Cafe Mishiguene – Buenos Aires
Cafe Mishiguene is casual dining for breakfast or lunch in a great ambiance with friendly, efficient service. Unique menu features Middle-Eastern and Eastern-European Jewish cuisine.
Theos Souvlaki – Buenos Aires
Theos Souvlaki is one of a handful of small Greek restaurants in Buenos Aires, offering a limited menu of Greek classics, including a Greek salad with real feta cheese, an outstanding moussaka, and souvlaki, served in flatbread as wraps. Order and pay at the counter. Enjoy your Greek meal in a clean, albeit simple ambience.
Café Seúl – Buenos Aires
Café Seúl is a good choice for a quick coffee and pastry in the morning, or an Asian inspired rice bowl or sandwich at lunch or dinner. Reasonably priced, and reasonably authentic. One of our favorite choices for a different take on lunch near downtown.
Boca de Toro – Buenos Aires
Boca de Toro joins a handful of top-notch Spanish restaurants in Buenos Aires. The menu offers a handful of Spanish, mostly Andalusian, classics with a sprinkling of dishes showcasing the chef’s unique viewpoint on the cuisine. The ambience is slightly upscale but inviting. The service is top-notch. A positive addition to the dining scene in Buenos Aires and one of the few restaurants in the neighborhood, surrounded by small hotels, that provides an upscale dining experience.
Quotidiano – Buenos Aires
Quotidiano, with multiple locations in the city of Buenos Aires, offers casual-dining experience with a varied menu that emphasizes pasta, but includes salads, sandwiches and vegetarian and pescatarian choices as well. Modern, trendy, slightly industrial décor. Adequate service with quick delivery of orders.
Brasserie Petanque – Buenos Aires
Brasserie Petanque hits the nail on the head, bringing real French culinary classics to Buenos Aires in a high-energy atmosphere that makes it all the more special. Kudos to the guy in the Napolean disguise for this ‘triumph’.