Wonderful place tô dine in Perto Iguassu near The Iguassu Falls.First classe wines and beef like no other.Enjoy.

After more than 2 weeks eating throughout Argentina, we were not that impressed with this restaurant. Our respective dishes were not cooked to our specifications, but luckily, we traded and enjoyed each others'. The "gravy" on the bife de chorizo was very thick, but had...a decent pepper flavor. Service was adequate. Our driver to Iguazu Falls, lives here and had recommended it. We got here a little after noon, and by 1 pm, the huge place was packed.More

We came here for dinner on our last night in Puerto Iguazu. The service and food were both great. There was also live music. I would have liked to go back again but we had to go back to BA the next day!

Seated at 7:40pm. Waiter after serving drinks, we flagged him 40 min later to order salad & 1/2 parrillada. At 9.15pm flagged again to f/up on order. We found out the waiter forgot to put in our order! I really looked forward to eating Argentine...meat for my birthday so still stayed. Food arrived at 9:40pm totally burnt or not grilled enough. Shocking! Surprised to see among the asado morcillas not grilled, mollejas burnt, chinchulines not grilled enough, tongue (not a standard item)- ruined my birthday dinner. Highlights? Singers & couple dancing tango.More

Skip this restaurant - food was mediocre at best and service was even less than that. There have to be better places than this.

Was super excited to go and see the tango show but was very disappointed. The stage was very small and they only danced for about 30 minutes. Don't get me wrong, it was better tango than I could ever do, but the shows I've seen...in Buenos Aires are far better. The food was also pretty expensive (for Argentina) and not great for the price. Would definitely recommend going somewhere else for dinner, there's a ton of other places that look yummy in Iguazú!More

We came here for dinner as we were staying in the Grand Hotel Iguazu. It was very reasonably priced, the service was great, and our steaks were delicious. We sat upstairs so sadly missed the tango show being performed downstairs. All in all a good...evening to be had!More

Group of 10 had a meal here. We were unable to get in on our first night and went down the road (towards the town) and ended up in a restaurant on the corner on the same side of the road which doesn’t appear to...be in TA. Avoid that one! Happily we were able to book for our 2nd night and had a good meal, good wine, and fun entertainment with a tango floor show! More expensive thAn the aforementioned restaurant on the corner but the meat was much higher quality. If you are in Iguazu then you won’t go wrong with this restaurant.More

Our server tried to speak English with us. He was prompt in every way and made sure his service was superior. The food was excellent. This was a great meal....our favorite on our 4 day Iguazu Falls trip.

The night we went (Wednesday) there was live music and a tango show. The food was very good, although my steak was served medium well when I asked for medium rare. The lighting is very bright; I prefer dimmer lighting for a more relaxed dining...experience.More

Very good restaurant, delicious beef cuts, nice wine list and an unexpected tango show. And the second waiter was very friendly and took good care of us, because the first one...

After a long day walk seeing (almost) ask the water in the world we decided we deserve a good Argentina steak. We checked and double checked which local restaurant can meet our expectations and decided on this one. For the first dish we took a...salad which was fresh and good and Russian salad (Potatoes salad) which was something I wouldn't accept if I would buy it "ready to eat" in the city grocery store. For main dish, my wife picked the Lomo steak which was excellent. Not that we have not had better filet mignon in the past, but this one had something special. Both the texture and the taste were excellent. This was our first good experience with the Argentina's grill. Since it is my first time in Argentina I decided to go for the local Asado Argentino. I had Asado in the past but really wanted to taste the original one. It was a big disappointment. Obviously I ordered it medium-rare, expecting it to be tender and juicy but I got ribs with some left over meet. I can only guess I picked the wrong fish since in the table next to us I saw some good looking steaks.More