Bouquet de rêves

Very fresh and well paired food. Short menu ensures freshness and individual care. Had the locally raised trout (trucha). Excellent. Friendly staff and small family feel inside.

In my opinion..One of the best restaurants in Neuquen..the sea food is really good and the atmosphere is the proper one for a couple night…highly recommended…Andres help us a lot with our dishes choice..his service “the best”

Fantastic food, came out in a timely manner. Menu was all in spanish, but experience was good.

I'm a Canadian who has been living in Neuquen, and after going to almost every restaurant in town (and certainly all the "formal" ones), I have concluded that this is my favourite. This is my third or fourth time here in 3 months, in fact. An excellent ambiance, and the wine selection is good. Nice variety on the menu, with a variety of French, Italian, and European dishes. An excellent steak, though I think El Boliche de Alberto and Nona Francesca edge ahead on the meat, mainly because they serve lomo, a more tender cut than ojo de bife. But BdR was a better overall plate, with multiple creative sides. There's an interesting pastry side with the steak that I love, even though my Spanish isn't good enough to fully understand what it is. The set menu comes with two small and interesting appetizers. The wines are all good. I even tried one of the less expensive house wines (there are 4) on one visit, and was very satisfied. Good attention to detail, such as serving steak on a hot steel plate to keep it warm. In terms of price, I think it's either the most or second most expensive in Neuquen, with Toscana (which is great, but overrated, particularly on their chewy steak). It's about 950-1150 for the set menu now, but who knows what it'll be in 6 months with the collapse of the peso. For future readers of this review, the peso is officially at 59 per USD, but 75 on the blue market. In any case, highly recommended, for both Argentinians and gringos!

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