Nona Nina - Casa de Té

Amazing! 100% recommend. We did a short stop during our drive. The owners are very nice, have all sorts of tea and homemade pies with fruits of the garden. We had rhubarb and calafate. We even bought bread to take with us.

One of the most charming places I've ever been. The family are outstanding people. The food, coffee, and tea were delicious. Stop in if you see the gate open.

Amazing place run by lovely owners with homemade sweet treats from the garden and delicious tea! They even had a vegan brownie! Loved it here, definitely worth the stop!

We stumbled over this awesome place on our way to the ferry and where blown away by the great homemade sweets and desserts, the nice selection of tea and the lovely decoration. It's a little oasis in the wide patagonian desert and a must-stop! The grilled sandwich with pesto, tomate and goat cheese is heaven!

Delicious selection of teas and cakes. They also do sandwiches. Really lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend a visit!

Extremely easy to miss! But make sure that you swing by Nona Nina, as it is an experience taken out of a fairytale. The atmosphere is so cozy, and we were served by Ninas two children at around 8-10 years old, who spoke English really well. The experience was so authentic and wholesome 😊 they serve cakes, sandwiches and the like, and they also served 'once' which is a very chilean pre lunch sort of after noon tea. Also, if it looks close with a chain in front of the "parking" area, fear nok. Throw the car in front the chain, and walk up, they are probably available anyway, thats what we did 😊

Great stopover place for some delicious tea and sweet goodies. Home grown rubarb to make the pie. The host speaks great English so that’s a bonus. Great ambience with music! Loved it and would recommend it highly!

Grandma’s Cake is a must have. If you are going on the tour to see King Penguins, then demand to stop at this delightful tea house. It’s all home made. Did I mention that you must have Grandma’s Cake? We ❤️ Nona Nina!!