The Little San Juan

The food there is amazing just wish it would be open more cause it going on 3 weeks of it being close couldnt take my friends who were visting to try the food

the reason why I like this place is because it's a small place we 5 tables and he's well put together. Not to mention the food was great.

***This place has changed owners twice since the review below and it does no longer apply***

This place has a feel of the old bourgeoisie Buenos Aires. The atmosphere is semi-intimate with less than full bright lighting and South American channels playing on the TV.
You can grab a quick bite or a full meal for a great price.

The food tastes fresh and it crosses roads between the different migratory waves that historically reached Argentina. Tones of Italian and German can be found on the menu.

Daniel is very pleasant to talk to and you will find an accommodating host in him and his family, as this is a family-run independent location.

What a gem! I had a fantastic sandwich and smoothie here, delicious. Friendly service and very welcoming atmosphere even though we didn’t speak the same language. I wish I lived closer, I’d eat here a lot.

My family and I spent a half day in Old San Juan. With 4 kids 12 and under we were a little worried that they might be bored but turned out to be a fun time. They especially enjoyed taking pictures with the guy that had the parrots. We all enjoyed shopping at the little shops, having ice cream, and walking down to see the cruise ships stationed nearby. The street vendors were also fun to browse through. Everyone was very friendly.