Restaurante Tiwanacu - Córdoba

Restaurante típico y originario Boliviano con comidas típicas Andinas y del Norte de Argentina, comidas ancestrales, como ademas bebidas espirituosas de Bolivia y del altiplano, convergen las comunidades bolivianas asentadas en nuestra Córdoba, acompañados de música en vivo por conjuntos Norteños. Lugar bien acondicionados que te hace sentir como en Bolivia, trajes e Instrumentos musicales típicos. Excelente lugar para ir con amigos o en familia con niños. Abierto los fin de semana (viernes, sábados y domingos) y feriados

Family place with a well-north atmosphere and excellent popular music, affordable prices and very good attention, for those who like to try regional homemade meals

I met Tiwanaku for my girlfriend's family, originally from Bolivia. Being a lover of Latin American food, I couldn't stop trying. Recientement moved the entrance of Pueyrredón to the parallel street Crisologist Oliva, so it is no longer so in sight when it passes. The place is super familiar, it is part of a house, and the atmosphere is totally cozy. Sometimes they add some live shows with traditional music. Without a doubt, the food is inadmissible. There are classic Bolivians and Peruvians, all invalid. We asked for the peanut soup (spectacular), the chicharrón (small but very heavy), we jumped (the best of the night) and a masculine pique that tells me that amicably they call it the dead elevator. And that's a good fame. Great dishes all, none could finish their portion and we're all good to eat. The food is tasty, full and super homemade. We'll be back many times!

Typical and original Bolivian restaurant with typical Andean meals and northern Argentina, ancestral meals, such as other spirits of Bolivia and the highlands, converge the Bolivian communities settled in our Córdoba, accompanied by live music by groups of the north. Well-conditioned place that makes you feel in Bolivia, costumes and typical musical instruments. Excellent place to go with friends or family with children. Open weekends (Friday, Saturdays and Sundays) and holidays