Van Gogh Cafe - Salta

This rather unasuming place was, for us , a good find. The food was delicious, the wine was good and at affordable prices. Service was quick and friendly. I can recommend the place. One tiny detail: The name is not in indicator of what you may expect to find.... there is not a poster, painting or picture of Van Gogh in the entire place.

Muy bien ubicado, en la esquina de la Catedral. Lo considero ideal para desayunar y cenar, que es lo que hemos experimentado. Calculo que el resto del día será igual. La atención es muy buena. Parece ser solo un bar, pero ofrece un interesante menú de comidas elaboradas, de buena calidad y a buen precio. Lo visitamos varias veces y siempre salimos satisfechos. Por todo lo dicho lo recomendamos.

Muy buena atencion, excelente menu ejecutivo, variado y economico, el domingo algunas cosas parecian no tan frescas.

Emplazado en la esquina de la plaza principal, ofrece menúes ejecutivos con entrada, plato principal y postre por $140/$170. También ofrece la opción de Take Away muy conveniente si volvés cansado de las excursiones. Un sándwich tostado de lomito con lechuga, tomate, jamón, queso y huevo cuesta alrededor de los $100 (junio '17). Acepta tarjetas de crédito.

We popped in for a light breakfast, which consisted of coffee, two small pastries, and juice. A lot of people were having the same.Awaiting our order, I saw a waiter clear a nearby table. The customer had a left a full, or nearly full, glass of orange juice. To my utter amazement the waiter stopped behind the counter and dropped off the juice before taking the tray into the back. I watched in horror as our waitress put it onto our tray and brought it over us. WHAT?!? I don't know if it was untouched or if the last customer had a sip. And neither did they. But there was no way I was drinking a strangers discarded juice. I couldn't complain as my Spanish is not good enough to explain what I had seen, so I just left it.While we were drinking our coffee I saw our waitress clear another table, this time with two full/nearly full juices left. Yes, you guessed it, she dropped them off behind the counter and a minute or two later delivered them to a new table.I'm disgusted by this practice. Not only is it icky, but what if someone has a cold or something and the germs get passed on? Just grim and wrong.