasant experience and feels unsafe: the mud and rock 'pavement' is often parked on by cars, so you have to dice with death and avoid the coaches whizzing by as you tread on the asphalt

Amazing skiing, well groomed runs, lifts that work great. Get there early if you do not want to wait to go up the Amanay lift, because after the pedestrians arrive the line and wait gets crazy long. Download the Catedral App for live updates on runs and lifts that are open/closed and the estimated wait times. SPECTACULAR views from the top

Catedral is the biggest ski resort in Argentina by all standards: skiable area, infrastructure and runs. It gets packed and wind conditions tends to close a few of the lifts. Still, it’s a great place for skiers of all levels, having the biggest beginners area in the country as well. And more recently they have invested in a few snow cannons on that area that allow all-season snow to practice. Runs are good, long enough even though the off piste terrain is not that challenging or allowing.

Cerro Catedral is working full time already! Magic Carpet zone working 100% (Culipatín ya'll). Lifts still not working though (planned to start by mid June). Ski slopes for beginners that are currently open: Princesa and Evento. Bear in mind no fresh snow since the early snowstorm May 9th. Still early season! On the bright side: everything is free for all. No restrooms though. If you happen to need one, I'm gonna save you the pain and tell you to go straight to the McDonald's and buy yourself a cup coffee to get the privilege of a using a restroom 😉

Amazing place but like all ski station, elevated prices.

The snow can be soft and the might need more high speed lifts up top, but overall excellent facilities for someone who needs a skiing fix in August. I skied mid week and lift lines were not bad. I did here someone complain about the beginning lessons, but there are other options for that at the mountain.

Experienced the lowest part of mountain and in high season. Prices are quite high, concerning everything there. You have several options for equipment rental. There is a bus line (55) up there and down. Although, to go down you will face crowded buses and huge queues. The sporting space for begginers is quite good but very very crowded around 1-3pm.

Amazing place, the best mountain in South America. But, veeeery busy for beginners!

The mountain is truly beautiful, but the skiing is quite disappointing. While Bariloche is undoubtedly a beautiful place to visit, it’s important to manage your expectations regarding the skiing quality.

literally one of my top three favorite places in bariloche. we went sledding and had SO much fun. can't wait to go back.

Great place to visit. Stunning views and a great place to so snowboard&Ski, 100% recommended

If this is the best place you can ski in Latin America then i have bad news for you guys… 1. No snow 2. Tons of people 3. No wind but they closed top routes saying that there is a wind there and it’s not safe (the weather was really peaceful and pleasant… They have like 6-8 snow machines but they don’t put it in places where there’s no snow 4. The price is higher than in Armenia and in Russia but the slopes are worse Just for your information. The snow level as it is shown on photos is just unacceptable for any ski resort So if you are looking for place where you want to learn how to ski or improve your skills or just to enjoy skiing - I don’t think this is an option

Beautiful ! I had so much fun in the snow. Whoever wants to go there by taxi just make sure to talk to your taxi driver if they can pick you up after, because there is no cars available to get back after night.

Los precios son locos hoy en dia. No excusas. Greed. The prices nowadays are as expensive as the USA and shorter slopes. Don’t bother.

Easy walk to very nice waterfall. It wasn’t overly crowded. The trail was easy and mostly flat.

Nice easy walk by the lake and in the wood, and a lovely, not amazing, cascade. If you have 3-4 hours (including the time to get there) and want to spend them pleasantly - it might be a good idea. Get there by bus (forgot the number... Fifty something...)

“Idioma español más abajo” The Cascada de los Duendes is an easily accessible walk that can be enjoyed as a family, at any time of the year and is of very low difficulty. Where is the Los Duendes Waterfall located? To get from the city center, you have to take the number 50 bus that ends your tour in Villa Los Coihues, which is approximately 14 km from the city of Bariloche. You have to get off at Lake Gutierrez just after the bridge at the access to the Villa los Coihues neighborhood, from here you have to continue 1 km of walking along the street that borders the lake between forests and private homes and lodges. At the end of this road is the park guard house, and 100 meters later the path begins. You can also access this point by car or with bicycles and leave them parked there (we recommend not leaving valuable items in cars). The path through the forest has a total length of 400 meters with a minimum difficulty, in which one can observe centenary coihues, native flora of the place, the murmur of the stream, and if we stop, the sound of the birds that sing In the treetops In a moment the path is divided in two, the one that goes to the waterfall and the path that takes you to the viewpoint of the Gutierrez Lake at 1 km (it is also super recommended although with a greater demand since it has 100 meters of unevenness), to Muñoz Beach 7,5 km away and to the top of the Frey Refuge 10 km away, which are other highly recommended walks that require all day. This walk is ideal to do as a family, and enjoy the natural environment just minutes from Bariloche. En español La Cascada de los duendes es un paseo de fácil acceso que se puede disfrutar en familia, en cualquier época del año y es de muy baja dificultad. ¿Dónde se encuentra ubicada la Cascada de Los Duendes? Para llegar desde el centro de la ciudad, hay que tomarse el colectivo numero 50 que termina su recorrido en Villa Los Coihues, que se encuentra aproximadamente a 14 km de la ciudad de Bariloche. Hay que bajarse en el Lago Gutierrez justo después del puente en el acceso al barrio Villa los Coihues, desde aquí hay que seguir 1 km de caminata por la calle que bordea el lago entre bosques y casas particulares y hosterías. En el final de este camino se encuentra la casa del guarda parques, y 100 metros mas adelante comienza el sendero. También se puede acceder a este punto en auto o con bicicletas y dejarlas estacionadas allí (recomendamos no dejar elementos de valor en los autos). El sendero por el bosque tiene una longitud total de 400 metros con una dificultad mínima, en el que se puede observar de coihues centenarios, flora autóctona del lugar, el murmullo del arroyo, y el si nos detenemos, el sonido de los pájaros que cantan en la copa de los arboles. En un momento el sendero se divide en dos, el que va hacia la cascada y el sendero que te lleva hacia el mirador del Lago Gutierrez a 1 km (también es super recomendado aunque con una mayor exigencia ya que tiene 100 metros de desnivel), a Playa Muñoz a 7,5 km y a la cima del Refugio Frey a 10 km, que son otros paseos muy recomendados pero que requieren de todo el día. Este paseo es ideal para hacer en familia, y disfrutar del entorno natural a pocos minutos de Bariloche.

Good turistic place. If you don't like being around many (many) tourists I wouldn't recommend it. You definitely have tons of more solitary places to go to. But you definitely should go to the mirador if you're near by the Cascada de los Duendes!!

I went there in the winter, it was cold and there was snow on the trail. The waterfall was full of water. Pretty nice!

It's really easy to get there and is a beautiful spot in which to relax.

Short walk, nice little waterfall to go with family and kids. From there you can go uphill to the Mirador Gutiérrez, about 30-45 min walk. Or to the Muñoz beach (5km). Also you can go to the refugio Frey, about 3 hours walk.

Not bad, but definitely not the best spot to take pictures or with the nicest views around. Still worth a visit to fresh up. There is a nice area with shades under the trees if it is too warm or the sunlight is too strong.

Bariloche, Bahia Serena, Kilometer 12 from the Civic Central. Quiet beach, Trees, Lake, Rocks, Kayak, Pure snow melt water. Clear water. Fresh Pure Air from the mountigns.

Excellent beach. Very stoney in the lake but when the sun is shining it soon warms up. Could do with some more shady areas. On the day of my visit it very hot.

Nice little beach, one of the only with sand in the region and there are some excellent cervezerias around, just some 5 minutes walk from there, from San Carlos you can go by bus in half an hour

Beautiful beach with a nice restaurant! Parking can be a challenge.

I love it, amazing view, places to relax, explore a little and enjoy, if you have a few hours and don't want to go to far it's the place

Wide selection of regional food at good prices. Excellent view of the beach and Lake beyond.

Beautiful views across the lago as you walk up to the summit. Only negative is the extortionate‘access charge’ to the cerro complex which is a fixed rate per person regardless. You can’t avoid it if you want to take the cable car back down.

For those trying to drive to Cerro Otto, the road is currently closed at the Piedras Blancas, and you will be denied access. There are some nice views near the parking lot, so still a worthwhile experience.

Cerro Otto, located near Bariloche, Argentina, is a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The summit offers stunning panoramic views of Nahuel Huapi Lake, snow-capped Andes, and surrounding forests. Accessible by cable car or hiking trails, it features a rotating restaurant, an art gallery, and outdoor activities like trekking and sledding. The serene beauty and variety of attractions make Cerro Otto a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

Worth a gondola ride, nice view over Bariloche and the lake

Beautiful place and walk with friends. Not too challenging and depending how close you can get to it in a vehicle you can do this as a day trek in just a few hours. The views are stunning and it’s one of the best examples of Lenga trees. It’s frustrating that part of the trek goes through “private land” of the Aralauquen estate - how on earth was part of a national park (and a large part at that) sold privately to become a playground for Bariloche’s rich and famous. Disgraceful really and surely there must have been some brown envelopes passed to ensure that this happened. In any case it’s a beautiful landscape and the views over Lago Gutierrez are sublime. Hopefully the whole trek returns to public hands soon.

Great, good price convenient transportation from Bariloche downtown, the restaurant really good and a lot of stuff to do in the top, recommend it

Fantastic mountaintop outdoorsman's dream. This venue has everything to keep a lover of the outdoors busy for many days and repeated trips to take advantage of all of the offerings. Accessible by car on a challenging gravel road to the top of the mountain. Hiking available. Parking is at a premium however! Many trails of various challenge levels. Highly recommended. Fantastic scenery.

Beautiful structure, but not much going on. Maybe because it was a Sunday before 1 pm?

While we are not fans of shopping malls, we visited to see what the fuss is about. It’s an interesting design for a mall. The exterior looks like an entrance to a church, with a central nave and two aisles, all three are arched like a gothic chapel. Indeed, as one enters, the interior is high arched design made entirely of wood. The ceiling is totally a skylight. There are 2 levels of shops. The lower level looks like a food court, the floor is made of artificial turf, an odd choice that cheapens the aesthetics of the place. As to shops, several are overpriced souvenir shops that are obviously targets tourists. There seems to NO public restrooms… for a shopping mall, this is a very very very bad error!

Beautiful little shopping mall "for tourists" in the center of town. The interior, with tall wooden arches, is warm and beautiful to see, but it also conveys the sense of a "cathedral of shopping where to worship the Mammon god".... All stores are relatively high-end and they are mostly of souvenirs and clothing. It is not a place where locals usually go to shop. There is also a cafe-restaurant inside, very quiet and peaceful. Worth a quick stop to walk inside if you are already walking down main street in San Carlos De Bariloche.

The wood used for all the structure is what makes this place unique. With a a Swiss style and a patagonian flavour , your senses rejoice. Expensive and small but unique.

Nice little shopping center that has an entrance tucked away from the street. The interior archway is worth stepping in to see.

It is a nice wooden face small mall. Cute shops and places to be.

Normal,

Probably the cheapest place to eat properly in the city, with the inflation of the country I see the prices are on par or even higher than Switzerland now. Service is amazing, super friendly Food is very good, not impressive to be honest, but you would think twice to pay triple price somewhere else for the food only marginally better than this place

I had a hot chocolate here. It's not the best, but it's good on a cold day. It cost 5,400 pesos, a little but expensive.

Outstandingly polite owner and staff. Great prices and good food.

Surprisingly good! Worth stopping by, waiter is prompt and the bagels we ordered were great!

Nice simple food and lovely service

(Translated by Google) We were looking for a place for lunch and were pleasantly surprised to find BUONGIORNO Café & RestoBar. It's one of those places that doesn't try to pretend to be gourmet, but rather focuses on the essentials: good, beautiful, and affordable food. We tried the dish of the day, and it was a truly impressive choice: fair portions, good flavor, and a price that's hard to beat. The waiter's service was warm, friendly, and always helpful, which made the experience even more enjoyable. If you're looking for a practical, tasty, and affordable lunch, this place is ideal. It's not for those expecting a sophisticated dining experience, but it is for those who appreciate a simple space with good homemade food, affordable prices, and service that makes you feel welcome. In short, highly recommended for a delicious and uncomplicated meal in Mendoza. (Original) Estábamos buscando un lugar para almorzar y nos sorprendió gratamente encontrar BUONGIORNO Café & RestoBar. Es de esos sitios que no buscan aparentar ser algo gourmet, sino que se centran en lo esencial: comida buena, bonita y barata. Probamos el plato del día, y la verdad es que fue una opción muy resuelta: porciones justas, buen sabor y a un precio difícil de igualar. La atención del mesero fue cálida, cercana y siempre con buena disposición, lo que hizo la experiencia aún más agradable. Si lo que se busca es un almuerzo práctico, sabroso y económico, este lugar es ideal. No es para quienes esperan una experiencia gastronómica sofisticada, pero sí para quienes valoran un espacio sencillo con buena comida casera, precios accesibles y un servicio que te hace sentir bienvenido. En definitiva, súper recomendado para resolver la comida de forma rica y sin complicaciones en Mendoza.

(Translated by Google) Sebastian's service is what sets this place apart; he's incredibly attentive and patient in explaining what's in each dish. Because of this service, we went every day we were in Bariloche. The food is also very tasty. (Original) O atendimento do Sebastian é o diferencial deste local, super atencioso, super paciente explicando pra gente o que continha cada prato. Em função deste atendimento fomos todos os dias que ficamos em Bariloche. Comida também é muito saborosa.

Ordered their pizza for takeout and had a wonderful experience. Easy to do over their WhatsApp. The pizzas were delicious and filling. The place looked very cute to eat at, will have to go next time.

Arrived with a full packed restaurant due to having a band play. So happy we got a table. Great food. Pizza was very good. Ojo de bife was great with fries and salad. Lots of food. Saw the onion rings and wish I would have got those too. Everything I saw come out was yummy looking. Lots of fun beers to pick from. Highly recommend! Priced well for the quality of food. Will return.

Beautiful place to eat late lunch. We ordered pizza and beer . They have vegetarian options in veg. Fugaza pizza. It had onions and olives. Very soft crust and good amount of cheese

I consider one of the best craft beer and cuisine proposals in the area. The attention is impeccable and there is no lack of coordination between the waiters who alternate. The food arrives at the table at temperature and that is to highlight it. The quality and preparation of the dishes is excellent. The Smog burger was just right, a homemade type, comparable in taste and texture to those of gourmet American chains like Red Robin. From the patio you can enjoy the view and the natural environment. There is a place to park on the premises, to go without reservations, attend between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., when they also have happy hour prices.

Great beers and excellent food - we had the vegetarian picadas and it was an excellent option! The burgers and the beers were great too. Highly recommend!

The location of this place is just insane! It was really cold when I went but otherwise I would have chosen to sit outside to contemplate the mountains. Staff was really friendly and the food was amazing. Beer it's a big plus as well. I'd definitely choose it again.

I know this place has gotten poor reviews especially for the service but we had fantastic service... our server was a tall guy with long hair/dreads and he was excellent - very nice, great recommendations and very prompt... we sat outside and it was very pleasant... we got Cordero and Bife from the Parilla and gin and tonics con fruita rojo... everything for us was fantastic! It is a bit expensive for Argentina but the experience was worth every penny and a similar experience in the US would be much more expensive... highly recommend!

If you go to Bariloche, and want to try one of the best dining experiences in your life, you can't miss Cassis. Beyond food, the service is supreme, as well as location in front of the Gutierrez Lake.

Wow wow. What a memorable dinner. Every touch was perfect. The food perfectly executed and delicious. Setting incredible! Amazing for a nice dinner out or special occasion. Also show up early (by Argentina standards) for the view. The sun chancing on the hills from 815 on was beautiful.

Cassis was an absolutely amazing dining experience - Small and intimate, with amazing food. A true 5 star experience All the vegetables we ate were grown right on the property just a few hundred metres from the restaurant itself Ernesto (the host) and his wife (the chef) made us feel more like old friends invited into his home than dinner guests . Come here if you are seeking an refined dining experience with a family charm.

Welcoming owner and staff. One of the best meals in Argentina, perhaps best of many travels. It was a tasting menu with farm fresh preparations. Their trout was outstanding and the slow cooked lamb simply delicious. Fresh greens wonderful and a surprising introduction to a very good Patagonian Malbec.

The lamb strudel (confit / slow-cooked in olive oil, then wrapped in pastry, their signature dish) was otherworldly. The rest of the food we tried (sorrel soup, other lamb, pate, and other dishes) was good, but not mind-blowing. The view of the lake was also excellent.

Incredible dining experience! All organic and local

Ooh la la! Hard to find but impeccably French, with extraordinary flavor combinations (how many ways can you use elderberry?) and mammoth picture windows featuring the beautiful lake and the Andes. Five star dining at its zenith.

Last night we visited the La Casita del Árbol restaurant at the Charming Hotel, and it truly felt like stepping into a fairytale. The treehouse setting is absolutely enchanting, with décor that is perfectly curated down to the smallest detail. From the moment we arrived, the staff welcomed us with genuine warmth and kindness, making the experience even more special. As for the food, every dish was exceptional—we especially enjoyed the octopus carpaccio and the lamb, both of which were perfectly prepared and beautifully presented. I highly recommend visiting this restaurant if you are in Bariloche. It’s an unforgettable dining experience in a truly unique setting.

Beautiful location with a wonderful view along the lake. We ordered the prix fixe 2-course dinner and both loved the meat empanada amuse bouche. Then to start I thoroughly enjoyed the Agnolotti with osso buca. Spouse had the prawns but there were at least 5 plump prawns— too much for a starter. I had the slow-cooked lamb for the main. It was tender but 1/2 was too dry to really enjoy. However, the other 1/2 was perfect and since it was overall a large portion, the best part was plenty of food for me. Spouse didn’t come close to finishing his tenderloin, but he did like everything. Both meals were beautifully plated and included some much loved vegetables (broccoli and zucchini), so welcome when most meaty meals in AR only come with potatoes. The service was excellent..to a point. As we were finishing our meal a couple at the next table engaged our server in a conversation that lasted 15 minutes. This was much too long. They should have recognized that the server had others to attend to. But he was engrossed in the conversation as well and should have cut them off to see to his other 2 tables. We finally decided to get the attention of another staff person to request our check. They would not allow us to add a tip to the credit card so we left what cash we had, not enough but then we were also miffed about the outcome of our otherwise lovely experience on our last night in Bariloche. We would still recommend Stag, we just got unlucky I guess.

Lovely dinning experience. Our server Paloma was excellent. Was expecting more of an elevated, less casual atmosphere but the food was exquisite & the staff was great. Highly recommend.

We booked a table there thinking it was a top notch place in Bariloche after finding it as first option on TripAdvisor, seeing prices and menu online but we were disillusioned. Nobody of all the people we talked to knew this place. We get there, seeing no car in their parking and the guy in reception doesn’t even greet us with a smile, but instead proceeds right away to tell us the prices with an annoyed voice. We weren’t even seated! We enter and find out the place was totally empty on a Saturday lunch time. Weird no? The view was nice, and inside looked quite refined but there must be a reason nobody was there. We felt weird and observed so we ordered two coffees which tasted awfully and happily left.

I highly recommend visiting both Charming's main restaurant, "Stag," and the charming tree house that doubles as an exclusive restaurant called "Little Stag." An unforgettable experience, filled with thoughtful gestures and attention that make Stag the best place to visit in Bariloche.

Stag is an amazing restaurant. The service is excellent and the food is delicious. The slow cooked lamb is a must with a good Malbec.

Amazing food and service! Came for Bariloche a la carta and had a three course meal (I added pictures of each course). The food was delicious, the terrace outside was lovely, we had a beautiful sunny day and the view of the lake was breathtaking. Lunch on a Wednesday was really quiet, so we stayed after enjoying the sun and the view. The staff were really polite and accommodating, I 100% recommend this place. Coffee was delicious too!