Lo de Haydee - El Chaltén

We were lucky to arrive before the crowd and were served quite quickly and attentively, although breakfast was quite average. The coffee was watery. The “Cappuccino” is more like a Viennese coffee, melted with whipped cream and a piece of chocolate in the ground. If you are after that, it is very delicious. When we were done, we had to pay in the bakery and that was confusing the waitress was overwhelmed, the bakery staff did not know, the prices of the dishes we had, and other customers were rudely trying to advance in the queue (not to be at the cafe).

Maybe it's because I sat at a dirty table of 2 instead of a clean table of 4 for just me, but I was ignored for a while until I caught the attention of the man who makes most coffee. He cleared the table, but I had to wipe it with a napkin. The waitress who delivered the order then uses the napkin to move the crumbs to the ground and remove the napkin. Coffee and medialunas were good, but the service seemed good to some customers and only not interested in others. After I was in El Chalten, this seems to be a popular stop for those who drive to the bus terminal, but there are a few new places that have emerged last year, which are on the way to the terminal and they see themselves tad more inviting, so I wished one of them instead.

Great service and English are spoken. Good atmosphere and a beautiful scent of freshly baked bread. Free internet connection that works quickly and efficiently

Really good breakfast with good juice and pastries before your hike stop here a breakfast and take some facturas for the road.

This was our choice of rendezvous point for our group as the coffee was great, food was good and you can sit outside with your gear and watch the world go by.