Goût Cafe Gluten Free in Buenos Aires is the go-to place for those seeking gluten-free delights in a serene and welcoming atmosphere. The cafe offers a wide variety of local sweets and snacks, such as empanadas and chipa, accompanied by friendly service.
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I ordered a gluten-free milanesa sandwich last week. I’ve had it before, and the portions used to be much more generous. This time, however, it was very disappointing. Normally, with a sandwich like this, you can clearly see the milanesa extending beyond the bread. In this case, it was completely hidden inside. Once I bit into it, I found the milanesa was extremely thin—almost entirely breadcrumbs, with barely any meat. For a sandwich priced at around US$14, that’s simply not acceptable. If a product is advertised as containing meat, you should be able to both see it and taste it. The side of potatoes was also underwhelming: a small portion of very thin fries that added little value to the meal. I finished it because I was hungry, but it was far from satisfying and definitely not worth the price. Overall, it felt more like a breadcrumb sandwich with a bit of tomato and a slice of cheese than a proper milanesa sandwich. It’s disappointing to see such a noticeable drop in portion size and quality compared to previous orders. Based on this experience, I wouldn’t recommend it, much less at its current price point.
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This is not a sandwich place. I would not recommend eating food here. I went there for lunch and ordered Milanese sandwich - breaded chicken. It was the most disguising thing I have ever had. It looked like the chicken has been seating outside for a long long time. I tried their deserts - they were not bad but super expensive $7 US dollar. I paid for two deserts $15 US ( that was the US conversion). It is gluten free.
5
Hands down the best gluten-free medialuna I’ve had so far. It was soft, warm, and moist. Tasting exactly like a normal one! The service was great, and I also highly recommend the coffee.
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I like this place, but I feel like the quality decreased compared to my first trip to BsAs 5months ago. Everything is gluten free. Atmosphere is nice. Last night, I tried the hamburguesa Gout, which tastes good but the bread was a little too dry for me x)
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If you are gluten-free, you simply cannot miss the Goût Cafe in Buenos Aires! My husband and I sampled extraordinary pastries and local snacks, including empanadas and chipa. Pleasant service. Peaceful atmosphere. Pro Tips: - Small amount of searing, so plan ahead if you have a large group - The prices are not on the menu, you must visit a QR Code
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