Belinda Cafe & Deli - Tigre

Puerto de Frutos is a very touristic place in Tigre and is often overcrowded, so try to sit down and relax for a while could cost you a dollar or two. This place above all, with a more modern design that the regular coffee shops around, allegedly something special in the area. The reality was different. Menu wise it was limited, but decent with coffee and some food options. Prices very good, although a little steep, but expected in such a tourist area. Service was just terrible, I took age to serve, age to supply food and age to get the check (and it was clear that all around us have the same problem). So if you want to go here, prepare to have a lot of patience. The food itself was okay. Nothing special with the afternoon tea combos, but I felt scam with my ham and cheese sandwich as it is supposed to come with fries and they put Doritos in the plate (and just a small amount). Besides, the view its beautiful and if you want to sit for a while, you can have a drink or a coffee and exercise, but remember to ask after check in advance.

I went to this place with my family today. We chose it because it seemed the only one with style in this street. We liked that the music was not loud, although it was not very nice music, only radio. The restaurant is stylish and clean compared to the others. The food was too expensive, but we gave them a chance. The disappointment was so great with the food... The Tortilla Belinda was not good because the potatoes were almost in row. The Cesar salad was strange because the caesars were fried deep in oil and the sauce of the salad is just mayonnaise. The bread of the sandwich was not fresh... Too much!!!! Finally, we paid 400pesos for 5 people who leave the place hungry and unhappy because we couldn't eat the food...

The place seems to be the best option of q are in that area. The attention is good and the food is fast but the quality is very bad. My partner asked for sorrentinos and they were ugly. little stuffed and all processed. The entrance rabas fell badly on both of us and I asked for millennials with fries and both the millennials (a finely slice) and the potatoes were bad!

Is one of the restaurants that are in the 3rd of the port of fruit. Unlike the rest they offer a slightly lighter meal, that's why we chose it. In the area there are grills and restaurants where they offer fried food. There is salad and sandwich besides the classic rabas, the food is fine and the attention too. the price is not cheap. I think the other places are less expensive.

The place is nice, spacious and bright with very good views. He has a somewhat reduced letter and he leans toward the natural and healthy that doesn't seem bad to me. the subject is that portions are somewhat scarce and expensive prices. comi milanesitas de peceto, que fueron 3 y una tortilla de papas que tuvo el size de sandwich de pan lactal accompanied by mix de leaves verdes que era en realidad dos tipos de lechuga. Anyway, rich but little. the attention was good. it would not come back so bad but because of the varied options in the same place.