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Welcome To Mostaza
Mostaza, located in the heart of San Carlos de Bariloche, is Argentina's second-largest fast food chain, renowned for its all-Argentinian flair. With a focus on burgers and comfort food, Mostaza appeals to those seeking a satisfying yet affordable dining experience. The spacious, two-story restaurant ensures ample seating, even during peak hours. Customers rave about the large, delicious burgers, emphasizing their superior quality compared to global fast food chains. Uniquely, fries come lightly salted for a healthier touch. With additional offerings like ham and cheese sandwiches and alfajores, Mostaza is a must-visit destination for anyone craving a taste of homegrown fast food.
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About
Mostaza
Welcome to the vibrant world of Mostaza, the second largest fast food chain in Argentina, nestled in the heart of San Carlos de Bariloche. Located at Mitre 31, Mostaza proudly positions itself as a must-visit destination for quick, delicious, and wholly Argentinian comfort food. As a food reviewer for Menu Buzz, I couldn't help but get excited about what this gem has to offer.
When it comes to burgers, Mostaza stands out not just for its size but also for its unique flavor profile. The burgers here are satisfying and substantial, often surpassing those of the well-known international chains. What’s more, the atmosphere is inviting—with a spacious two-floor layout that ensures you'll find a spot, even during peak hours. You’ll enjoy the casual yet lively environment, perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed meal with friends.
A noteworthy aspect of Mostaza is their fries. Surprisingly unsalted, they offer a healthier alternative to the typical fast food experience. This might catch you off guard if you’re expecting the standard salty fare, but it's a refreshing take that aligns with the growing trend of health-conscious dining even in fast food.
Mostaza isn't just about the burgers; their menu also features a variety of light options, including ham and cheese sandwiches and salads that cater to various cravings. And let’s not forget the delightful alfajor and coffee options to satisfy your sweet tooth post-meal. The staff are known for their helpfulness and efficiency, ensuring your order is served quickly without compromising on quality.
From the intriguing naming conventions of their burgers—which at times may confuse but always delight—to the surprisingly pleasing atmosphere, Mostaza captures the essence of what fast food can be when done right. As a food reviewer, I can say there's a certain joy in recommending this 100% Argentine brand to anyone seeking to indulge in a comforting and satisfying meal that stays true to local flavors. If you find yourself wandering the streets of Bariloche, do yourself a favor and dive into the world of Mostaza; it truly is a better alternative to the usual fast food offerings!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Nice burger place! Mostaza means mustard. Only thing they don't have is.. Mustard ”
“ Very delicious burger. Staff are very helpful and patient. My order was surprisingly fast. Fries are very good but unsalted, which is good. For a fast food chain it felt light and delicious. They also have more light option besides salad. Like ham and cheese sandwiches. Alfajor and coffee. Pretty good place to eat. ”
“ A far better burger than McD's, and at only a few steps away, there are just no excuses. The atmosphere and design motif are deliberately parallel, probably to help orient the turistas that yes, this is your better alternative. The naming conventions for their burgers is a little confusing, but your choice will be good even if it's not the burger you meant to order. Fries are perfect, fresh and with a lightly crisp exterior. ”
“ If you want to eat on the cheap in the center of Bariloche, don't mind (or actually like) burgers and fast food and want to keep it "all Argentinian", this is the place for you. Mostaza is the second largest fast food chain in Argentina (after McDonalds), but it is 100% Argentinian. Prices are comparable, but the Mostaza burgers are generally larger. A note of interest: the fries come with very little to no salt, which is better for your health (I wouldn't go as far as to say they are good for your health), but it might be a bit surprising if you are not expecting it. This restaurant is very large, on two floors, so even when it gets busy you can expect to easily find a place where to sit. ”