Jherlyn Lopez

Cute, cozy and interesting. Please stop by and get the best alfajores you have tried in your life. Fresh, tasty, and cared for baking at this place. Awesome cupcakes! Cute little place, and good location to take out if you want to walk down to the riverfront with your goodies.

Kevin

I was looking for public restrooms to avoid the long queue at the station, I bought a really tasty coffee to use their restrooms that are for customers only. I recommend going there for the coffee, they offer pastries and empanadas too. Cool music as well

Won Hong

A great friendly place to enjoy delicious coffee and pastry. Their almond cake was heavenly. We will be back to try more pastries.

Galyna Shulimova

Very simple cafe but empanadas really good, especially spinach one

G Frye

Rincon Argentino is a very nice spot for lunch after our short hikes. The dinning tables outside were very comfortable and offered wonderful views. It’s very colorful outside in a sunny and quiet afternoon. The beef and chicken empanadas were both tasty. The tiramisu cake was decent. The staff were very friendly.

+3

Aliaksandr Tur

Amazing place! The best empanadas I've had in my life. We ordered 3 total: chicken, beef and spinach, but had to come back to get 3 more of those, because they were so good. Just a heads up - they were baked not fried.

Jacqueline Vita

A warm spot on lower Main Street in Cold Spring, Ricon Argentino, is turning out delicious chicken and beef empanadas, homemade gelato pastries, and a variety of great coffee and expresso drinks too. There are two tables inside and a few tables outside, including a cozy spot set back from the sidewalk. Well worth the wait!

+3

Emily Sanders

Delicious spinach empanadas & fresh herb sauce. Super nice staff. Authentic atmosphere with great music. 10/10!

Mark LoGiurato

Nice find on the street for homemade gelato, empanadas and other food. Friendly owner with great customer service. Fun place to visit with kids.

+3

Stephanie Wong

Came to try out the empanadas here. It’s $4 each. We got the beef and chicken ones. It’s good and there’s seasoning in the meat. The crust is thin and soft. Not a big fan of the dipping sauce cause it has that balsamic vinegar taste. Love the lemon sorbet they have. The tiramisu flavor is like caramel flavor with coffee cake pieces in it. The place does take payment in card, but must reach a minimum.

Nathalie Defrenne

Quaint atmosphere for a quick bite and a place to stay warm while you wait for the train. The owners are very warm and kind. Not many gluten free options but the sweets and empanadas looked great. We went for tea and coffee and they had a great selection to choose from. Will be back for the $1 lemonade.

+2

Aldo Altamirano

I used to love coming here for truly authentic Argentinean empanadas. The place was warm and inviting, not just because of the friendly staff, but because it felt like stepping right into Argentina. The walls were covered with Argentinean memorabilia, tango music played softly in the background, and the atmosphere, along with the delicious food, made it something special. It was more than just a café — it was an experience, a little slice of Buenos Aires tucked into Cold Spring. Sadly, after the original owner sold the business, everything that made this place unique began to fade. The charming décor disappeared, the layout was rearranged in a way that lost its cozy appeal, and the tango music was replaced by something more generic. Even the empanadas, while still decent, no longer had that exceptional, homemade touch they once did. Now it feels like just another coffee shop that happens to serve empanadas — a far cry from what it used to be. It’s a real shame. Visiting this café was one of the main reasons I made the trip up from the city, alongside enjoying the beautiful landscape of Cold Spring. Unfortunately, without its original spirit, I don’t see myself coming back as often.