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Top 5 French food in San Fernando, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in San Fernando. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Le Coq Dore, Tibuk Bistro, Suss Cupcake Cafe, Alo's, Dalone Rock
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1. Le Coq Dore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By andysheil
Went for dinner with my wife and was very disappointed. The air conditioning was down to minimum on an extremely warm day, making it unbearable. The food was not good: my steak was overcooked (and they had asked how I wanted it) and the pork was tasteless. Service slow and scarce. The only good thing is that you can take your own wine.I have gone in the past but, after this last experience, I will definitely never go back.
2. Tibuk Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
tibuk is an author food restaurant, everything takes place in a warm atmosphere, has an excellent wine cellar and a bar with first class beverages The letter is brief, in which you can find a variety of flavors It's something different
Reviewed By TJYYZ
This was one of the best meals I have had in a long time! The food (salmon ceviche entrada, salmon rosti and "no es tipico vigilente" postres) was delicious and elegantly presented. The service (mucho gracias, Sol!) was excellent and the ambience (away from the tourist area) was perfect, including warm blankets for our dinner on the patio!My 18 year-old son and I can't recommend this restaurant highly enough!
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3. Suss Cupcake Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Jens R
Nice cafe in Punta ChicaNew branch from the one that is already well known in Martinez.Recommended
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4. Alo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Casual dishes inspired by fresh, high quality ingredients sourced locally in Argentina Food by Chef Alejandro Feraud.
Reviewed By Jean M
Nice and not too pretentious place in this upscale neighborhood. The food was very good: excellent mains, well balanced, strong tastes; a bit less convincing starters (both ceviche and gazpacho were ok but not very tasty) and rather good desserts. Altogether a very nice meal although not as stratospheric as some would pretend! Very nice wine selection. Relaxed but efficient and pleasant service. A bit on the expensive side. Definitely a good address but very fine from central BA, so ok if you're in the neighborhood but probably not justifying the long trip if you're not.
