La Robla Palermo - Buenos Aires

Love the attention of the person who attended us. It made everything spectacular. The very good food we order from provoleta entrance and lobsters VERY GOOD to take sangria and strong dish we order 1 paella eat 2 and up 3), 1 tortilla for 4 people is ok) and 1 milanesa chicken with tocineta cream.. The moza treated us very well. Very good. We were 4 people and the dishes very abundant so we asked to take what remained. But I would definitely go back.

Excellent atmosphere! Excellent attention to super-coated mosses/mozos. The tortilla is very good. The paella was not up to my expectations, it was more a rice with seafood and chicken than a paella itself, and the desserts didn't look good. Value price quality, attention and atmosphere 4 stars. Greetings

Very nice place with very good service and attention. Very rich food. It is recommended to make a reservation because there is a waiting. I'd just correct them that they won't let you sit down if they're not all the diners.

I was fascinated by the atmosphere. Very good. They have excellent service, impeccable. I recommend the dishes since they are abundant and at good price, according to the place. Ideal to eat without guilt.

We went to La Torca with my family on Sunday at noon (in total 4 people). We had made a reservation a couple of days before because we had seen it quite crowded. They let us do it until 12:30 and asked us to be all at that time so we arrived a few minutes in advance and there were already several busy tables. In a short time, the place was already full and there were many people waiting to get a table. We were placed on a table by the window. The location loved me. The place is huge and full of details of fire that I loved. The decoration was what I liked most. The menu is quite varied and offers not only Spanish food but also minutes and other typical bodegon dishes. The prices didn't seem overly high, but they didn't look low either. We ordered a tortilla of potatoes to the Madrid that had red chorizo and onion of entrance and main dish we shared a paella and a lentil stew. The tortilla cost about $3,000 while the paella cost about $10,000 and the $3,700 stew. The 3 dishes in theory, according to the menu, were abundant and to share but they did not seem very abundant. The tortilla was low and it was very rich but it wasn't very big. If I compared it to the Asturian center, it was smaller. I thought the paella was rich, but it didn't seem very abundant and I think I've eaten paellas with more seafood. The lentil stew was what I liked most. Including drinks (3 sodas and a mineral water) and tips, we spend approximately $6,000 pesos per person. The experience in general was positive and we ate very well but if I share it with other places like Plaza Mayor or the Centro Asturiano, I would say I stay with those places. Especially with the Asturian center.