Almacén Secreto

An unmarked doorway in Villa Crespo conceals Almacén Secreto, the private kingdom of chef Abigail... More

Art Hotel

Set in one of the city’s shopping districts, the classic hotel has 35 rooms with... More

Azema Exotic Bistro

Located in the Palermo Viejo district, Azema Exotic Bistro serves an innovative fusion of Creole,... More

Bar Uriarte

Cabaña Las Lilas

Of the dozens of fine steak houses that line the picturesque docks of Puerto Madero,... More

Café des Arts at the Malba Museum

Casa Cruz

Popular with the A-list set, Casa Cruz is an upscale Argentinean restaurant known for its... More

Casa Felix

The Scene: In steak-mad B.A., a fish- and veggie-focused supper club is a welcome dining... More

Cluny

A hit since it opened in 2004, the cozy room serves dishes like Patagonian lamb... More

Cumaná

Located in the Recoleta neighborhood, Cumaná serves both Argentine dishes and non-traditional fare like wood-fired... More

Desnivel

One of the joys of dining in Buenos Aires is that virtually any restaurant with... More

Don Carlos

There’s no menu—you just sit down and they bring you food, like ensalada de pulpo.... More

Don Julio

In a neighborhood better known for nouvelle cuisine treatments of Argentine food, Pablo Rivero and... More

Dora, Buenos Aires

This bustling lunchtime favorite among Porteños, who have been crowding the two level space since... More

El Bistro

El Cuartito

One of the classic Buenos Aires pizza joints, El Cuartito started serving Argentina’s famous crusty... More

El Mirasol de la Recova

A classic, consistent, tried and true parrilla that ranks among the city’s best. The simple,... More

El Obrero

This 1954 stalwart on a hard-to-find street in La Boca serves up nostalgia alongside plump... More

El Pobre Luis

Owner Luis Acuna founded El Pobre Luis back in 1986, and the unassuming Núñez parrilla... More

El San Juanino

Tucked away in Recoleta, this rustic nook with red leatherette booths is home to the... More