Loved this market...what a treat! There's fresh produce and other food products as well as gifts and loads of eateries. We had some of the best freshly made empanadas we've ever eaten. Most highly recommend!

In Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, you will find a lovely shopping center that offers a wide variety of products and services. This shopping center includes stores selling groceries and other items. Additionally, it features restaurants where you can enjoy various cuisines while shopping. The atmosphere is friendly and vibrant, making this place ideal for a day of shopping and gastronomic delight.

Big surprise! I went here expecting it to be a rural-type farmers market, but no, without being huge in size, you'll find a decent food offer, including excellent local meat, fine food stores, and more. Free parking and clean toilets.

Amazing place. Lot of eateries. Some amazing shops like El Palacio Del Cafe, Fini. A good place to relax after shopping at Arenal Grande.

An attractive , modern establishment with various eateries and stores. The restrooms are well maintained. Eating area clean and tidy.

Very cool local market hall in Montevideo. Visited in the mid morning as things were just starting to open up. It's a mix of nice cafes, hip restaurants, fruit and vegetable sellers, and touristy shops with handmade goods. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the city as a visitor. I think coming a bit later in the afternoon would be a more lively experience but if you don't like crowds the morning is good too. Had an excellent cappuccino and lots of fun exploring the different shops.

Great and fresh vegetables. They have better prices than some streets vegetables spots ! You also can eat, get cellphone plans or do your mercado. This a place where you can find everything in a safe place.

To me, it's an ok market but nothing mind-blowing. I expected it to be bigger and with more variety of products/stands. Warning: I was traveling solo and decided to walk from my hotel (30 min according to Google Maps). However, the suggested route turned out to be pretty sketchy. As a tourist, I would not recommend going by foot.

Have some shops and restaurants with good prices.

Typical welcoming market. A touristic place, certainly, but, nonetheless, a cozy place. There one can shop for gifts, wines, sweets (like the Alfajor and Bocadito) and the Uruguay must-have Dulche de Leche. Great place to have a meal as well.

Aug 2022. 60 pesos for nationals. 90 pesos for foreigners. Only cash accepted. Guided tours in Spanish, English and Portuguese start at 16hrs. Tickets office opens at 15 hrs. Sales began at 15.45 so we had to wait for a while. Tour lasts approximately 40 min. We had one in English with guide Paula. She was very nice and friendly. Her English was very good and she even offered to take pictures of us. I recommend this guided tour to everyone visiting Montevideo. Tip: Wednesdays guided tours are free.

It’s a oldest theater in South America. They have guide tour by Spanish, Portuguese,and English. As of May, 2023, it starts from 16:00, and duration is around 1 hour. You can buy the ticket without booking. In our case, only 5 people joined English tour. But the guide explained theater history and characters with fluent English. If you go Montevideo, Solis theater is one of the best option.

The venue is really pretty. The outside of the building is very architectural and the inside too. They have an awesome little museum shop that has a lot of variety including souvenirs and literature. They had an exposition the day I visited. The entrance was free.

Our tour guide was doing his first tour in English and it was awesome! We learned so much about the origin and evolution of the theater. Fascinating and beautiful!

Visited the exhibition halls. Entrance to these is free. A cultural space for all to enjoy.

The coffee shop inside has excellent coffee and sweets. If you're taking a tour, the English speaking ones are the least crowded.

A free afternoon dance concert. The staff is very mindful of the elderly with canes and disabilities. There is a ramp at the entrance. This true of all Uruguayan venues. The coffee shop is my go to place. Sit on the steps and watch the busses go.

Gorgeous theatre. I took the guided tour, which was offered in multiple languages. It starts at 4pm but I suggest arriving at 3:15-3:30 as there’s usually a line to get tickets. It cost $150 for foreigners and they took cash. Tour was about 40 minutes and a great way to learn the history of the theatre and see its interior

Beautifully restored theater. Visited as part of Azamara cruise tour. Specially created show for our enjoyment. Incredibly talented singers, musicians, and dancers shared the history and art of Carnival.

The Metropolitan Cathedral of Montevideo (Catedral Metropolitana de Montevideo) is a significant Catholic cathedral in the heart of Montevideo's old town. It boasts a unique blend of neoclassical and baroque architecture and houses beautiful religious artworks. A must-visit historical and cultural site in the city.

i'm not religioys but this is the biggest and nicest catholic temple in uruguay with a lot of historical weight for the city in a beautiful suroundings in front of the old Cabildo of the old city. Inside there is a relic from san felipe y santiago, the saint who gave the historical name to the town in the s18 century one of the apostoles and a beautilf organ. It would be grate to assist a concert with that privileged acustic and architectural beauty

Beautiful and very peaceful cathedral. Great for visit and to know part from the History of Uruguay. It is one of "must visit" places for tourists in Montevideo. Recommended.

Beautiful place but still problematic as regards people asking for money in front of it. I am not saying these people should be removed, but be that as it may, the overall impression after some years is not so good. How many people could you ever help?

Beautiful church. Attended the Bishop's mass on Sunday. Jesus at Jacob's well talking to the Samaritan woman. Spanish, but somehow I understood the topic. The church is worth a visit for prayer. Amazing ambience.

Beautiful neoclassical cathedral from 1790. There is a main altar but also a few beautiful side altars, tombs of archbishops, and memorials. It is a nice refuge from the hustle and bustle of the town outside.

Don't go directly here. There is a nice beach with beautiful boats and you can buy fresh fish. The scene is nice and great for a selfies.

Great place to visit in Montevideo! A must go for first timers. Beautiful oversight of the bay and the La Plata river with the skyline of Montevideo at the background. Short time visit, a quick stop during an all around walk or city tour.

We were “lucky” to catch a performance directly in front or on the letters… Besides that, the view is really nice if you don’t mind the strong smell of fuel coming from the road (but it’s everywhere in Uruguay, so you somehow get used to it).

Let's face it: you can't go to any city without visiting the iconic City Sign (if it has one) 🤩 Montevideo is no exception. A bit far off for those staying in ciudad vieja but the beautiful walk along the Rambla makes it worth your while

As a free activity to do this should be on the list with a walk along the beach front. It's a popular place so be ready to wait for your photo

So worth going to document your trip to the heart of South America. The view from the rambla is gorgeous, and the park and beach are a nice place to relax and spend some quality time.

Pretty cool place for pictures. The beach is also amazing!

Well, this is it! This is one of your to-dos in Montevideo and probably the best way of remembering that you were here! Montevideo sign isn't anything special but again, it is just symbolic. You will run into other tourists here trying to take pictures but I don't think it will get too crowded ever.

Perfect. A must visit place in Montevideo. Great history. Great view. Perfect tourguide for the tour in and surrounding the place. Great

The Salvo Palace is a building designed by the architect Mario Palanti, an Italian immigrant who lived in Buenos Aires and opened in 1928. With its 95 meters and 27 floors, it was the tallest tower in South America for several years . It has this name because of the family that ordered it to be built. In this place, where the building is today, "La Cumparsita" was played for the first time

A beautiful building. The guided tour is less interesting as you do not get to see much of the former glory. You do get to see parts of what it must have been but most is private apartments or offices today. You end in the Tango Museum. You do get a great view from the rooftop.

Well worth a visit. Their are paid tours to the top viewing area. The windows are small and don't view 360 degrees sadly.

A guided tour goes every hour, max 9 persons. 400$ per person. Took about 40 minutes to go through some of the floors. Had the chance to see two viewpoints and some places inside, the small Tango museum. The guide was nice and also spoke English. overall not spectacular but ok.

Cool place, the building is very nice. Must see in Montevideo

What a beautiful square. Lots of nice pictures awaiting you. Lots to see and near the old town. Near lots of shops and great to spend an afternoon.

The ambiance is good and the food is flavorful . Loved the tangy chicken the most.

Good local place for a special occasion out. A wide menu covering grilled meats, sushi and local favourites. Very busy with locals.

Great food. Best desert ever!

Extraordinary experience! Food was fantastic! Staff amazing! Carla was so nice with us, specially with our son.

Nice place for a Romantic dinner.. a little expensive but the ambience, taste and quantity of food served is worth the money..

They gave us the wrong plate, whcih was more expensive than the one we ordered. At the end they gave us the bill with the wrong plate. So little professionalism also *adding for the below, we had to claim from ourself to amend the bill, they brought us the bill with the expensive plate at first. We had to look into the bill and claim them in order to not be extra-charged.

This is Mercado del Puerto. Palenque is the restaurante. The Mercado is a nice, touristic place to visit while strolling through Montevideo's Old City streets. Mainly to eat, has some shops inside and outside, to buy other goods / products. The restaurant is quite good for an Asado, table cooked. But ask for a special (DIY). The menu one is just fair. Reasonable price. A note: credit card payment discounts are VAT refund, not a restaurant courtesy.

White asparagus with Parmesan cheese, shrimp with garlic. Juan Carrau Tennat wine. So very, very good

Unfortunately the first steaks were over cooked, almost well done, despite seeing other customers with perfectly cooked steaks. The owner tried to push those steaks on us, but finally made us new ones cooked perfectly. Those steaks, along with the seafood paella were excellent, most servers fantastic, and the Argentina Malbec very good.

Great food. And it’s beautiful to watch the rotating grill

Very tasty lomo steak

When we went Mercado del Puerto, we had lunch there. It was good restaurant to eat meat and seafood. We ordered Baby Beef and Seafood Spaghetti. They served fast, so we stayed there less than 1 hour. It was good for us because we needed to leave early due to our flight time.

First when I arrived, I wasn’t expecting much, but after my meat arrived, omg! And the chimichurri! OMG! Pure pleasure

Very friendly staff and delicious food. I sat at the bar twice and had a great time in my few days in MVD.

Great place to have a delicious steak or piece of fish. I sat at the bar by the grill with friends which I loved and had a fun experience. That being said the bar is a great option if traveling or dining on your own.

Bloody marvelous place to eat ! I highly recommend la perdiz for pasta home made lovers as well as the best meat you can possibly get in Montevideo , so far one of the bests, the attention is great and cordial with very friendly staff , I would not have doubts in recommend and come back , little expensive tho but worth it

Service is slow and a bit understaffed and disorganized but kind. We tried 3 Entradas all of them not memorable, meat instead was truly amazing.

Delightful restaurant! Excellent service, amazing steak and fish. Fresh salad with tasty tomatoes and not over salted salmon. Good vibe. Reserve in advance!

Spent around 10 days on a business trip in Montevideo and half of the days the choice for dinner was La Perdiz. Amazing food and nice owners as well as staff. You should try the Asado as well as the flan for dessert!

Excellent food and service. Very fast service too. This is a place where locals eat. It has very good quality meat, and well priced glasses of wine. Only complaint is that most dishes were heavily undersalted, including the meat, but with salt they tasted great.

Comida y vino maravillosos y servicio perfecto. Sin duda volveremos. Recomiendo el tour y el almuerzo completo/marinado. Gracias. Food & wine are wonderful, and the service is superb. Everyone is polite and knowledgeable. I would recommend the tour through the winery and the complete lunch menu, with the wine tasting. Thank you.

The overall evaluation is quite positive but there are a few dark spots. The winery tour - can be improved; the wine tasting should have two options - light and full, price accordingly; menus in English; prices in general. Nothing too serious. On the positive side, food and wine quality are indisputable, service is quite good. Most likely I will come back.

Great tasting with snacks as well as very informative tour at Bouza. Beautiful winery and some premium wines. Definitely make a reservation if you are going to be in the area.

Terrible experience, highly overrated and pretentious place. Hard pass. Staff know very little about wine. People on the group tours / tasting looked absolutely miserable - no one was smiling- not a single person. At restaurant, waiter knew nothing about any of the wines to recommend anything. Mostly business people at business lunches. Food was good, so complements to the chef. But I can say after visiting 120+ wineries around the world, this was the only place that just felt miserable. Management needs a waje up call to drop the snobiness and actually teach their staff about wine and how to treat patrons.

We paid to taste 4 wines. Not so special ones, but good wines. The worst part was the person who was explaining us about the wines. He was just playing his role and not creating an empathic environment. The visit isn't worth: you see only 3 places: harvest, winery and barrels. The guy who guided us was great. Unfortunately we couldn't have lunch in the place because they received an important person and his group who occupied all the restaurant

Tandory is a restaurant where I had the pleasure of experiencing food as a pure art form. Every single part of the meal has its vision on how it should come across and be, and offers a unique artistic statement from the Chef. From the very first entrée, before your starter, which for us was a soup with a distinct coconut taste, a creamy cheese spread to have with your bread, and a delightful hot sauce. We enjoyed a brie starter which came with green leaves, sweet sides and sauce, it was fried and gooey and incredible. I enjoyed the rabbit for the main course, which came with a very homely and rural tasting sauce with peppercorns, and vegetables that had their own statements, and a delightful puree that shared the same ideas as the soup from the entrée. For dessert, the nemesis chocolate cake with orange mousse was like eating rich chords played with all ten fingers and the sustain pedal on a piano. Each mouthful had a long impression that allowed each flavour and texture to present itself to you in order and take their time to fade away. Definitely something to take your time and savour every mouthful with the respect it deserves. Taken as a whole, the meal played out like a symphony, with certain ideas re-appearing in later courses, and every single part of every dish had its own unique statement, vision and idea of what it itself was. This place is beyond food, it is cuisine and art. I am just as impressed with the meal at Tandory as I am seeing my favorite musicians play music live, and I must recommend this place for anyone who enjoys art, to experience the vision of the Chef. And to add, the waiter was very informative, had a great grasp of not only English and Spanish, but also Portuguese, and really helped with his recommendations. A superb restaurant, a must visit.

This place is absolutely marvelous. The food is perfect, delicious and also it’s cooked in a healthy manner. They even bring a soup appetizer so you can ingest the nutrients in the correct order. Kudos to whoever designed the menu 👏🏻 The atmosphere is ridiculously cosy and well decorated. The service is good.

This is one of the best restaurants in Montevideo. My wife and I love the many flavors used in the food. Our taste buds are always happy to visit this restaurant. We've never been disappointed with the food and the service is excellent. We highly recommend this restaurant.

Amazing! My boyfriend and I went there on our Anniversary. The place is dimly lit and very romantic, fantastic for a date. The staff is super attentive, warm, and polite. The food is incredible. We loved the wine selection. It's a bit pricy, but well worth it! We will return.

A wonderful experience. Started by having the chef welcome you by the table and suggest you a tailored meal from his assortment of signature dishes along with wine pairing. Amaxing price for such a high quality dinner and superb service. The melon risotto is a work of art.

I was surprised to find that I was charged for a basket of bread I hadn't requested. When I brought it up, the staff informed me that the charge would apply whether I ate the bread or not. This seemed like a malicious attitude rather than a simple oversight.