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21. Ramos Generales
$$$$ | |Entering this café on the waterfront puts you in mind of a general store from the earliest frontier years of Ushuaia, which is why locals call it the viejo almacén (old grocery store). Burgers and picada platters are uninspiring; choose fresh-baked bread or scrumptious lemon croissants instead, and try the submarino—a mug of hot milk in which you plunge a bar of dark chocolate (goes well with a panini). As you walk from room to room admiring the relics (like the hand-cranked Victrola phonograph), the hubbub around the bar reminds you that a warehouse like this was not just a store to pick up supplies; it was also a place for isolated pioneers to socialize and gather all the latest news from the port.
Maipú 749, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, 9410, Argentina2901-424–317Known For
- Old-school frontier vibe
- Sweet treats like lemon croissants
- Good hot chocolate
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22. Tia Elvira
$$$$ | |On the street that runs right along the Beagle Channel, Tia Elvira is a good place to sample the local catch. Garlicky shellfish appetizers and centolla are delicious; even more memorable is the tender merluza negra (black sea bass). The room is decked out with nautical knickknacks that may seem on the tacky side for such a pricey place. The service is friendly and familial.
Maipú 349, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, 9510, Argentina2901-424–725Known For
- Good local seafood
- Attentive service
- Kitschy decor
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
23. Volver
$$$$ | |A giant king crab sign beckons you into this red-tin-walled restaurant, where the maritime bric-a-brac hanging from the ceiling can be a little distracting. The name means "return," and it succeeds in getting repeat visits on the strength of its seafood; the culinary highlight is the centolla, which comes served with a choice of five different sauces. Newspapers from the 1930s line the walls in this century-old home, and the service is friendly and relaxed.
Maipú 37, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, 9410, Argentina2901-423–977Known For
- Great place to try signature dish of Tierra del Fuego, centolla
- Waterfront views
- Cozy maritime atmosphere
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