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何を頼む
料理名と説明はまだ日本語にありません。英語で表示しています。
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Profiteroles
Recommended multiple times as a standout dessert; reviews call them spectacular, acclaimed, and "to die for," with praise for the ice cream, chocolate sauce, and whipped cream filling.
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Onion Soup
Frequently highlighted as one of the best dishes, described as exquisite, delicious, and even "the best" when served gratiné.
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Rabbit
Praised for being tender and tasty, with one review calling it a really good option.
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Shrimp Dish
Mentioned as absolutely delicious, making it one of the notable seafood choices in the reviews.
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Typical Argentinean Beef
Recommended for being absolutely delicious and a strong example of the restaurant’s well-regarded meat dishes.
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Lomo Tournedos With Mushrooms And Dauphine Potatoes
Described as part of a very good gourmet French-style meal, with the combination praised as part of an excellent dining experience.
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Trucha
Included in a highly recommended meal and described positively as part of the restaurant’s varied and well-executed menu.
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Ravioli Gratiné
Mentioned favorably as part of a recommended French-style meal, contributing to the restaurant’s reputation for good, refined dishes.
詳細
営業時間
| 月曜日 | 定休日 |
|---|---|
| 火曜日 | 12 to 2:30 PM |
| 水曜日 | 12 to 2:30 PM |
| 木曜日 | 12 to 2:30 PM, 8:30 to 9:55 PM |
| 金曜日 | 12 to 2:30 PM, 8:30 to 9:55 PM |
| 土曜日 | 12 to 2:30 PM, 8:30 to 9:55 PM |
| 日曜日 | 12 to 3 PM |
L'eau Vive de Argentinaについて
L'eau Vive de Argentina is a French restaurant in Luján, Buenos Aires Province, known for being run by missionary nuns and for its French and Spanish menu. Reviewers consistently praise the onion soup, profiteroles, pommes dauphine, and other dishes like rabbit, tournedos with mushrooms, trucha, and ravioli gratiné. The restaurant is described as beautiful, quiet, and cozy, with attentive service and a garden view. It also has wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating.
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Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
よくある質問
What is L'eau Vive de Argentina known for?
It is best known for its French cooking served by missionary nuns, especially the onion soup gratinée and profiteroles. Reviewers also mention pommes dauphine, rabbit, and tournedos with mushrooms as standout dishes, with many calling the food excellent and worth a reservation in Luján.
What dishes are most recommended at L'eau Vive de Argentina?
The most frequently recommended dishes are the onion soup gratinée, profiteroles, pommes dauphine, and rabbit. Reviewers also highlight trucha, ravioli gratiné, shrimp, and beef dishes, often saying the desserts and savory plates are both strong choices.
What is the atmosphere like at L'eau Vive de Argentina?
The atmosphere is calm, cozy, and somewhat old-fashioned, with an illuminated dining room, garden views, and soft music mentioned in reviews. It suits friends, families, and special occasions, and several reviewers note the service from the sisters is warm and attentive.
Is L'eau Vive de Argentina good value, and what is the price range?
Reviews describe the prices as reasonable and accessible for simpler dishes, with more elaborate plates costing a bit more but still seen as worth it. One reviewer noted a cover charge of $3,000 per person, and others said the food and service justify the price in Luján.
Do I need a reservation at L'eau Vive de Argentina?
Yes, many reviewers recommend making a reservation because the restaurant fills up quickly, especially for family celebrations and special occasions. Some also suggest arriving early, since the dining room can be busy even though service is described as fast.
