Location: Punta del Este
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Maldonado Department, Uruguay Food Guide: 4 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Punta del Este
Reviews on Cafe food in Punta del Este, Maldonado Department, Uruguay. Punta del Este is known as the St. Tropez of Uruguay, thanks to its beautiful beaches, upscale resorts and swanky nightclubs. The Vegas-style Conrad Casino adds to the lively entertainment scene. For a break from surf and sand, saddle up with a local gaucho and ride horseback through the wild plains surrounding the city.
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1. Cornelio.co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Cornelio.co ⢠Bagels, Specialty Coffee & Craft Beer ⢠An original pub at the Boulevard Gourmet of Punta del Este Good live music, delicious Bagels and the best draft Beer!!!
Reviewed By jfoul
After a long beach day, we went for a little bite. Order a ham/cheese sandwich and a coffee. It was nicely presented, hot and tasty.Only downfall, not speaking Spanish, the staff doesnât make it easy to order.J Fou L, gracias por tomarte el tiempo de contar tu experiencia nos alegra que haya sido de su agrado nuestra carta, lamentamos que el personal de ese momento no les haya facilitado su pedido, esperemos vuelvan y poder atenderlos como nos gustarìa.Saludos, Valen.
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2. Startup Cowork Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Start UP Cowork Cafe is the perfect combination of a Co-Work Space with a Chic and Cousy Gourmet Resto. We combine a young and motivate environment full of Inspiration and Creativity with an Exquisite and Excellent Quality Gourmet Menu. Come and live a Pu
Reviewed By Torotraveller
If you happen to be in Punta del Este and need a place to work from, StartUp M3 or Startup Cowork Cafe is hands down your best option. It's conveniently located in the peninsula, walking distance from anything you may need. A block away from the ocean.I needed a place to work for a week and I found the cowork space to be very reasonably priced (an uncommon thing in Punta del Este in general), with lots of natural light, big tables, excellent internet speeds, and a large air conditioner, which comes very handy in the summer! The cowork has an upper floor which has a large meeting room with large screen TV in case you need to meet someone, or simply take a business call and don't want to bug others.Dayana, the coordinator, was always super nice and willing to help. The other folks in the cowork were all very friendly.The Cafe was also very good. The staff was extremely nice and helpful. The coffee (espresso), the croissants, and lunch options were all really good. And you don't even have to go somewhere else, it's right there! Their ceviche is highly recommended!If I'm back in Punta and need to get connected, no doubt, I've found my place!
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3. Misterios Restaurante
Reviewed By heidimayli620
Visited with a family of 6 and the food as well as the service were amazing. The friendly server made the whole experience awesome. We ordered 6 different plates and each and every one was great. Prices were also great.
4. Chivipizza Pedragosa Sierra
Overall Ratings
3 based on 261 reviews
Chivipizza is a remake of the classical Uruguayan's "ChiviterÃa" or "PizzerÃa". Owned and managed by its owners has grown from a tiny delivery business to a chain of 4 restaurants where you can taste the best Uruguayan "Chivito" (beef tenderloin sandwich)
Reviewed By juanca4712
Went there last night following friends' recommendation. Our party of three went for meat dishes. I took a Texas burger. My companions both ask for "chivito" (a very typical Uruguayan grilled meat sandwich). The burger came very well done, almost burnt, despite my request for a medium cooking. It was not a problem of language as Spanish is my native tongue. The food came very salty and almost cold. Chivitos were inedible. May be it wasn't my lucky day. People flock to this restaurant and usually very long lines mean a considerable wait for a table. Prices are correct. I might give them a second chance, with pizza maybe, and try to understand what the fuzz is all about.
