Location: Trevelin
Top Restaurants in Trevelin
Where to Eat in Trevelin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Trevelin in Argentina, from South America region, is best know for Seating. Discover best restaurants in Trevelin with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Things to do in Trevelin
1. Casa de Te Nain Maggie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 349 reviews
Reviewed By Dingo218 - Jersey, United Kingdom
We stayed for a few days in Esquel with our friends and on one occasion we caught the local bus from there to Trevelin to visit this little Welsh migrant village. Maggie's was in the Lonely Planet so we thought we would visit for some high tea! Excellent choice and made our afternoon visit a well entrenched memory. Thanks
2. Fonda Sur
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By S-Thomas-Wales - Wales
Lovely atmosphere, people and food! Recommend at lunch or dinner. They do a 'menu del dia' at lunch. Decent wine choice.
3. Los Troncos
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By gustinoni - Munich, Germany
We Hoped for a nice Steak and some pasta...
... Ad have been highly disappointed
The service Lady was very unfriendly, we didn't feel welcomed.
The Consistency of The Steak was so Tough that we Hardly have been able to eat it.
For argentinia being one of The Favorit Steak countries in the World, this Place is just a national Shae.
Trout with Lemon Salsa was Fried to Death and The sauce was just ugly.
Pasta was "ok".
Overall worst experience in 3 weeks of vacations in Chile and argentinia...
4. La Mutisia Casa de Te
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By pugdoggy5 - Liverpool, United Kingdom
The inside is cute. Lots of wood and tablecloths. The decor is interesting with photos and memorabilia of the settlers. Unfortunately the tea itself isn't that great. The bread was dry. The scones were plain and underdone. There was no cream or jam provided for the stones. The cakes were ok but there was nothing indulgent about them- no cream, or buttercream or other things that turn the tea into an experience instead of just various types of stodge. It was also quite dear and actually cost more than if we were actually eating it in Wales. There was not a selection of teas either.
5. Restaurante Ruta 71
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By diana r
Everything cooked to perfection. Lovely service and atmosphere.
Could not be faulted and we are lost for words but need to fill in another 80 letters.
So thank you Pablo and crew for our best meals in Patagonia!
And do try the chocolate Volcan for dessert.
And yes the cabins are lovely to stay in.
6. Nikanor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By HerewardAwake - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Nikanor used to be a little outside town until they moved into beautifully renovated new premises just off the main street in Trevelin (the turning opposite Club Fontana/Casino). The whole place is spotlessly clean and spaciously set out. The food is beautifully prepared and reasonably priced and they have an excellent wine list. I must admit, that I cannot resist the temptation of their lasagne and cannelloni, both served piping hot and bubbling. The restaurant is also deceptively spacious and serves food at lunchtime and in the evenings. For Sunday lunch, there are few better places in the Chubut Andes.
7. Plazza Trevelin
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By sdlax - Los Angeles
Easy to find; it's facing the giant round-about (with the park in the middle) that's the "hub" of the town.
Has signs outside (like is common in Argentina) for Visa; usually this means both Visa and MC are accepted, but this is the second case I found where it means only Visa (not MC) is accepted.
On many (but not all) items on the menu, an English (or, in the case of pasta, familiar-to-English-speakers Italian terms) translation is right below the Spanish.
I started with a "tricolor" salad, which in this case was (good deep green) lettuce, tomatoes, and shredded carrots. It was a sizable bowl, provided with oil and bbth balsamic and white vinegar. It was the best salad I've had on this Argentina trip so far (where many restaurants don't have salads), better than some in "fine dining" restaurants in other towns!
I also had the gnocchi with 4-cheese sauce, and that was quite good too. (The pasta is choices of pasta with choices of sauce, though the sauce names were not translated and I couldn't understand most of the other sauce names.)
The waiter thought they couldn't process my (US-based) "international" Visa card, but someone from the back came out and explained the procedure, and there was no problem paying with my Visa card. (But both of them confirmed that they don't take MasterCard.)
8. El Cordillerano
Overall Ratings
3 based on 3 reviews
9. La Encrucijada - Bar Cultural
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
We are the cultural bar of the city, where you can enjoy delicious homemade meals accompanied by the best and most varied drinks. As a cultural bar, we offer different live shows, such as bands, dances, theater, workshops, etc. All in one place and served with the greatest warmth by their owners.
