The food was very good. The stake was near perfect. However, the service was very slow it took about 15-20 minutes for a waiter to come take our order and then about 40 minutes more for the first course to arrive. And the restaurant wasn't full at all. So while the food was worth the wait, don't go there if you're in a hurry or starving ;)
Definetly best restaurant in town. If you like fish go for Surubi Garganta del Diablo. If you prefeer meat ask about Experiencia Criolla.
Best restaurant in Puerto Iguazu! Fantastic service, excellent food and lovely atmosphere! Would strongly recommend!
Great quality of food, wine selection and decor with live acoustic music to complete the night
Nice place, I tried the river fish it was ok but nothing special, average prices for Argentina
Restaurante La Rueda serves local river fish such as surubi and pacu. Food is good but a bit salty. Service can be a bit slow when it's busy but it opens throughout the day for lunch and dinner.
It's ok, but not impressive. I needed to order my steak 3 times before they hit the correct state.
Ordered Baby Beef and some local fish. Both weren't good. Total of around 900 pesos but wasnt pleased with any of the dishes. Atmosphere is nice though. The day before we ate at a place not far away with a name that sound like the word "water" in Spanish. Not sure if I can tell the name ;) It was loud but the food was MUCH MUCH better.
Good food - but so slow!!! Are order was not complicated.
Amazing food at good prices, few minutes from the Brazilian border. Good variety of beef and fish cuts with great sides. Excellent empanadas. Service a little slow, but okay.
I had a splendid meal with an ojo de bife cooked to perfection in a nice setting and great service.
Good food, quite expensive though. Nice place to go.
Enjoyed the ambiance, carpaccio, syeak, salads an maracuja mousse. Waiter picked an excellent Malbec. First night in town was thoroughly enjoyable!
Good value for money. Great steak and perfect selection of wines
What a brilliant find! The fish dishes are excellent & the caipirinhas even better, if not a touch on the sweet side. After 5 days in Argentina, the best food we have had so far. Prices are reasonable, but service is a bit slow.