 Film critic Ed Gonzalez, who writes for "Slant Magazine", liked the film and the way director Leonardo Di Cesare approached the material and wrote, "Nostalgia sweetly and sensitively tinges the sobering film's emotional politics, as it does in Leonardo Di Cesare's "Buena Vida Delivery", the story of a female gas station employee, Pato (Mariana Anghileri), who moves in with a young man, Hernán (Ignacio Toseli), whose parents leave Argentina in order to escape the ravages of the country's economic crisis.Infinitely more charming than Daniel Burman's self-obsessed "Lost Embrace", the film is a romantic comedy that accommodates the dejected mood of the country's people...where "Lost Embrace" worried only for its main character, "Buena Vida" frets for an entire nation.