La Querencia is one of the few restaurants in Buenos Aires where you can find authentic indigenous cuisine. Empanadas. Tamales. Humitas. Locro and grilled lamb. Friendly, competent service and pleasant, inviting décor. A must visit for visitors to Buenos Aires.
Negroni is an appealing choice for cocktails and popular food items in a up-tempo environment.
This quaint and meticulously run little bistro in San Telmo is, for our money, the best casual dining experience in the city, whether for brunch, lunch or dinner. It’s a first-class outing.
Diggs brewpub offers good beer, burgers, ribs and dogs. Best gourmet hot dogs in Buenos Aires, utilizing the tastiest sausages. Worth a visit!
13 Fronteras is the dream, and now reality, of U.S. born chef, Dave Soady. The chef utilizes local ingredients prepared with classic European techniques and a big dollop of imagination. This is gourmet food in a bistro setting at bistro prices. A very big ‘go’!
Campo Bravo targets a young, ‘jet set’ crowd. The ambiance and vibe are more energetic and contemporary than your typical Argentine parilla. No hokey cattle-ranch décor. Steak quality is good. Execution and service on par.