We decided to spend the New Years at Andino Gourmet and it was a great choice. The food is very good, I recommend the 'copa de centolla' a salad made with king crab it is pretty good. It is well located also, at the main avenue of Ushuaia. I highly recommend it.

Had lunch, coffee and dinner here during 1 day stay in Ushuaia. Staff very helpful and English speaking, went with recommendation of Crab Ravioli which was so good I had it twice! Fresh crab and pasta cooked just right. Observed that clients were loacls as well as tourists and seemed to be very popular for coffee. Also good for sitting... More

Andino is one of those one stop everything - they got good coffee, pizza, drinks and food. We had traditional local dishes, which were of general good quality, although expensive and not enough well prepared (the centolla a parmesana had way too much cheese and the side dish potatoes were clearly overcooked). Service was outstanding though, which by itself is... More

The Andino Gourmet is pleasant for coffee and cake or for beers late afternoon. The staff are great and the environment is relaxed, but the food in the restaurant section (on the right as one enters) is merely ok. There are much better restaurants in town - though to be fair the food is tasty ad perfectly edible, just not... More

Well the positives are.. good location, nice atmosphere, very good service ( speak english ). We ordered 1 pizza ( for 2 persons ) witch wasn't good, the crust and the ingredients were propably from super market not fresh.! I ate a lamp ( medium ) witch was like a gum. And my mother ordered ravioli with spinach with a... More

We stopped there thinking was a different place. We had 2 soup, ok but nothing great. And then we had a black cod which was completely untasty compared to thw pne we eat at Lola Mora the night before. Maybe it is a good place for a coffee or pastry.

Good location on the main street close to the port. Compared to other food eaten in Patagonia the food was just okay. The Bruschetta was wonderful though. Very Clean and wonderful coffee and shortbread.

The food was disappointing at this restaurant, especially considering the price. Contrary to the usual in South American restaurants, our food came way too quickly. We had barely sipped our wine or had a bite of bread before our pasta was on the table. It really ruined the laidback feeling of going out for a nice meal. The wine was... More

This restaurant is smack on the main street in Ushuaia and is one of the biggest in town. Food here is simple and prices are not so high compared to other overpriced places in town. Service tends to be a bit slow but you can always gaze outside at the beautiful Ushuaia Bay. Try the milanesa with ham and cheese... More