Costumbres Criollas - Buenos Aires

We arrived at 7:00 and it was closed. After a few attempts, a boy came out and told him at the corner entrance. I was paying more attention on his phone than we were. We went to the other door and waited 10 minutes and they opened the door. We went in and a girl told us they'd open in 30 minutes.. Why the hell would you open the doors? The empanadas can be good, who knows.

He came here for a bit of bite and was excited to find that they had like 6 different varieties of vegetarian empanadas. :-) they also had a lot with ham, chicken, etc. the service was a little slow, but the price was correct. I had 2 empanadas (one onion and cheese and the other was mozzarella, olive and tomato). I also ordered a small bottle of malbec and an alphajor chocolate for the total of $ 136 Argentine pesos ($ 8.84 od). Good profit!

From the scaly bark to the wonderfully seasoned fillers, the empanadas in this small humble place are fantastic. popular among the locals. the friendly waiters were highly tolerant to tourists who don't speak Spanish. fill the empanadas, but keep room for at least one tamal.

I went here on the recommendation of this website. It's not a good meal (reflected in the price), but I've been in good air several times (brit traveling) and I can honestly say that this place has some of the best empanadas I've ever tasted for the price. from 16 December, it is approximately £ 1 each and around £ 5 for a 750 ml malbec. the last two points may seem trivial, but Argentinian has a noticeably high inflation, so the prices change frequently ... for much. Have a light dinner here, worth a company! recommendation: try the ruttini wine with the empanadas.

Large empanadas, not fries, traditional food of good quality. I just wish the place could accept credit cards to pay.