and restaurants in Buenos Aires
It is often noted that Buenos Aires feels like Europe in many ways. With its Parisian-looking buildings for one thing, but also in the city’s cuisine, which often gleans inspiration from that of Italy and Spain. Buenos Aires is no copycat though, and fuses these influences with its own unique South American flair to create a menu all of its own.Argentina is famous for its steak, and Buenos Aires is no exception: parrillas, open-grill steakhouses, are popular, but there is more to food in Buenos Aires than just steak. Here are some suggestions for steak, or something a little different.
Steak House
Located in the heart of Puerto Madero, is a restaurant that combines the tradition of Argentinean meat with Brazilian warmth and hospitality. The selection of the best raw material, together with an impeccable service, has turned Cabaña Las Lilas into a world-class restaurant visited by the most demanding gastronomes. The prestigious American newspaper “The New York Times” has even named it as one of the 10 best restaurants worldwide.
Alicia Moreau de Justo 516, Puerto Madero
Steak House
For a typical Argentinean dining experience, La Brigada is the perfect spot. It is a traditional parrilla restaurant, where the waiters cut the tender steak with a knife at the table in front of the guests. The walls are adorned with Argentinean football memorabilia, and there is tango music playing in the background. While this all may seem a little gimmicky, it is popular with locals as well as tourists thanks to great quality fare.
Estados Unidos 478, San Telmo
Steak House
La Cabrera is one of the best steak houses in Buenos Aires. It has been chosen as one of the 5o best restaurants in Latin America and it stands out for the great quality of its beef and the excellence of its service. It is widely recommended among locals and tourists.
A. Cabrera 5127, Palermo
Steak House
Parrillas, or Argentinian steakhouses, are plentiful in Buenos Aires. The hallmarks are fairly standard: an old-fashioned ambiance, free flowing Malbec, attentive waiters and – of course – a vast selection of meats cooked on an asador, or grill. What sets Don Julio apart from all the rest and keeps both locals and tourists flocking to it? Well, quite simply, when it comes to parrilla and those juicy Argentinian steaks, the good folks at Don Julio are artists to say the least.
Guatemala 4699, Palermo
Steak House
Located on the bustling central street Báez is Campo Bravo, a classic Argentinian parrilla restaurant. One of the most popular parrillas in the neighborhood, it offers various cuts of tender and juicy steaks, all prepared in the traditional manner. Additionally, for non-meat eaters there are also vegetarian options such as grilled vegetables or pastas, a rare find in the city. Campo Bravo is a more sophisticated parrilla than the usual, with an elegant interior and modern décor, and with outside seating ideal for people-watching in this wealthy neighborhood.
Báez 292, Las Cañitas
Steak House
This restaurant offers Classic parrillada Argentina, created by the Uruguayan Luis Acuña, though. When you go to "El Pobre Luis" you will feel like you avearrived to a country side's friend and joining them for dinner.The quality of their meat is very good and service is impeccable.
Arribeños 2383, Belgrano
Steak House
Proper is a restaurant run by chefs Augusto Mayer and Leo Lanussol. Located in the city of Buenos Aires, in a former auto-repair shop which has maintained its industrial style, Proper features an open kitchen and Wood-fire oven where almost every dish is cooked. Our deep regard and respect for ingredients which are prepared with minimal fuss bring sweet, bitter, salty and sour flavors into harmony.
Araoz 1676 , Palermo
Steak House
It may seem that not much else can be done to the classic Argentinian favourite, the milanesa (breaded meat). However, at El Club de la Milanesa, there is an enticing variety of combinations for visitors to try; while the average milanesa is usually plain chicken or beef, El Club de la Milanesa offers a fish version, pancetta topping, creamy mushroom sauce, caprese, and much more. For visitors tired of steak but still wanting to eat some of the local cuisine, a tasty milanesa has to be on the list.
Monroe 1402, Belgrano
Steak House
In a 100 year old house, in which the original bricks can still be appreciated, you will find Inmigrante Restaurant. This beautiful restaurant in Palermo has several rooms, a winter garden and an orchard. In this beautiful place you will be able to taste typical Argentinean dishes with friends and family.
José Antonio Cabrera 4667-Palermo
Italian Food
La Parolaccia is a famous chain restaurant that offers italian food and an excellent service since 1988. Its cousy ambience and the excellence of its service makes it a place really worth visiting.
Avenida del Libertador 5823,Belgrano
Italian Food
A large number of Argentinians are of Italian descent, and pizzerias abound in Buenos Aires. One of the best among them is El Cuartito, which has been around since 1934. Despite its name, which translates to ‘the little room,’ the restaurant actually comprises two large dining areas, the walls of which are painted sky blue in support of La Albiceleste, the national fútbol team of Argentina. Order up a pie and see what Argentinean-style pizza is all about: doughy base, light on the sauce, and positively dripping with cheese. Then, make like the porteños, or Buenos Aires natives, and wash it down with a cold Quilmes beer.
Talcahuano 937, Recoleta
Italian Food
Another exemplary pizzeria, Güerrin has been around since 1932, when it was founded by Genovese immigrants to the city. The sheer scope of the pizzeria’s menu is remarkable; there is certainly a topping combination for everyone. What makes this pizzeria truly shine, however, is its fugazza, an Argentinian take on focaccia generally topped with herbs and onions. The one here comes loaded with ham and cheese, or slathered in mouthwatering mozzarella.
Av. Corrientes 1368, Microcentro
Italian Food
In the old house of the former Aristocratic family Carabasana you will be able to find the Evita Museum. This beautiful reesataurant is located one block away from the botanical garden and it is a place to visit at any time of the day. It is a green oasis in the middle of the city with an intimate ambience and excellent service. This restaurant is bike and pet friendly.
Juan María Gutierrez 3926-Palermo
Signature Cuisine
Novecento is a sophisticated restaurant serving a range of international cuisines. The menu offers a number of options for all tastes, such as risotto, grilled chicken, or fish of the day. The interior is classy and modern, with the option to sit at the bar or on the outside patio as well as indoors. It’s not a large place, so has an intimate and romantic atmosphere, especially in the evenings when the lights are dimmed and the candles are lit. It is in a convenient location on Calle Báez, at the centre of the Las Cañitas neighbourhood, which makes it a good choice for dinner before heading out to the bars.
Báez 199, Las Cañitas
Signature Cuisine
For an unusual twist on Argentina’s meat-heavy diet, El Baqueano offers a menu of rare and native dishes. Run by a husband and wife team, the restaurant offers culinary delicacies such as cassava, hare, llama, and even alligator. All the food is offered in a degustation menu for a set price, so diners can get a taste of everything on offer. There is limited seating so they mostly require advance bookings, since walk-ins are unlikely to get a table. After all, it has recently been listed as one of the top 50 restaurants in Latin America.
Chile 499, San Telmo
Signature Cuisine
In an old house built in 1927 by the Norwegian architect Christophersen, you will be able to enjoyall of its attributes, its architecture, its books, its gastronomy and the flowers. It’smenue Hs been inspired by Literature and each dish is a story to be told. The menue, mainly Mediterranean food, is presented as of book of three chapters for you to enjoy: appetizers, main course, and dessert.
Cavia 2985, Recoleta
Signature Cuisine
Aires. Located in the heart of Palermo,it presents a great home-made Argentinean Menue and a superb wine list.
Soler 5862, PALERMO
Signature Cuisine
Located in the gastronomic area of Belgrano, you can find this Tapas restaurant. A refurbished old house, now devoted to art, hosts Casa babel Bistro. Among It’s dishes you will find its famous breaded shrimps, brie pizzas and burratas that will help you have a wonderful experience together with it’s music and wonderful service.
Mendoza 1267-Belgrano
Signature Cuisine
Sucre is a restaurant located in the neighborhood of Belgrano. It presents a creativeshautecuisine by the hand of the Executive Chef Fernando Trocca. The restaurant offers a variety of dishes and a menu designed for the day, and a different one for the night; it also has a very interesting wine list and a special Brunch options for weekends. Apart from being a contemporary culinary referent, Sucre strikes out as a cheerful place, which allows it to work both as a restaurant and as a bar.
Sucre 676-Belgrano
Signature Cuisine
Puerta Uno is a hidden bar in Buenos Aires. A lost door at Barrio Chino (Buenos Aires Chinatown) with no signs at all that hides from those who have not been invited. You can never tell by observing its dull door, that behind it you will find a very cool place that is all joy and party. The drink menu is unique and you can also enjoy a variety of international dishes.
Juramento 1667, Belgrano
Asian Food
La Mar Cebichería Peruana offers the innovative work of the Peruvian chefGastónAcurio (creator of the restaurant e Astrid & Gastón). This restaurant also has branches in Bogotá, Sao Paulo, Miami, Lima, among others, and last year it was chosen as the 15th best restaurant in Latin America. Located in the neighborhood of Palermo, this restaurant offers a relaxed and inclusive ambience for the whole family.
Arévalo 2024, Palermo
Asian Food
Located in the bohemian neighborhood of Palermo, you can find what would be our first branch out of Lima. A former house from the outskirts, the restaurant has been refurbished to maintain our essence. The Eastern-Peruvian decoration, the quiet lighting and the music provide a warm and relaxing atmosphere to enjoy the new Nikkei cuisine.
Soler 5608, Palermo
Asian Food
This restaurant has a unique ambience, full of colors and plants and music that contribute to enjoy the Superb Ceviche and Peruvian foodmenue. The service is very good and they have excellent drinks for you to enjoy.
Cerviño 3552, Palermo
Asian Food
El Quinto is a sushi restaurant with strong personality and character located in the neighborhood of Belgrano. It’s product is very fresh and presents a sublime experience for sushi lovers.
Av. del Libertador 6248-Belgrano
Asian Food
The Jardin japones is a magical place that offer peace and quietness and the most beautiful Japanese landscape in Buenos Aires. In the restaurant locates in the magnificent gardens, you will be able to ejoy superb Japanese food and incredible sushi.
Av. Casares 2966-Palermo
French Food
In the grounds of Buenos Aires’ Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo, the Croque Madame café is the perfect spot to unwind for lunch or tea after an afternoon in the museum. Sit outside in the café’s lovely tree-shaded courtyard while savoring some excellent pastries and treats and a strong cup of coffee’ or try one of Croque Madame’s eponymous sandwiches.
Av del Libertador 1902, Palermo
Vietnamasian Food
Need a hiatus from Argentinian food? Green Bamboo serves up excellent Vietnamese fare including a mouthwatering pho. There’s also a funky ambiance and good cocktails, in the heart of happening Palermo Hollywood. Save room for dessert. Whether you spring for a bitter chocolate parfait with cardamom, a coconut and mango crêpe, or the lychee and tangerine salad with tangerine sorbet and lemongrass emulsion, you can’t go wrong.
Costa Rica 5802, Palermo
Mediterranean Food
This incredible restaurant is located in a beautiful restored old house in Belgrano. Mooi offers fresh and natural and organic food by the chef manager Jessica Lekerman. Come and share its delicious pies and rissotos and taste the flavor of its Mediterranean cuisine.
Cuba 1985, Belgrano
Mediterranean Food
Don is a restaurant that offers a Mediterranean cuisine with a great Spanish influence, in the neighbourhood of Belgrano. The wooden decoration and the warmth of its lightingmakes it the perfect urban oasis.with a woden deck and water walls. Their menue is based on fish, but you can also get pasta and meat at Don, and they are proud to cook their own pastries.
Arcos 1836, Belgrano
Spanish Food
A modern Basque restaurant, Sagardi offers a delicious range of Spanish tapas all exquisitely presented. The chef is from the Basque country, which makes the food totally authentic, and the interior is chic and stylish. The tapas menu changes throughout the year in order to keep in step with seasonal produce, but there is consistently a huge range of options including cheese, ham, fish, and vegetables, among many others. The restaurant is found just a block away from San Telmo’s central square, Plaza Dorrego, so is at an ideal central location for a day exploring the neighborhood.
Humberto Primo 319, San Telmo
American Food
Located in the heart of the gastronomic area of Belgrano, Wunderbar is a restaurantwith several rooms, a bar and a beautiful internal patio. You should not miss their hamburguers, ,and tapas, and its wonderful author drinks. Wunderbar provides a different experience to enjoy with your beloved.
Av. Crámer 2830-Belgrano
Vegetarian Food
With an airy, light-filled ambiance, a cheerful staff, and shelves full of healthy goodies for sale, this is the perfect place for a tasty meal. From salads, sandwiches, wraps, and curries to smoothies, baked goods, a full breakfast menu, and even a wine list, Natural Deli has it all.
Gorostiaga 1776, Las cañita
Vegetarian Food
Try the empanadas at this lively and atmospheric restaurant; made with rice flour, the empanada dough is crusty and delicious, and the fillings change based on what is seasonal at the moment. The rest of the menu is not to be overlooked either, featuring gems like a seitan milanesa, tofu and vegetable curry, and pizza with cashew cheese.
Humboldt 2199, Palermo
Cuban Food
La bodeguita del Medio is one of the most famous restaurants in Cuba, author of the authentical mojito. This great restaurant has had a branch in Las Cañitas, a great gastronomic area near Belgrano, since 2013.With a colonial style resembling the Havana Vieja, with walls full of pictures and photos of famous people, La bodeguita offers great Cuban food and an excellent gourmet menu. The live bands and music contribute to make visiting La bodeguita a wonderful experience.
Baez 211, Las Cañitas
Latin American Food
I Latina is a Latin American Cuisine Restaurant that offers a 7 course tasting menu, a culinary journey from Mexico to Patagonia, our gastronomic approach is is a result of years of investigation directed by our chef Santiago Macias, exploring region´s diversity and uniqueness. We re inspired by the flavors, techniques, ingredients and culture of South and Central America.
Murillo 725, villa crespo
Jewish Food
Hola Jacoba offers a splendid journey towards Jewish Food with it’s flavors and colors that make it so special and irresistible. Located in Palermo, it stands as one of the first Jewish signature Cuisine in Buenos Aires.
Thames 1801-Palermo
Jewish Food
“Mishigene: Inmigrants Cuisine” is the name we chose for our restaurant, Roughly translated from Yiddish (a language that resists Literal translation) the term Mishigene affectionately referrers to a person who is loveably crazy: A good description od our whole staffs! Immigrant cuisine reflects the many threads that are woven into the tapestry of jewish culinary culture.
Lafinur 3368-Palermo