Location: Fray Bentos
Top Restaurants in Fray Bentos
Top 6 South American food in Fray Bentos, Rio Negro Department, Uruguay
Reviews on South American food in Fray Bentos, Rio Negro Department, Uruguay. Fray Bentos (Spanish pronunciation: [fɾai̯ ˈbentos]) is the capital city of the Río Negro Department, in south-western Uruguay. Its port on the Uruguay River is one of the nation's most important harbours. The city hosts the first campus of the Technological University, beside the historically relevant industrial complex Anglo, a World Heritage site. One of the biggest pulp mills in the world is situated close to Fray Bentos and the Libertador General San Martín Bridge, and it was the center of the largest political dispute between Uruguay and Argentina during the 21st century.
Things to do in Fray Bentos
6. Confiteria El Paragua
Reviewed By Rulocamp
Es un local que está correcto dentro de la oferta que se ofrece en el centro.Al contar con wifi, resulta práctico si uno está de paso o por trabajo.La ubicación es buena y si bien tenÃan el sistema de pago con tarjeta caÃdo, me informaron que habitualmente se puede pagar por ese mecanismo.
5. Pizzeria y Bar Sabores
4. La Chimenea
Reviewed By diver m
Llegamos de casualidad con un amigo y nos llevamos una buena sorpresa para bien. Los precios, La porciones y la atención todo excelente. El menú muy completo la verdad Lo recomiendo y mucho. Sigan asÃ
3. Restaurante la Vibora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By RalfSouth
We stopped for lunch at this place while driving from Colonia to Salto. It had been recommended by the attendant of a nearby toll booth, often a good datapoint. Boy was she right. This unassuming "parador" next to a gas station at the intersection of two highways provided one of my best barbecue experiences in Uruguay, and I've had lots of them. The barbecued "vacio" was probably the best vacio I've had in my life, lots of pulp and little fat interspersed fat, all cooked just right (I asked for it "jugoso" - rare but it would still be fine "a punto" i.e. medium.) The "chorizo" sausage was tasty stuff made in an artisan way, the type that comes in a long roll and they cut it, rare to find these days. The fries were home made, sloppy shape but crunchy and decadent. For desert we had strawberrys and cream, great fruit in gobs of white cream. The prices for all of that were very reasonable. The blonde woman who served was super friendly yet didn't miss a beat - we were served in record time even though the place was packed. BOTTOM LINE: If you are anywhere within 100 km of Mercedes/Fray Bentos this joint is worth a drive to satisfy the carnivorous caveman in you.
2. Ta Bacana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By salzbua
We had dinner here, the service was fast and very friendly! The food quality was OK even a lot seems to be pre-prepared and not house made.
1. Wolves
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By oldtravelinggolfer
A decent enough pasta place that has been put into the old meat packing plant. I was honestly put off by my trip to the restroom - odor from pit toliet was awful! No way to clean up afterwards. Only good point, was cost of the meal and the wine. Wine was great. It is a place everyone seems to have on their list to go to. But, there is not much else to offer in town.
