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Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina Food Guide: 10 Argentinean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bahia Blanca
Discover Restaurants offering the best Argentinean food in Bahia Blanca, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina including Gambrinus, El Mundo de la Parrilla, Vicentica, Santino Ristorante, Victor, El Dorado Speakeasy Bar, Don Tomas, Taberna Baska, Patio Portugal, Pavarotti
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10. Pavarotti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 412 reviews
Reviewed By Ben S
+ very atmospheric setting+ proffesional staff, good English+ good wine list- the menu is HUGE- but the food average- chickenrisotto was dry and salty, and had little taste- grilled chicken chicken with lemon was exactly that: a piece of grilled chicken with a slice of lemon on top....
9. Patio Portugal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
We introduce Patio Portugal, a garden in the middle of Bahia Blanca. Here people abstracts a little town and can enjoy good drinks , good music , Hd projections , live performers and tasty meals prepared with fresh products, especially armed by their owne
Reviewed By 777TRISH
What a fabulous little restaurant the food was amazing and the service excellent so good went went twice. Sea food pasta and Cream Brûlée was the best just the best.
8. Taberna Baska
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By sborzone
Part of the Basque club at Bahia Blanca. Very good restaurant, quite fine decoration, quiet environment. Good plates, basically with good ingredients, not sophisticated but good enough if you consider where you are in the world! I come here every time I visit this city!
7. Don Tomas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By Negenduust
We got a nice seat on the street terrace and started of with an aperitif. Don Tomas has a wine list that features some very fine wines, which is not a given here in Bahia Blanca. We selected a very nice bottle, and had some "papas con panceta y cedar" with it... bliss :-). The waiter was a natural! Best I've had in Bahia Blanca. After the aperitif, we had another bottle of wine, and ordered the typical "Milanesas" which were good! The portions were pretty big. We had a good time!
6. El Dorado Speakeasy Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
... Somos un bar como todos pero DIFERENTE ... ... Somos un bar que le gusta cocinar con dedicación ... ... Somos un bar en donde buscamos que la pases bien siempre ... ... Somos un bar que trabaja con PASION ...
Reviewed By gabrielo499
I highly recommend El Dorado Speakeasy.Great Service... Trendy and Atmospheric... A hidden gem in BahÃa Blanca.
5. Victor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 567 reviews
Reviewed By Odile_12
The place was very busy on a beautiful sunday when the rest of the city was away. The setting is classic and comfortable, the waiter was nice and helpful, and there is a wide choice of all the classics Argentina offers. It was good, it was nice, it was an excellent lunch.
4. Santino Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 412 reviews
Reviewed By dkbe
Positive:- the ñoqui with dried mushrooms and the sorrentini with meat (ciervo) and onion, bacon cream sauce were good. - iService was very friendly. - The atmosphere was cosy and inviting.Negative: - the shrimp starter (al ajillo) was not good. - Salt was missing everywhere (but available on the table).
3. Vicentica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By Stacy-lee T
My boyfriend and I, went to the restaurant and hearing everyone talking about it. Service seems to be extremely reserved, trying to get a waiters attention because my steak was undercooked, was like trying to catch a fly zooming around the room. Portions are extremely large, me having a steak I would say at least 12 oz. a little over wheeling for me.Would return just to have a starter. And would ask not to be sat right next to the door, it's cold.
2. El Mundo de la Parrilla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 710 reviews
Reviewed By geezert
On the way home. Stopped in Bahia Blanca for the night. El Mundo was first to open (20:00) - and bulls eye for food. Went for chorizo steak, there is enough calories in it to feed small village for few days. Wine list impressive too, but that id quite expected from premium place in Argentina.Highly recommended for good wine and very good meal.
1. Gambrinus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1040 reviews
Reviewed By dkbe
We are German but were not hungry enough to try the German fare. Just had a lunch sandwich and a beer, which was fine. Nothing spectacular though.
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