Steak is definitely a popular choice for anyone coming to visit Buenos Aires but in recent years it has developed a restaurant scene that would rival New York and London; Mexican, Italian, Japanese... You name it.
JOBS Bar
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JOBS is another great option for a rainy day and to hang out with locals: billards, pizza and jugs of beer on tap. Perfecto. It's also a good place to let off some steam and if you're looking to do something with a bigger group.
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Puerto de Frutos
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As the name suggests, "Puerto de Frutos" was once a stopping place for fruits making their way to the capital.
Today, the fruit is gone and in its place are vendors selling souvenirs, restored furniture and places to find a meaty steak, tasty choripan and/or delicious churros.
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English, Spanish
Mercadito Latino
Budget Meals
3
1
My mouth waters just thinking about this place, with its mix of Latin American food; from Colombian arepa to Mexican Huevos Rancheros #nomnom.
I also love that it's so beautiful decorated with colourful chairs, funky crockery and eclectic interiors.
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The Alvear
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The Alvear is one of those extravagant hotels that only ridiculously rich people can only afford to stay in. However, one thing you can do that won't blow the budget is have afternoon tea there at the "L'Orangerie". The surroundings are as stunning as the towers of sweet treats served with a selection of multiple teas. Deliciously decadent!
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Paseo La Plaza
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Paseo La Plaza is a nice little place to go for a meal or drink pre/post theatre. It's a quiet oasis from the busy Corrientes and also hosts 2-3 smaller theatre venues with some alternative theatre, as well a few shops, restaurants and bars.
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Gibraltar
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It's a very cosy and laid back pub so perfect for a lazy afternoon / evening in the city. On Friday nights you might want to avoid the place (or maybe not) as office workers cram in for the happy hour and it's impossible to get a seat. Football matches (including English football) is screened regularly too.
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English, Spanish
La Poesia
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A 'Bar Notable' is a specific bar / cafe the government in Buenos Aires has recognised for its historical and cultural significance. There are over 72 of them and La Poesia is a perfect example of what to expect, with its endless memorabilia, tiled floor and old-school seating.
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Evita museum cafe/restaurant
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As one of the most famous faces of Argentina, you might be interested in delving into the life and history of Eva Peron. If not, the cafe/restaurant makes a perfect retreat from the tourist trail and it's somewhere to treat yourself after walking around all day.
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San Antonio de Areco
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San Antonio de Areco, a small town situated 1.5-2 hours drive outside of the captial, is Argentina personified: gauchos; leather goods, 'mate' by the river and parillas on every corner. It's a perfect day trip or even better, to stay a few nights and really soak up the laid back atmosphere and extremely delicious (and much cheaper) food.
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Fabrica del Taco
Budget Meals
3
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This is a really good option if you're wanting an alternative to steak and the menu offer over seven different types of tacos so there shouldn't be anyone in want. Start with quacamole, homemade tortillas and refried beans then follow it with 1-2 tacos of your choice. YUMMY.
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La Dorita
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La Dorita is the fisically perfect representation of what Argentinians call "Bodegon".
Bodegon is a non fancy but nice and cozy restaurant where you can have great meals for a good price and leave the place completly satisfied.
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Burger Joint
Budget Meals
2
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A burger will only set you back about $3-4 for a prime bit of beef and tasty filling... or $2-3 more for the combo deal. It's a fun place to hang out as the inside is decorated with graffiti and memorabilia and it's also filled with local hipsters.
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Maldito Tano
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Little pizzeria with the true pizza italiana, desserts, beers, pasta (like lasagna or parmigiana ), near Alto Palermo Mall. Its owners, young couple and his sons arrived in Argentina some months ago and they are working fantastic. Well worth try it!
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Private Jewish Heritage Tour in Buenos Aires
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Portuguese
Victoria Brown
Budget Meals
1
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Victoria Brown was one of the first places I discovered in Buenos Aires. Thanks to a friend with very good taste and a beady eye, we spoiled ourselves one night with the bar's opulent setting and delicious cocktails.
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Baum Cervecería
Budget Meals
1
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The over 10mts wooden beer bar is not alone, there is also an extensive menu of contemporary cocktails for those looking for more. For pairing, they have a tantalizing cuisine style as well as classic beer accompaniments like snacks, sandwiches, kebabs, nachos, fajitas, fried calamari, potatoes, 12 styles of pizzas, and salads.
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