The best restaurants serving Argentinean food in South West

Is this place a real restaurant or does it just identify as a restaurant? It has a sign at the front advertising it's a restaurant and it also had a sign on the front door advertising that it was open. However when my partner and I rocked up at 1420 on Friday 6 September the staff seemed unaware of what they sold or even if they were open. The blackboard behind the counter advertised some breakfast items that finished at 1100 (why??) and under 'sandwiches' there was just one on the 'list', an egg sandwich; when I asked a member of staff if there were any other sandwiches available she had to ask a colleague who said there were no others. I asked for two egg sandwiches but was then told there were none available. When I asked if they had any hot food available I was told 'no' and when I asked if they had any other food available the young lady pointed to three dry-looking slices of cake on open display on the counter. I asked if they were open for trade, which presumably they were given the time, the notice on the door and the presence of other customers sat at tables; the staff member replied "I'm not sure". I do my best to support independent food businesses but when this one closes for good, no doubt like so many of its past contemporaries it will blame others, probably the 'big boys', those who do what they say on the tin and who offer consistent service in accordance with their advertised hours. We went elsewhere and will not stop here again.

Been a few times now and best steaks around and I’ve tried a lot of restaurants staff excellent service excellent if there was one issue the price of spirits is very high so drink beer