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111, 9 de Julio, U9105, Gaiman, Gaiman, AR Argentina
contacts phone: +54 280 449-1009
larger map & directionsLatitude: -43.2914714, Longitude: -65.4959528
Eduardo Holmes-brown
::Very famous Tea Room. They offer a fix menu of bread and butter, cheese sandwiches, scons and a variety of cakes (chocolate with banana, dulce de leche and coconut, apple, cream with raisins, raspberry and traditional welsch cake. Friendly service. Menu costs AR$ 2900 per person (USD 12)
Timbovilla 7
::Went here as part of an organised trip. There were actual Welsh people on the next table who were conversing with the Argentianian residends who ran the tea room in Welsh which was a bit surreal to say the least. Overall an interesting experience with some sandwiches, cakes & of course plenty of tea.
James Kitahara
::These desserts and pastries were so delicious! I wish I spoke Spanish better so I could ask what everything was but the Dulce de Lèche and the cherry hello dessert was my favorite. Do yourself a favor and try the Te house Ty Gwyn and take your taste buds for a delicious ride!
Julia Algar
::Very touristy. Totally overpriced. You are forced to pay for one full afternoon tea per person, including children. As a result we had far too much food & had to take some back to Puerto Madryn. Not worth the car journey. Better to go whale watching or anything else in fact. Waitresses dressed in awful uniform and very unfriendly.
Richard Schagrin
::Very enjoyable. we were served a variety of Welsh pastries, all home made with very good tea. They had the local chorus serenade us with Welch songs.