Martinez - Morón

Being Sunday and after taking a walk with a friend in the area, we decided to enter Café Martínez, a branch located in Av. Santa Fe corner Uriarte, more precisely in front of the parish of the Holy Eucharist, the Rural and steps from the Book Fair of Plaza Italia in the Buenos Aires district of Palermo. Although it has tables on the sidewalk, it was very hot so we preferred to consume in the living room that was refrigerated. Once they sat we came by the letter from where we chose to order the promotion of the cake plus two special cappuccinos for $2,750-, which averaged $1,375- each. We opt for the chocolate cake, by the way the portion is very generous, and the candy caps of milk and caramel, both very good and came with a mini chocolate as courtesy of the house. The site is pleasant and comfortable, with the characteristic fit of this brand, the attention of the correct waitress although the prices seemed a bit high.

If you want to eat or have a quick lunch, it's the place. Coffee varieties. Very recommended without a doubt.

Food is acceptable, high prices. The worst is attention. Due to problems of closeness to work, we usually meet other people and always have problems being treated, they take a lot of time to bring the order and then bring the account. Employees are generally educated, but the organization is incredibly inefficient. I clarify this happens in Morón. I'm followed by Ituzaingo and nothing to do with it.

A good place to enjoy a good time. For a rich breakfast, lunch or snack. Recommended

These coffees are getting too expensive, Martinez is one of those leading, I'm surprised there are people willing to pay the abusive prices of those places that don't have much difference with others of the same kind.