Patio Cervecero Entro - El Bolsón

Nice, delicious beer, I had a porter, it was tremendous.

The food is good, we didn't think it was a big deal but the portions are generous. We ordered potatoes with cheddar and bacon, breaded chicken and a Milanese on the patio. Between the two of us we didn't finish it. Particularly the Milanese was not the most delicious, but we ate well. Very good beer. We didn't have a very good time because they sat us next to the door and we had to stop several times to close it because it was cold. They should put an automatic closure on it. The attention was not the warmest due to the number of people but it was respectful.

A true beer garden. Pizza and sandwiches to accompany the beer. Pizza was pre-formed crust with toppings. Tasted fine but not great. They do have free live music (mostly cover bands) several times a week.

The very well prepared, but the manager is rude. We asked to set up a table outside and after 30 minutes the manager told us that we could not sit there and that we had to mark on the waiting list. I'm telling you that we've been asked and authorized in the place. From the first moment he tried to make me a liar until a very good boy said exactly what I did. I told him they had to be more organized because they made me waste my time and bass when I leave, he tells me silly **** that you're going to tell me the truth a pride. Sometimes I think that in Argentina there is so much need to improve customer service, especially in managers who think they are superior.

The waiters were very nice but the manager was rude. We asked to set up a table outside and after 30 minutes the manager told us that we couldn 't sit there and that we had to get on the waiting list. I mean waiting 30 more minutes to sit down. Talking to him, I told him that we asked and they authorized us in the place. From the first moment he called me a liar until a very good young man said exactly the same thing as me. There I told him that they had to be more organized because they were wasting my time and in a low voice when I was leaving he said to me you 're just going to call me stupid the truth is, a superb one. Sometimes I think that in Argentina there is so much need to improve customer service, especially among managers who believe they are superior.