Where to Eat in Buenos Aires

Where to eat in Buenos Aires

A curated set of standout tables and local favorites.

Local favorites & classics

  • Sarkis. Villa Crespo · Armenian / Middle Eastern — Open since 1982 and still packed nightly, Sarkis is the city's best-value sit-down meal — overflowing platters of stuffed grape leaves, hummus, smoky baba…
  • Pizzería Güerrín. San Nicolás (Corrientes Avenue) · Buenos Aires-Style Pizza — Founded in 1932 by Italian immigrants and declared a city icon by the Buenos Aires Legislature, Güerrín serves porteño-style pizza with a…
  • Roux. Recoleta · French-Argentine Fusion — An intimate fine-dining room offering octopus risotto, beet carpaccio, and inventive French-Argentine pairings, with the option to eat in the wine cave below…
  • Chuí. Chacarita · Vegetarian / Wood-Fired — Tucked under the train tracks in a hip open-air space, Chuí is the city's most inventive plant-based table, blending Uruguayan barbecue sensibility with Italian…
  • Villegas Restó. Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 1050 · 4.8★ (22,224 reviews)
  • Puerto Cristal. Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 1082 · 4.7★ (15,938 reviews)
  • La Cabrera. José A. Cabrera 5100 · 4.4★ (23,726 reviews)
  • Don Julio Parrilla. Guatemala 4699 · 4.4★ (19,574 reviews)

Cafés, bakeries & casual

  • Café Tortoni. Microcentro / Avenida de Mayo · Traditional Buenos Aires Café — Dating to 1858, Café Tortoni is the city's oldest and most storied café — a haunt of Borges, Gardel, and generations of porteño…
  • Rapanui. Malabia 2014 · 4.6★ (17,395 reviews)
  • Rapanui. Arenales 2302 · 4.6★ (17,340 reviews)
  • Moshu Café. Moldes 3802 · 4.6★ (7,684 reviews)
  • MERCI! Malabia. Malabia 1510 · 4.3★ (8,669 reviews)
  • CCS Coffee Shop. Bernardo de Irigoyen 356 · 4.8★ (2,949 reviews)
  • Vive Café Cafe de especialidad , cafés de campeonatos. Costa Rica 5722 · 4.7★ (2,814 reviews)
  • MERCI Mercado de San Telmo. Carlos Calvo 455 · 4.5★ (3,651 reviews)

Fine dining & Michelin

  • Don Julio. Palermo · Argentine Parrilla (Steakhouse) — Ranked #10 in the World's 50 Best Restaurants and holder of a Michelin star and Green Star, Don Julio is Argentina's most celebrated parrilla. Dry-aged…
  • Fogón Asado. Palermo Soho · Argentine Tasting Menu / Fire Cooking — Named TripAdvisor's #1 Fine Dining Restaurant in the World for 2025, Fogón Asado wraps the asado tradition into a nine-course tasting menu…
  • Crizia. Palermo Hollywood · Seafood / Open-Fire Argentine — Crizia earned a Michelin Red Star and Green Star in 2025, placing #40 in Latin America's 50 Best. Chef Gabriel Oggero celebrates Argentina's…
  • Mishiguene. Palermo · Contemporary Jewish-Argentine — Chef Tomás Kalika reinterprets Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Israeli flavors for a porteño audience — the legendary pastrami is ribeye cured ten days and smoked…
  • Ichisou. Balvanera · Japanese (Sushi / Ramen) — A three-generation family operation offering omakase-style sushi and house-made ramen in one of Buenos Aires' least-touristed barrios. One of the most quietly…
  • D'oro Italian Bar. Perú 159 · 4.7★ (11,762 reviews)
  • El Preferido de Palermo. Jorge Luis Borges 2108 · 4.4★ (9,826 reviews)
  • Trade Sky Bar. Av. Corrientes 222 Piso 19 · 4.3★ (7,660 reviews)