Madre Tierra

This place is very good for coffee and cakes.... The location is central and a wide selection of cakes is available... Service is fast and efficient... Not particularly friendly but and this must be improved.... I can give it 7 out of 10.

This is a small vegetarian plan right on the main road Belgrano in the capital of the province. Fat free and 100% natural it says. My first visit here was not so happy. The place was too crowded for 7 people. The next visit was better. We have a place for 4. The place has a new menu every day. The menu changes in relation to the soup and the main course every day. On the 1st day we were received with warm multi-grain bread before our main orders. We only ordered soups and a Verdura el Disco more like a vegetable cake from spinach and pumpkin). The soup was rice soup with pumpkin, beans and lenses. It was a good meal, although it could not really satisfy me. We ordered natural juices. The juices were brilliant as straight and fresh from the fruits. This place lets you share the bill per person who is great is you travel with friends. We came back the next day, as this is one of the few places in the city that served soup). The place was moderately crowded, but we got a table. We ordered a soup, a vegetarian burger and Melenessa Quinoa. The soup was a spinach soup. It tasted totally dirty. The vegetarian burger looked very good and was quite satisfied. The Melenessa was a farewell. It tasted like sawdust: was completely dry and I had to add oil and drink plenty of water to spill it. We didn't even get bread on the second day. We did it after we almost finished our meal. I was very disappointed on the second day. The fresh juices were the only saving grace. I don't think I'm going back. As I like healthy food, I love my meat and fat food.

Nothing impressive, but the typical 3 courses lunch was nice. A fresh salad, followed by Canelones (Crepes) filled with some vegetables, then a soup (with hardly any taste) followed by a desert that the waitress (as always beautiful) hardly knew what it was. It is a beautiful place for lunch, but again, not impressive.

Nothing impressive but the typical 3 courses lunch was nice.A fresh salad followed by "canelones" (crepes) stuffed with some vegetables, then a soup (with barely any taste) followed by a desert that the waitress (however nice) barely knew what it was.It's a nice place to have lunch but again, not impressive.

This is a small vegetarian plan right on the main Belgrano street in the capital city of the province. Fat Free and 100% natural it says. My first visit here wasn't that lucky. The place was too crowded for a bunch of 7 people. The next visit was better. We did get a place for 4. The place has a new menu every day. The menu changes with respect to the soup and main course each day. On day 1, we were received with warm multi grain bread before our main orders. We ordered only a soups and a Verdura el disco (more like a vegetable cake of spinach and pumpkin). The soup was rice soup with pumpkin, beans and lentils. It was a good wholesome meal, though it didn't really satisfy me. We ordered natural juices to go with it. The juices were awesome like straight and fresh from the fruits. This place lets you split the bill per person which is great is you are traveling with friends.We came back again the next day (as this is one of the few places in the city that serves soup). The place was moderately crowded, but we did get a table. We ordered a soup, a vegetarian burger and Melenessa Quinoa. The soup was a spinach soup. It tasted totally bland. The vegetarian burger looked wholesome and was quite satisfying. The melenessa was a let down. It tasted like saw dust :(, was totally dry and I had to add oil and drink lots of water to be able to gulp it down. We didnt even get bread on day 2. We did get it after we had almost finished our meal. I was thoroughly disappointed on day two. The fresh juices were the only saving grace. I don't think I am going back though. Much as I like healthy food, I love my meat and greasy food.