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Eating in El Calafate
Eating in El Calafate
Patagonic Lamb "cordero patagónico" is the main dish. Typical barbecue (asado) is very good. But if you are tired of meat, just try pizza and "empanadas" at La Toldería bar, Libertador 1177.
Don Pichón is a very good grill and restaurant.
Pura Vida is a colourful joint with tasty dishes and nice lake views managed by 4 youngsters with a 'vision'.
Don´t miss:
At Sancho, 25 de Mayo 90, ask for the stuffed beaf, or "Bife de Lomo relleno".
At La Chancha y los 20, Libertador 1250, ask for brochettes.One brochette is enough for 2 normal persons.
At La Vaca Atada (The tied cow:-), ask the "milanesa completa". If you like meat, don´t even ask what is it, just surprise yourself. It is a dely.
At Pizzeria La Lechuza (A Patagonian Owl) on Ave. Libertador try the great empanadas, pizza and different kinds of milanesas. If possible, avoid the English-language menu as it makes no sense.
La Tablita is the first restaurant that locals mention when you ask where to eat. It receives mixed reviews but provides steaks and grilled Patagonian lamb.
Loca Marimba Backpacker´s Bar, Av. Libertador 1315, (Galeria El Establo), a small beautiful place run by its owners, in the center of the Calafate, to eat homemade food and listening excellent music.
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