Restaurante Arco de las Cuevas

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• Ignacio Aramayo

  31 March 2018

  Un lugar fantástico.

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• Analia Clericetti

  18 March 2018

  Tre men do! Si quieren comer comida casera y rica vayan a este lugar. No solamente es economico, y rico.. Nose como explicarlo Se acuerdan cuando llegaban de la escuela al medio dia en pleno invierno y tu abuela te esperaba con esos pucheros que te dejaban de cama y sonriente? Bueno este lugar te trae un poco de esa abuela al medio dia..

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• Marcelo Andersen

  26 November 2017

  Riquísimas las comidas salvo la milanesas sino le pondría un 10! Pagamos $220 el plato q podés elegir hasta 4 comidas: ternera al vino, puré de papas, locro, guiso de lentejas, pollo c arroz, pollo al horno, milanesas y ensaladas. Incluye el postre: flan c dulce de leche o duraznos.
  La botella de gaseosas 500ml línea Coca $40. Tb había vinos, $120 y $200 Malbec el más caro q tenían.

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• Adrián Arnold

  05 October 2017

  Algo se puede comer

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• Fabian Dias

  26 June 2017

  Excelente lugar!! Cómodo, cálido y barato. Muy recomendable.

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• Hassan Al Zakout

  25 April 2017

  The last restaurant in Argentina befor the tunnel to Chile. Nice food and great views.

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• Leandro Bolgeri

  06 April 2017

  Muy buena atención. Comida caliente y abundante. Precios razonables

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• Wilson Matschulat

  05 January 2017

  Local cheio devido convênio com empresas de turismo. Comida muito ruim: purê de batatas aguado, lentilhas duras, tempero sonso. Tudo parece ser requentado várias vezes

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• Kelvin Yang

  29 March 2016

  Good healthy food, lots of veges. Expect tourist prices though, but still not more expensive compared to main cities.

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• Job Van De Laar

  19 November 2015

  Simple hostel and cafe housed in the former border control post on the old pass towards Chile. Nowadays there's a tunnel of course but in the old days this pass was the only way to cross the Andes here. If you have a good car (preferably 4x4) and there is now snow or rockslides it's still possible to drive onward to the top of the pass where there's a big statue of Jesus with his arms a spread out, a so called Christo Redentor like the one in Rio de Janeiro (though this one is of course much smaller than the one in Brazil)

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