Side Trips from Buenos Aires Restaurants
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1. Almacén de Ramos Generales
$$ | |Airy and charming, this traditional eatery's classic Argentine fare is consistently delicious. You can snack on cheeses, olives, prosciutto, salami, and eggplant en escabeche (pickled). The bife de chorizo (sirloin steak), meanwhile, is perfectly juicy, tender, and flavorful, and all the more so when accompanied by wondrous french fries with basil. The country-store-meets-elegant-restaurant atmosphere is just right. No wonder locals and visiting porteños alike vie for tables—on weekends, reservations are essential.
Zapiola 143, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires, 2760, Argentina2326-456–376Known For
- Timewarp tavern
- Generous portions
- Genuine rural ambience
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2. Almacén de Tigre
$$ | |About 100 yards west of the Estación Fluvial, this cozy eatery is seemingly miles away from the automobile and boat traffic. In a quiet quarter among a scattering of shops and cafés with bohemian flair, it's a great place to get away from the weekend crowds and enjoy a freshly made salad or sandwich. Aside from the tasty food and friendly staff, you'll be surrounded by freshly cut flowers, as the place doubles as a florist.
Bul. Saenz Peña 1336, Tigre, Buenos Aires, 1648, Argentina11-5197–4009Known For
- Good salads
- Peaceful setting
- Trendy spot
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3. De la Fonte Restaurant
$$$ | |A single large restaurant with a large patio that's perfect for outdoor dining with lively folk music. The primary menu includes well-prepared pastas, local fish and meats, but there are separate menu pages for pizza, East Asian, and burgers, all of which they take seriously. The fresh pasta is especially good, maybe because the couple who own the restaurant are from Italy. The children's menu covers a lot of bases, but it's a little pricey.
1º de Mayo 611, Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, 3370, Argentina3757-512--802Known For
- Eclectic menu
- Lovely patio dining
- Live music
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4. La Rueda
$$$ | |This parrilla is so popular that it starts serving dinner at 6 pm—teatime by Argentine custom. The local beef isn't quite up to Buenos Aires standards, but La Rueda's perfectly cooked bife de chorizo is one of the best in town. Locally caught surubí is another house specialty, but skip the traditional Roquefort sauce, which overwhelms the fish's flavor. The surroundings stay true to the restaurant's rustic roots: hefty tree trunks hold up the bamboo-lined roof, and the walls are adorned by a curious wooden frieze carved by a local artist.
Av. Córdoba 28, Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, 3370, Argentina3757-422–531Known For
- Good grilled fish and steak
- Efficient service gets diners in and out quickly
- Well priced
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Rate Includes: No lunch Mon., Reservations essential -
5. María Luján Ristorante
$$$ | |An expansive terrace overlooking the river is the appropriate backdrop for Tigre's best fish dishes. The kitchen favors elaborate preparations: some are so packed with unlikely ingredients that the fish gets lost; others, such as the sole in lemon-infused cream, are spot-on. Land-based offerings like pork belly braised in beer are equally well executed. Both the terrace and the sunny, peach-color inside room fill up on weekends, when harried waitstaff often take a long time to bring your order or the check.
Paseo Victorica 511, Tigre, Buenos Aires, 1648, Argentina11-4731–9613Known For
- Outdoor dining
- Seafood
- Lively atmosphere
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Rate Includes: Reservations essential -
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6. Patanegra
$$$ | |A chic new open-air restaurant with a sleek, sexy bar that turns out great cocktails. The restaurant is most proud of their aged steaks but everything from the picadas (cured meats and cheeses), fish and salads is perfectly turned out. The wine list is solid and has some great whites—not common in Iguazú—that pair well with lighter dishes and warm nights, and beer drinkers will enjoy the local craft brews. There's also a well-stocked gourmet market and wine and spirits shop, should you wish to carry something back to your hotel.
Tareferos 155, Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina3757-451–072Known For
- Best bar in town
- Aged beef
- Craft-beer oasis
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7. Pulpería Lo de Tito
$$ | |Looking very much an old saloon/general store, this restaurant is part of what makes visiting the town like going to a museum. A solid choice for lunch where the fare doesn't try to be anything other than honest and abundant. Very typical comida del campo ranging from meat, potatoes and empanadas to picadas (cured meats and cheeses), that's all served quickly and graciously even during busy lunches. Enjoy the antique curiosities while you're dining and feel free to ask what they were used for.
Matheu 411, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires, Argentina2326-409–384Known For
- Authentic watering-hole
- Gaucho spirit
- Lively ambience
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon.–Tues., Casual
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