Dining
Another restaurant listed among Latin America's top 50, Aramburu Restó showcases the culinary talents of Gonzalo Aramburu in an unassuming location that you might miss entirely if you're not lookin...
One of the oldest pizzerias in Buenos Aires, El Cuartito is a local institution. Inside, images of Argentinian football players and team relics adorn the walls, creating an air of authenticity and ...
Away from the crowded tourist streets of Buenos Aires, this hidden restaurant attracts the lucky visitors with the smoke and smell coming from its grill. El Gran Paraiso offers a culinary experienc...
Located in the dynamic neighbourhood of La Boca, Il Matterello perfectly blends the Latin vibes of the city with its pronounced Italian identity. The menu offered by this Modena native family provi...
La Mar offers a Peruvian culinary experience like few others in Buenos Aires. This fancy but informal restaurant, located in the Palermo neighbourhood, strives to turn a simple meal into a celebrat...
Niño Gordo is a hip culinary hotspot that combines Asian grill with flavours of Buenos Aires. Have a unique gastronomic experience in an environment that combines intimacy and mystery with the play...
Bars & Nightlife
Culture at Centro Cultural Borges
This cultural centre, named after one of the country's best and most beloved authors, Jorge Luis Borges, hosts an astonishing variety of performances and exhibitions. From ballet and tango to exper...
Legend has it that in the early XX century an Argentinian pharmacist named Salvador Cortez, owner of a pharmacy in Palermo neighbourhood, would create syrups and meds right in front of the clients,...
Far from the nightlife neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires, at the first floor of an apartment building in Villa del Parque, there is a hidden club famous for the quality of its cocktails and live music...
Disguised as a lovely flower shop in the Retiro neighbourhood, the Floreria Atlantico is actually an intimate and evocative speakeasy hidden beneath a floral cover. The menu features drinks and dis...
Hache's wine bar is a relaxing, casual, rustic place, where to taste good wine and local food in a lively atmosphere. The place also offers takeaway, giving the opportunity to taste its wine comfor...
Founded by four friends wanting to expand the culture of Vermouth in Buenos Aires, La Fuerza is the operating base of their promotion efforts. Their signature La Fuerza vermouth comes in two forms,...
Cafes
Sitting right in front of Lezama Park is Bar Británico, one of Buenos Aires' historical bars that opened in 1928, featuring wooden interiors that seemingly haven't changed from that era. Here you c...
As the name suggests, Birkin is fashionable and classy. Wear something nice but not flashy, bring a book and enjoy breakfast, brunch or lunch with friends. The menu has great vegan and vegetarian o...
Recently declared a Place of Cultural Interest by the city, this is yet another historically important cafe, known among other things for being the old hangout of some legendary Argentinian icons, ...
Located in the dynamic neighbourhood of San Telmo, this cozy Argentinian cafe is characterised by its wooden interior and offers a well-rounded experience comprised of appetising food, refreshing d...
The historic Café Tortoni opened its doors for the first time in 1858, and it is one of the best places in the city to experience traditional tango. Once a favourite haunt of artists, writers and m...
Cocu is not just a cafe. It is a tale of bravery, initiative and a hint of recklessness. It is the story of three young french entrepreneurs who decided to change their lives and translate the Fren...