9 Best Bars in Wine Regions, Argentina

The huge Arena Maipú Casino Resort features more than 480 slots, 40 electronic roulette tables, five traditional roulette tables, and six card tables. An on-site stadium, cinema, and hotel—plus several bars and restaurants—make this complex popular with nongamblers, too.

Full of bars, cafés, pubs, restaurants, and even kioskos selling cans of beer, this gently sloping avenida begins to wake up around 9 pm (don't bother going any earlier)–and is the place to be. As the evening progresses, crowds get bigger, and the music—rock, tango, salsa—gets louder. Action peaks at midnight.

Every town has one, and Mendoza's Irish bar has been a popular spot for locals and expats since 2005. Expect typical pub grub and beer served till late.

Late-night dancing and a fun crowd make for good times at the Black Jagger. It's part of the Arena Maipú Casino complex.

Craft brewing has turned into a successful side project for renowned winemaker Alejandro Vigil of Bodega Catena Zapata and at this pub, one of several around the province, you can freshen up like vineyard pickers do, with a cooling grape ale or IPA.

A pretty bar with an attractive patio on busy Arístides Street, El Mercadito plays good music and serves decent salads.

Locals call Juan B Justo street the "new Aristides" and, only six streets up, it shares a similar vibe. While Aristides is busier, Juan B Justo street has a growing number of pubs, bars, and cafés. 

Located inside the Park Hyatt hotel, this casino has blackjack, stud poker, roulette tables, slot machines, and a bar.

Wine dispensers that serve an array of by-the-glass options means you can try around 80 styles and regions under one roof. It's also a great spot for dinner too, with a delicious array of tapas and small plates designed for sharing on the menu.