Ramos Generales El Almacén

This establishment stands out as a truly remarkable venue, with its original features and thoughtfully preserved interior. Rich in history, it serves not only as a bar and gathering space but also as a museum reflecting the community's heritage. The residents and patrons of this town value their local traditions and are eager to share their stories. The atmosphere is genuinely unique, offering an energy and experience unlike any I have previously encountered. The integration of geography and history within this location creates an environment that is both distinctive and memorable.

Their pastries looked tempting. But I was full so had only a couple empanadas and an apple pie. Weren’t they delicious! I wished I could’ve tried more other yummy stuff. Nice deco and ambience, friendly staff.

Amazing food, ambience and service. We had Salad, Butternut squash soup, vegetarian risotto, spinach ravioli and vegetarian Pizza. Splendid meal. We enjoyed every bite of it. Risotto topped the list.

The atmosphere makes it special. I don't always enjoy eating out alone but there was a buzz about the place and it was a pleasure. Not fine dining but the food was good and unpretentious. Wonderful selection of deserts you could die for.

One of the must-visit gems in Ushuaia! Nothing here is random. The shelves, tins, scales, radios, typewriters, posters, and crates are all period-correct or inspired by real Patagonian stores. It feels lived-in, not staged.

We ate here twice in the short time we were in Ushuaia! Great pumpkin soup!!!

It is THE most terrible place to visit in Ushuaia. The place was packed with people along with a long line inside (eight people ahead of us and ten behind), but the servers gave tables away to a tour guide with ten people behind us. No reservation, just cutting into lines. Although we tried to say that it wasn’t right, the servers didn’t try to listen and told people in line to back off in Spanish and in such a rude way. Especially the waitress! I saw so many bad reviews about her, and she was just as what I heard of. The worst you can imagine of for a serviceperson. Anyway as a result, some just left the store, some were upset along with me but all were ignored, and some squeezed into other tables to grab a seat. The worst part was, when I spoke in English, the rude waitress told me that she doesn’t speak English ‘in English’. Could this be true? This is just a crazy place that shows no respect to customers. If the owner sees this review, you’d better do something with your staff, unless you are exactly the same type of person. Although I think you don’t even care because so many people wrote similar reviews, and all you did was to say to email you. There are so many other decent, spacious, kind, and delicious restaurants and cafes to visit in Ushuaia, so don’t have a terrible experience like me just to see that 100-year store. +I have pictures of the store. I visited 13:30-14:00 today.

an authentic place with 101 years of history, carrying the spirit of several generations. the atmosphere is cozy and warm. great service and very tasty food. the display case with desserts and baked goods makes you fall in love with it from the moment you enter. I highly recommend it to everyone, even if you are just passing through Ushuaia.