Olives Restaurants in Puerto Iguazú
The best places in Puerto Iguazú to eat Olives. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Puerto Iguazú who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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This is a list of all the eateries where you can order Olives or dine out.
3.5
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3.5
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City: Puerto Iguazú, Avenida Brasil y Felix De Azara | Feirinha, Puerto Iguazu 3370, Argentina, Puerto Iguazú
"Un lugar típico de La Ferinha. Más conocido por brasileño que por argentinos. Las picadas son monumentales, muy abundantes y la relación precio calidad muy buena.Los fiambres y quesos son de muy buena calidad. Las empanadas, caseritas y sabrosas. La ambientación y decoración son propias del lugar, sencillos y hasta humildes, pero le dan un toque de placer distinto Para los que buscan conocer cosas nuevas y no buscan refinamientos, Es ideal para atardecer o primeras horas de la noche ya que a la medianoche queda vacio"
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4.1
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City: Puerto Iguazú, Calle Ing Gustavo Eppens 242 | Entre Av. Brasil y Perito Moreno, Puerto Iguazu N3370GVF, Argentina, Puerto Iguazú
Families with children, Kids, Seating, Reservations
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City: Puerto Iguazú, Av. Brasil em direcao a Av. Cordoba, Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, Puerto Iguazú
"Así es este el lugar. En el medio del centro de Puerto Iguazú, en medio de una manzana de dicho centro, aparece este mercado de lo mas pintoresco. Olores que incitan e invitan a probar todo lo ofrecido. Unos barcitos que se empiezan a suceder en cadena, entre los cuales aparece este. Muy buena calidad de productos a precios bien razonables. Descubrirlo y disfrutarlo pagan el paseo a esta ciudad que por sí sola no dice demasiado. Recomendado!!"
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City: Puerto Iguazú, Ruta 12 Km 5- Selva Iryapu | Ruta 12 Km 5- Selva Iryapú, Puerto Iguazu 3370, Argentina, Puerto Iguazú
"Because of the somehow isolated location (meaning you have to take a taxi or walk and take a bus to go to town), we didn't have high expectations, they could seriously don't care about the food and the clients. We ate there twice, the first and last nights (out of 4). The first time, we had the soup of the day and the arugula salad, both very good. Hubby had the pacu, a local fish, and found it delicious, I had the vegetarian sorrentinos. I was a little bit disappointed in that I hate black olives and the sauce was full of it - it wasn't mentioned on the menu. I also hate to waste a whole dish so I didn't return the plate and I put the olives aside but the whole thing was "contaminated". The second time, we had the arugula salad again as well as the vegetarian wok (with oyster sauce though), then hubby took the steak which was excellent and cooked to perfection. The chef was out of pumpkin ravioli and I had to go with the sorrentinos again. This time I asked the waiter if it was possible to have them without the olives and they were really good. The last coffee was on the house, maybe because of my "olive" experience although I wasn't complaining, we don't know but it was a nice touch.Our 2 waiters were wonderful! Nice, discrete but helpful when we needed them. We were happy to practice our Spanish with them while it was nice to be able to switch in English when needed. After the first dinner, we would wave, smile and talk with each other, again those 2 were adorable. We don't remember their names which is a shame because we would love to thank them for their kindness and making us feel "at home".The only bad point is the price. It's more expensive that the 2 other restaurants we went to in Puerto Iguazu. I really believe that if the prices were more reasonable, more clients at La Cantera Lodge would eat at the restaurant. The setting is gorgeous, the ambiance is great, the food is good, the service is awesome (when you're not stiff and like personal touch which we do). We came back the last night for those reasons but decided to cut down the bill by not taking a bottle of wine. Too bad."
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City: Puerto Iguazú, Avenida Brasil 96, Puerto Iguazu N3370ANN, Argentina, Puerto Iguazú
"Good simple restaurant at the main crossroads. Drink a cold beer and watch the crazy traffic at the crossroads. Average restaurant, nothing special."
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City: Puerto Iguazú, Avenida Brasil - Ferina - Local 13 | Feirinha Local 13, Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, Puerto Iguazú
"Excellent attention, very rich dishes and affordable prices. The staff is very friendly, warm and efficient"
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City: Puerto Iguazú, Av. Brasil 530, N3370 Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina
"Mostly restaurants and food shops which sell the same things. The menus from most of the places offer very similar food and price. The people around the restaurants are very pushy trying to persuade you to choose their restaurant. The place is quite dirty and hard to park with people asking for money to ‘watch’ the car."
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Price
The Average price for Olives is:
$4.3
Ingredients
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Anchovy
- Aisle Seafood Qty. 6 Filet
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Extra virgin olive oil
- Aisle Oil, Vinegar, Salad Dressing Qty. 1 Other
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Fresh parsley
- Aisle Produce Qty. 24 ounce
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Manchego cheese
- Aisle Cheese Qty. 0.5 of
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Oil cured black olives
- Aisle Canned and Jarred Qty. 30 gram