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Top 10 European food in Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina
Find out what European restaurants to try in Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan city, a melting pot of very different types of people who have shaped the identity of each of its neighborhoods. Wave after wave of immigration, along with the porteños’ penchant for looking abroad, have infused each area with its own unique features, be it Recoleta’s aristocratic legacy or San Telmo’s love affair with tango.
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10. Gioia Restaurante & Terrazas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 565 reviews
Reviewed By flywithlola
When I have friends coming to visit Buenos Aires and want to be in a centric área, I take them for lunch or dinner to Gioia. The restaurant is inside the Park Hyatt Hotel on a 20th century old mansión, now restored and refurbished building. The floors, ceilings, marbles and doors were kept because every material was brought from France or Italy. So people from abroad find hard to believe it used to be a family home. Goia has tables on a terrace and an exquisite garden, with old trees and flowers. I love the food there and the staff service is impecable. It´s a quiet environment for talking and enjoying a nice meal.
9. Dobar Tek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By realworldtraveller
October 23rd - 2015 - The menu selection may be limited, but the portions are really huge; I'd say they are among the hugest I have ever received in any restaurant around the world. And the simple Croatian recipes are prepared deliciously in this unpretentious restaurant along San Juan avenue just a couple of blocks from San Telmo's heart. The place is open only from Thursday dinner to Sunday lunch, but it really deserves to be penned in on your agenda. The goulash with gnocchi is a delicious mix of Italian and Croatian cuisine, but the dish you MUST try here is one of the 3 options of Strudel served here. And if you are not sure about choosing vegetable, seafood or meat strudel you may also chose half a portion of one and half a portion of another one, so that you'll try at least 2 out of three. The prices, finally, are quite reasonable and well within the average of the other dining places around the area. Definitely a good choice!
8. Amici Miei Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1002 reviews
Classical Italian and Mediterranean food. Very old recipes. Colonial terrace with smoking area. Managed with his owner chef Sebastian Rivas Proia. Historical location. Frequented for the local Italian collectivity.
Reviewed By Aprillbe
My husband and I came here seeking a change from pizza and grilled meat in Buenos Aires. We made reservations online which was very easy. We ordered a spinach and ricotta gnocchi and a lasagne with beef and pork ragu. Both were awesome, especially the lasagna which had a tangy tomato sauce, rich ragu and a creamy béchamel sauce. Staff was friendly and attentive. Would recommend!!
7. Las Pizarras Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 963 reviews
"I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone that has help us achieve amazing things over this 11 years. This include all our wonderful guests from around the world, suppliers , staff and friends - I cannot thank you enough for your loyalty and su
Reviewed By Stephen A
Interesting menu and wine list, all written on chalk boards. The food is good but not outstanding compared to other dinners we had in BA.Good service and pleasant atmosphere.Overall, a solid dining option but not particularly memorable.
6. Brasserie Petanque
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1882 reviews
Authentic French Brasserie with traditional French cuisine, onion soup, steak tartar, duck confit, beef bourguignon, salmon tartar, profiteroles, tatin tart and of course the best creme brulee in Buenos Aires.
Reviewed By D737man
I am a frequent visitor to Buenos Aires and as such I have dined at many, as well as the top reputed steak restaurants in the city. My dinner at Brasserie Pentanque was by far the best, most flavorful and tender cut of beef that I have had here in BA. I went with the recommendations if my server (Daniel) and was not dissapointed. I started with the French Onion soup and then for my entree I chose the Tournedo, and finished the chocolate mouse trio. Everything was absolutely delicious! I would highly recommend that you book a table the next time you are in BA.
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5. La Pecora Nera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1597 reviews
Reviewed By rbt2013
For us, we have been going to Buenos Aires for 35 years since our honeymoon, and we had the privilege of seeing fantastic retaurants such as Clark's de recoleta, Au Bec Fin, Gato Dumas, Brasserie Pètanque and others that no longer exist, Pecora Nera represents all the best that we saw in those years. Perfect atmosphere, service, refinement and cuisine at the highest level. Thank you Daniel for these wonderful moments.
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4. St. Regis Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 757 reviews
Walking into St. Regis Restaurant´s large Winter Garden-style dining room, guests are greeted by warm, soothing golden and peach tones complemented by crisp withe table linenes, dark wood accents and sophisticated nuances. Large windows overlooking the ci
Reviewed By ale1992
St. Regis continues to provide good cuisine and superb environment. Breakfast and lunch are great, especially if you are lucky to have Vanesa or Andres helping you (they are both great). For dinner, our impression is that St. Regis is not at the level it was a few years ago. It is still good, but it used to be spectacular. In two occasions we were unable to drink the wine we wanted, even though they were in the list.
Most Popular Wine Bar food in Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina
3. Red Resto & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 628 reviews
Reviewed By nolanar
Had dinner here on a Thursday night. Half empty.Found Waitering extremely poor. Pouring water for two of the three dinners is rather poor practice.Charging for a complementary amouse bouche is not complementary. Prawn dish was good.Patagonia Lamb mains was average and the veal with truffle was over done.Lovely interior. Good wine list. Poor service. Dear Mr Nolanar,We appreciate your comments about your experience at Rëd resto & lounge.We regret not having exceeded your expectations. Your feedback is very important to improve our service and provide.We look forward to welcoming you back soon and reverse your experience.Remaining at your disposal,Kind regards,Paula CarzoglioGuest Services Manager
2. Roux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 950 reviews
Reviewed By petepaw
We went for lunch after arriving in BA after a 10-hour flight. We were tired, but wow were we taken care of!We did the whole deal. App, main, dessert, wine. All was presented as a high-end restaurant.They started us with an additional amuse-bouche of chicken liver pate. Not to sound too snooty, but my wife exclaimed 'best ever!' We commented on how much we liked and they brought us more.We had a nice bottle of wine (recommended). And served in some of the best wine glasses ever (and I'm a glass snob...not to start a trend here).We shared the onion soup app, which was vegetable based and served in a 4-star manner (i.e., professionally).My wife had the octopus carpaccio, and really enjoyed it.I had the lamb ravioli, which I only thought was ok. (My wife disagreed.)Nice desserts and little treats here and there really made the meal. (bread, butter plate, petitfours, etc.)The real treat of the meal was the service. First class from start to finish.We strongly considered going back for a 2nd time, but ultimately had just too few meals in town to do so.
Most Popular Peruvian food in Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina
1. Casa Coupage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Learn about the breadth of Argentine wine with a sommelier as your guide. Casa Coupage is a unique space where you can discover & interpret wine paired with delicious argentinian modern food in a truly personal atmosphere. Casa Coupage offers an haute-cui
Reviewed By Gordon R
Santiago is the consummate host. You are welcomed to his home and start with empanadas and torrentes wine from Salta on the roof terrace where you meet your fellow dinner guests, You then moving to the dining room where the magic begins. Santiago takes you on a journey through Argentinian wine and its history accompanied by delightful food. The dining table has a light bar built in which allows you to observe the different colours of the various wines properly - perhaps the coolest thing i have seen!If you have a real love of food and wine then do not miss this opportunity.You meet your fellow diners as strangers and leave the best of friends related through drink forever.
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