Lo de Tere

Punta del Este


Even with early-bird discounts (20% to 40% between noon and 1pm and 7pm to 8pm), Lo de Tere is hard on the wallet, but you won't find finer food anywhere in Punta. The wide-ranging menu includes black-crab ravioli, orange-scented shrimp risotto, Uruguayan steak with rock salt and homemade chimichurri, and rack of lamb, all accompanied by fine harbor views.


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Nearby Punta del Este attractions

1. Yacht Harbor

0.26 MILES

In summertime, Punta del Este's busy yacht harbor overflows with beautiful people, who come to see and be seen at the surrounding restaurants and clubs…

2. Playa de los Ingleses

0.28 MILES

On the Atlantic Ocean side of the peninsula, this is the southernmost of Punta del Este's many beaches, and a favorite with surfers.

3. Playa El Emir

0.35 MILES

This small beach on the eastern (Atlantic Ocean) side of Punta del Este's peninsula gets good waves, making it popular with surfers.

4. La Mano en la Arena

0.65 MILES

Punta’s most famous landmark is this monster-sized sculpted hand protruding from the sands of Playa Brava. Constructed in iron and cement by Chilean…

5. Playa Mansa

0.79 MILES

This calm river beach straddles the western (Río de la Plata) side of Punta del Este's long narrow peninsula.

6. Playa Brava

0.92 MILES

This beach on the eastern (Atlantic Ocean) side of Punta del Este's long peninsula has rougher water, as reflected in the name Playa Brava (Fierce Beach).

7. Isla Gorriti

1.57 MILES

Boats leave every half hour or so (daily from December through Carnaval, weekends rest of year) from Punta del Este’s yacht harbor for the 15-minute trip…

8. Isla de Lobos

5.64 MILES

About 10km offshore, this small island is home to the world’s second-largest southern sea-lion colony (200,000 at last count), along with colonies of…