La Garrina Natural Wine Restaurante - Solo el Amor Salvara el Mundo - Wine Shop

In Their Own Words

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“We ordered hummus, guacamole and an empanada.”

“Pedimos hummus, guacamole y una empanada.”

“Highly recommended beer, some burritos and an unbeatable pad thai.”

“Cerveza muy recomendable, unos burritos y un pad thai inmejorable.”

“They don't have a menu (the waiters just tell you what's available and don't know half of it).”

“No tienen carta (los camareros te la explican y no saben la mitad de las cosas).”

Quick Verdict

Natural wines, Argentine empanadas, and globally inflected small plates in a music-filled room where the staff knows what they're doing.

About La Garrina Natural Wine Restaurante - Solo el Amor Salvara el Mundo - Wine Shop

A lunch or dinner at La Garrina lands somewhere between a wine shop, a record bar, and a kitchen that refuses to pick a lane — and that's exactly the point. Natural wines are the engine here, and Gerard in particular has a way of reading the table and pulling a bottle nobody asked for but everyone ends up wanting, no menu required. The food runs from vegan nachos and empanadas to a four-cheese pizza and a vegetable curry built on serious spice, and the kitchen's commitment to vegan options is genuine rather than gestural. Orange wine made by Pablo himself has been poured here, which tells you something about how close the people behind this place are to what's in the glass. Vinyl spins in the background, the service is warm by any standard, and the old-town location makes it easy to stumble in and hard to leave.

In the last 90 days, La Garrina Natural Wine Restaurante - Solo el Amor Salvara el Mundo - Wine Shop has drawn 14 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — a measure of how actively its reviewers have been writing lately.

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