Media Pinta - La Plata

Excellent attention, speed in the food and arrangement of the young. The super warm place.

Typical would make sure you'd only go if you like the bad hat while you hear Marama, Rombai and those things. As a bonus, they let smoke inside.

Good variety of beers that serve cold. Potatoes are very good as tapas. Within the category is located a platoon above.

We went exclusively to have beer on the last Thursday of St. Patrick. We had no big expectations, we ended up there because he painted. He painted Media Pinta (yes, bad joke). The truth is that we tested seven varieties of the twelve they offer. No black, most blonde and some other reddish. In general, the bad thing they have (in my opinion and that of the group) is that they are too watered. They lack creaminess, texture and thickness. Same taste is good, really. I highly recommend the Triple Ipa, which is one of the highest alcoholic graduations. I had asked for Double Ipa, but there was no, so I accepted the challenge and took Triple and did not disappoint. On the other hand, they did not have a pair of varieties in SAN PATRICIO. Too loose for me. Beyond the beers, the place is quiet. They pass danceable music from background, from the style of the bands of cumbia lacking the moment; either Agapornis, Marama, Rombai, etc. They have tables and chairs on the sidewalk, in addition to some bars (too small to my opinion) and then several inside the place that was quite large but was totally empty. Raro, but I think it wouldn't be a place I'd come back to, which is why I attribute to that the few people there were a Thursday and more being St. Patrick. I think they take the business very lightly from here. They make beer because they painted them and they try to look for fresh, modern people to work. While the atmosphere is very quiet, from the products offered and tried leave much to be desired.

Beer, bar, friends and dinner. I enjoyed it at 100.