La Parolaccia - Acassuso

With my wife, we've been Parolaccia customers for over 30 years. Suddenly, in the last two years or so, the atmosphere, the quality of food and service has naturally decreased, the prices have taken another way! But my assessment is not about the price, it's about a declination in all senses. I will give some examples: music: it's loud and in some cases, it includes songs (sometimes, who are terribly competing with a nice chat, you want to have with people at your table. Temperature: Today I had to ask that the air conditioning be lowered (my wife was freezing and fortunately had taken a cloth). Waiters were formerly more professional...now they just wait for you, as required to do it and not show much enthusiasm or care for the customer. And as far as food is concerned, quality has fallen enormously. Example? The dessert called Crocante... was formerly great and generous... lately he becomes smaller and less crocante (crease).

This is one of those places I would never choose for a nice quiet dinner with friends. Be ready for the birthday chorus....each other table seems to be a birthday party with balloons and children at 11 a.m. Waiters sing along “tante auguri a...te...” and that goes on and on... Food is good, but service is bad. Waiters are always assembled to sing along and tend to forget the cartridges waiting to be waited. Terrible place.

A very pleasant lunch experience today, with excellent food and service. This restaurant was a spontaneous stop on the way back from Tigre and after a walk around the most interesting parts of San Isidro. Can be used for reasonable prices and good quality food. We... shared a cheese and ham salad to begin, that was definitely more interesting than it sounds), followed by a salmon pasta and lasagna. Great wine and coffee.

The pasta was terrible, tasteless and not well cooked. Very expensive. The room we chose first smells so much from the bathroom that I had to ask for a change because of the proximity. I'm not coming back, even if they treat me.

This is a large, modern restaurant in San Isidro, part of a franchise chain. The place is too big which in turn affected our service, we were isolated in a corner. Some of our plates arrived cold, water was served warm and the pasta quality...is nothing to write home about. Their original location in downtown Buenos Aires caters higher quality service and food. I never plan on going back.