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1. Astor, Manduque Porteño
$$$ | Belgrano |The name—which means, more or less, "the way locals eat"—may be a bit of a misnomer, because this restaurant doesn't serve anything that you'd find...
The name—which means, more or less, "the way locals eat"—may be a bit of a misnomer, because this restaurant doesn't serve anything that you'd find in a traditional local restaurant. Chef Antonio Sorano takes those traditional concepts and turns them on their head, creating beautifully plated, perfectly prepared dishes that retain the spirit of the original. The menu changes weekly. A well-curated wine list is under the direction of charming sommelier Pablo Colina. This may not be the way locals have been eating, but they're starting to, and you should, too.
Ciudad de la Paz 353, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1426, Argentina11-4554–0802Restaurant Details
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2. Chila
$$$$ | Puerto Madero |With a prime harborside location and a carefully curated tasting menu that delves into Argentina's abundant pantry, Chila is worth the splurge. Book a table...
With a prime harborside location and a carefully curated tasting menu that delves into Argentina's abundant pantry, Chila is worth the splurge. Book a table on the water and allow the exemplary team (helmed by bright young culinary star, Pedro Bargero), to work its magic. The wine list is one of the city’s best; ask for the pairings.
Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 1160, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1107, Argentina11-4343–6067Known For
- Fine-dining tasting menu
- Great wine list
- Upscale service
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3. Chori
$ | Palermo Soho |This bright yellow corner storefront has given the humble sausage sandwich called choripán a radical and much-needed makeover, turning it from basic street food to...
This bright yellow corner storefront has given the humble sausage sandwich called choripán a radical and much-needed makeover, turning it from basic street food to a sleek fast-food meal. All the chorizos that are the base of the sandwich—from lamb to mushroom and even fish—are produced in house, and there are side dishes such as sweet potato fries as well as beer, wine, and cocktails.
Thames 1653, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1414, Argentina11-3966–9857Known For
- Upmarket street food
- Sausage specialist
- Budget-friendly
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4. Don Julio
$$ | Palermo Soho |One of the finest steak houses in the planet that ranks in the World's 50 Best Restaurants, Don Julio features cowhide tablecloths, wagon-wheel lighting fixtures,...
One of the finest steak houses in the planet that ranks in the World's 50 Best Restaurants, Don Julio features cowhide tablecloths, wagon-wheel lighting fixtures, a vast indoor grill, and rows of empty wine bottles signed by satisfied customers. A mix of locals and expats packs the place at lunch and dinner to feast on the fantastic ojo de bife (rib eye) and entraña (skirt steak). The wine cellar is one of Argentina's finest; ask to participate in the sensorial tasting before dining. Book well ahead, or line up around the corner.
Guatemala 4691, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1425, Argentina11-4831–9564Known For
- Tender rib eye
- Excellent attention and service
- Fantastic wine cellar
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5. El Burladero
$$$$ | Recoleta |In a city filled with Spanish and Basque restaurants, there's not much of a tapas bar scene in Buenos Aires. El Burladero provides a mix...
In a city filled with Spanish and Basque restaurants, there's not much of a tapas bar scene in Buenos Aires. El Burladero provides a mix of bar seating and communal tables, along with a more formal dining room, where you can mix and mingle with other diners. It serves up not only the best tapas selection in town, but also some of the best Spanish food. Don't miss one of the city's most satisfying versions of chipirones en su tinta (baby squid in its own ink), or the mouthwatering conejo en sidra (rabbit braised in cider). And speaking of cider, the bar pulls pints of the stuff to start off or accompany your meal. At lunch there's a fantastic three-course menu that costs less than a main course off the à la carte selection.
Pres. J.E. Uriburu 1488, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1114, Argentina11-4806–9247Restaurant Details
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6. El Cuartito
$ | Centro |This iconic pizza parlor is frequented by porteños who worship the pies topped with fresh tomato sauce and a mile-high pile of oozing mozzarella. Every...
This iconic pizza parlor is frequented by porteños who worship the pies topped with fresh tomato sauce and a mile-high pile of oozing mozzarella. Every square inch of wall space is dedicated to memorabilia of sports legends, musicians, tango dancers, and actors, and every local has their cherished dining spot. The best pizza is the classic mitad-mitad, or half and half—one side a straightforward tomato sauce and cheese, the other swimming with anchovies. Dessert here is a winner, with the classic flan leading the pack.
Talcahuano 937, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1013, Argentina11-4816–1758Known For
- Old-school atmosphere
- Pizza
- Frequented by locals
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7. El Sanjuanino
$ | Recoleta |It may be cramped, crowded, and kitschy—and very warm in hot weather due to the roaring wood-fired ovens—but the empanadas are delicious and they serve...
It may be cramped, crowded, and kitschy—and very warm in hot weather due to the roaring wood-fired ovens—but the empanadas are delicious and they serve the city's best locro (corn, squash, and meat stew) as well as delicious and iconic game dishes. Ignore the wine list and opt for the house vino served in pitchers, which is just as good and half the price. The waiters have fun with the crowd, and speak at least basic conversational phrases in a half dozen or more languages.
Posadas 1515, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1112, Argentina11-4804–2909Known For
- Laid-back ambience
- Solid fare from the north
- Cheap and cheerful
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8. Gran Dabbang
$ | Palermo Viejo |A small and deconstructed spot on busy Scalabrini Ortiz, the focus is firmly on raw ingredients in the kitchen, where chef Mariano Ramón brings together...
A small and deconstructed spot on busy Scalabrini Ortiz, the focus is firmly on raw ingredients in the kitchen, where chef Mariano Ramón brings together Asian and Latin American flavors using locally sourced products. The result is a taste explosion that has caught the attention of many die-hard Dabbang followers keen for spice and spices who return for lamb curry, oven-roasted carrots with garbanzo miso, and squash seed mole, and don’t mind the fast table turnaround. Also opens for Saturday lunch.
Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz 1543, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, C1414DOC, Argentina11-3501–0481Known For
- Asian flavor
- Dishes for sharing
- Award-winning spot
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9. Julia
$ | Villa Crespo |An intimate space for just 22 diners led by talented young chef Julio Martín, enjoy a plant-led (but not exclusive) menu at this adorable bistro...
An intimate space for just 22 diners led by talented young chef Julio Martín, enjoy a plant-led (but not exclusive) menu at this adorable bistro named after his daughter. Low lighting makes for an intimate ambience, ideal for a date, while you can also take a table on the sidewalk. Sample the tasting menu or go a la carte; the small culinary team enjoys playing around fermentations. Start with the apple, kiwi, and shiso salad before moving on to the wagyu aged in barley koju.
Loyola 807, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, C1414AUQ, Argentina11-7519–0514Known For
- Intimate spot
- Highly creative menu
- Great for a date
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10. Marti
$$ | Recoleta |Having made a name with award-winning fine dining establishment Tegui, which closed in 2021, chef-patron Germán Martitegui has taken a fresh approach with Marti. The...
Having made a name with award-winning fine dining establishment Tegui, which closed in 2021, chef-patron Germán Martitegui has taken a fresh approach with Marti. The discreetly signed entrance leads you to a stylish greenhouse complete with open-plan kitchen, where the team creates a delicious seasonal plant-led menu that’s leading the veggie pack.
Rodríguez Peña 1973, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, C1021ABO, Argentina11-5848–7663Known For
- Celebrity chef
- Veggie spot
- Excellent service
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11. Mishiguene
$$ | Palermo Botánico |The first purveyor of contemporary Jewish cuisine in the city, Mishiguene brings classic Middle Eastern, Polish, and Russian dishes such as baba ghanoush, varenikes, pastrami,...
The first purveyor of contemporary Jewish cuisine in the city, Mishiguene brings classic Middle Eastern, Polish, and Russian dishes such as baba ghanoush, varenikes, pastrami, and borscht up-to-date. Vibrant Klezmer music, efficient service, and a party atmosphere add to the reason why these are some of the hottest tables around. Book the chef’s table for an exclusive tasting menu in full view of the open kitchen.
Lafinur 3368, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1425, Argentina11-5029–1979Known For
- Innovative concept
- Classic dishes brought up-to-date
- Fun ambience
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12. Oviedo
$$ | Recoleta |In a meat-centric city like Buenos Aires, excellently cooked seafood is a welcome change, and Oviedo turns out beautifully plated fillets of fish—don't miss the...
In a meat-centric city like Buenos Aires, excellently cooked seafood is a welcome change, and Oviedo turns out beautifully plated fillets of fish—don't miss the daily catch with pickled baby vegetables or the pristine shellfish. Top it all off with wine from one of the city's finest cellars–the pride and joy of owner Emilio Garip–and you're in for a memorable lunch or dinner.
Beruti 2602, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1425, Argentina11-4821–3741Known For
- Great wine list
- Knowledgeable service
- Sophisticated ambience
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13. Pura Tierra
$$$$ | Belgrano |In a charming and creative space that was once a private residence in Belgrano, chef Martín Molteni's dining room offers up a tribute to the...
In a charming and creative space that was once a private residence in Belgrano, chef Martín Molteni's dining room offers up a tribute to the lesser-known products of the region. Specializing in unusual meats—llama, wild boar, rabbit, and quail are regular offerings—as well as fresh fish, unusual grains and vegetables, and hand-crafted cheeses, Molteni brings his overseas training in France and Australia to bear on his Argentine heritage. The menu changes completely every two or three months to reflect the freshest seasonal ingredients. While the menu doesn't list vegetarian options, give advance notice when you reserve and the kitchen will turn out equally stunning vegetable plates. A chef's tasting menu is also available.
3 de Febrero 1167, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1426, Argentina11-4899–2007Restaurant Details
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14. Restó SCA
$$ | Recoleta |A haunt for foodies who adore the creative, contemporary Argentine cuisine and beautiful presentation, there's nowhere better in the neighborhood for lunch or an atmospheric...
A haunt for foodies who adore the creative, contemporary Argentine cuisine and beautiful presentation, there's nowhere better in the neighborhood for lunch or an atmospheric dinner. The star of the lineup is the roasted, stuffed whole quail with squash. Service is very efficient and a top sommelier is in charge of the wine list, heading a young dynamic team.
Montevideo 938, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, C1019ABT, Argentina11-4816–6711Known For
- Romantic
- Low key
- Great wine list
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15. Tegui
$$$$ | Palermo Hollywood |For a sublime eight-course tasting experience, head to Tegui, helmed by chef Germán Martitegui, who regularly ranks in the top 10 of Latin America's 50...
For a sublime eight-course tasting experience, head to Tegui, helmed by chef Germán Martitegui, who regularly ranks in the top 10 of Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants list. Martitiegui has a deft hand with fish, in particular, and is fond of using fruit in his savory dishes. Opt to pair wines under the direction of sommelier Mariano Camaño and you'll have an especially memorable experience.
Costa Rica 5852, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1414, Argentina11-4770--9500Known For
- Molecular gastronomy
- Excellent service
- Attention to detail across the board
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16. Tomo I
$$$$ | Centro |One of the city's more sophisticated dining rooms, Tomo I is a bastion of modern French-Argentine cooking. Dishes lean towards less-is-more, and truly shine with...
One of the city's more sophisticated dining rooms, Tomo I is a bastion of modern French-Argentine cooking. Dishes lean towards less-is-more, and truly shine with updated versions of classic French dishes, like kid with broad beans.
Carlos Pellegrini 521, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, C1011AAE, Argentina11-4326–6695Known For
- Sophisticated
- Ideal for business meetings
- Upscale service
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17. Adentro Dinner Club
$$$$ | Palermo Soho |Realizing that not every visitor to Buenos Aires has friends or family to invite them to an asado, the traditional backyard barbecue, Colorado native Kelly...
Realizing that not every visitor to Buenos Aires has friends or family to invite them to an asado, the traditional backyard barbecue, Colorado native Kelly Brenner and Argentino Gabriel Aguallo decided to take the plunge. They threw open the doors to their charming home, where guests join them on the patio around a massive grill and then adjourn to the farmhouse-style dining area for a family-style steak or seafood fest. Plenty of grilled vegetable dishes, creative salads, and glasses of local wine accompany the meat. More wines are available from the short but well-selected wine list. The exact address is provided when you make a reservation.
Fray Justo Santamaria de Oro and Costa Rica, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1414, ArgentinaRestaurant Details
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18. Aramburu
$$$$ | Recoleta |Tucked away down a cobbled alley is one of the most beautiful and romantic restaurants in the city. Night after night chef Gonzalo Aramburu turns...
Tucked away down a cobbled alley is one of the most beautiful and romantic restaurants in the city. Night after night chef Gonzalo Aramburu turns out an exquisite 18-course tasting menu of seasonal dishes, each reinterpreted through the lens of what is here called cocina vanguardia, or cutting-edge cooking. It's worth the splurge.
Vicente López 1661, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1074, Argentina11-4811–1414Known For
- Fine dining
- Fantastic wine list
- Intimate
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19. Artemisia
$$ | Palermo |In a city known for its steak and potatoes, vegetarians generally have to make do with salads, pastas, and pizzas to get by. That’s slowly...
In a city known for its steak and potatoes, vegetarians generally have to make do with salads, pastas, and pizzas to get by. That’s slowly changing thanks to gems like Artemisia, which serves up what is arguably the city's best and most creative meat-free fare, spiced up with Peruvian flavors. It also offers what may be the city's best veggie burger, packed with flavorful lentils. If you're traveling with omnivores, there's always one fish dish on the menu. The service tends to be a bit slow, but it fits the relaxed vibe. There's a sister spot at Cabrera 3877, also in Palermo.
Gorriti 5996, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1414, Argentina11-4776–5484Restaurant Details
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20. Asian Cantina
$$ | Palermo Hollywood |The city’s finest purveyor of southeast Asian food started out as a closed-door restaurant in the chef's home but these days it has a prime...
The city’s finest purveyor of southeast Asian food started out as a closed-door restaurant in the chef's home but these days it has a prime Palermo Hollywood location. Adobo pao (steamed pork buns) from her beloved Philippines and delicious Thai yellow curry are two musts, best accompanied by a lemongrass and vodka cocktail. Book a table under the banana trees at the back for a romantic dinner.
Humboldt 1626, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1414, Argentina11-4776–8122Known For
- Authentic flavors
- Spicy food
- Chilled-out ambience
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