Top Restaurants in San Miguel de Tucuman
Top Things to do in San Miguel de Tucuman
- 1. Museo Miguel Lillo De Ciencias Naturales
- 2. Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Merced
- 3. Casa Historica de Tucuman
- 4. Parque Sierra de San Javier
- 5. Catedral de San Miguel de Tucuman
- 6. Casa de Gobierno de Tucuman
- 7. El Mollar
- 8. Museo de la Industria Azucarera
- 9. Federacion Economica de Tucuman
- 10. Aerosillas El Cadillal
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Top 10 restaurants in San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina
Discover the best restaurant in San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina including Mi Nueva Estancia Park Restaurant, Cilantro Restaurante, Plaza de Almas Bar y Resto, Panaderia y Confiteria Casapan, La querencia, Los Negros, El PORTAL, Il Postino2, cafe25, La Criolla
Things to do in San Miguel de Tucuman
1. Mi Nueva Estancia Park Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
We recently spent 3 weeks traveling through Argentina, we had many great meals, but this one was hands down the best, great atmosphere, the best waiter, best wine, by far the best food and a great price. Please add it to your website.
Reviewed By Anders O - Stockholm, Sweden
I have had dinner here several times. It´s a very reliable place for good meat. The bife de chorizo has always been perfect. The sallad buffet is very good compliment to the meat. Popular place, often very croweded. The only small complaint is the quality of the wine by glass. Most of the times it is very good but on some occasions has it been rather poor.
2. Cilantro Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By RicardoLeon - Santiago
Great and warm environment/ambience and a delicious sorting of tapas plus a couple of hot dishes. It indeed provides for an very good meal.
3. Plaza de Almas Bar y Resto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By Betty P - San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina
Plaza de almas es un resto – bar ubicado en el Barrio Norte de San Miguel de Tucumán. Tiene entrada por calles Maipú (al 700) y por calle Santa Fe (al 600). Es un lugar con carácter propio. Dentro de su tipo, por lejos el mejor!
Plaza de Almas tiene muchas fortalezas. Quizás la primera de ellas sea la bellísima casona en la que se encuentra. Casona de mediados de siglo XX (planos de 1934 para ser más específicos – dato gentilmente provisto por uno de los dueños de Plaza, como cariñosamente la llamamos los tucumanos), con patios muy amplios, distintos niveles, terracitas acogedoras, rincones íntimos. La casa conserva varias cosas originales como la bellísima escalera principal. La vegetación de los patios – que se ve magnificada por una iluminación tenue- es otra de sus fortalezas y obviamente se puede disfrutar más en verano que en invierno porque muchos de sus espacios son al aire libre.
Gran parte de su oferta gastronómica está basada en comidas regionales (empanadas, dulces de cayote, zapallo, etc), comidas de otras comunidades que los tucumanos fuimos incorporando a nuestros menús diarios (como las sfijas por ejemplo) y sus famosas cazuelas o sarteneadas, combinaciones deliciosas donde la papa o el arroz se lucen acompañados de carne vacuna, cerdo o pollo y salsas de soja o inglesa.
Los mozos y mozas son gente muy joven, muchos de ellos estudiantes universitarios, con las ventajas y desventajas que ello implica. Especialmente los fines de semana hay que armarse de paciencia y esperar!!!
La “onda” del lugar es distendida y permite “desenchufarse”. Usualmente uno encuentra exposiciones de fotografía u otras ofertas culturales similares.
Plaza de Almas tiene “hermanos” en Tucumán, Salta y Amaicha del Valle, pero ninguna es como ella!
Un lugar bellísimo, digno de ser visitado y disfrutado!
Un dato importante: La página web oficial de Plaza de Almas ofrece muchas alternativas y ofertas culturales para todas las edades.
4. Panaderia y Confiteria Casapan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By Betty P - San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina
Me encanta Casapan, tanto el local de la 25 de Mayo y Santa Fé como el de la Avenida Salta y Marcos Paz.
Sin embargo, me encantaría contar con opciones un poco más modernas, más osadas, menos clásicas.
Analizando lo que ofrece, sus precios son razonables y su mercadería siempre fresca y de claidad.
¿Te resultó de utilidad mi comentario?
5. La querencia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By Lafran - New York
We were at the Hilton and the desk manager Rodolfo recommended this restaurant. The steak and service was excellent and would not hesitate to return. The restaurant is a short walk from the Hilton.
The location on the map is incorrect as the old location is shown along with the pictures. The location is at the intersection of Las Piedras and Prospero Mena. The phone is 4328050/4240133 according to the business card.
6. Los Negros
Overall Ratings
4 based on 416 reviews
Restaurante Parrilla tipo Espeto Corrido
Reviewed By zip98221 - Anacortes, Washington
This is a wonderful place to eat an evening meal.
The atmosphere is great, the staff is friendly and fast, the food is great, I really enjoyed myself. and the price was great.
I had a bife de lomo (filet mignon), pure de papas (mashed potatoes), and a great Malbec.
Los Negros is centrally located only a short taxi rides from most downtown hotels.
Next time I am in Tucuman, I will be back, and suggest it to any friends visiting the ares.
7. El PORTAL
Overall Ratings
4 based on 455 reviews
Reviewed By DarylJ552 - Carlsbad, California
The El Portal is just off of Plaza Independencia in the center of Tucuman. The interior is very rustic with an open kitchen and the food was very good. The short menu had empanadas and locro (corn stew) and beer and wine. Also the prices were very reasonable.
8. Il Postino2
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Wanderkinder - Seattle, Washington
Yes it's popular, and the service is friendly, but the food is mediocre chain restaurant food. The pasta was over done, the pesto was a white cream sauce, the porcini (hongos) was full of sand, and the chicken was dry chunks on a stick. The meatballs were deep fried and tasteless. On top of this, they charge more for cover charges and beer than other restaurants.
There are WAY better restaurants in the area. If you like to go to loud crowded places just because everyone else does, this is the place for you. Those familiar with standard chain restaurants food in the US like that of Applebee's/Olive Garden, and are looking for that experience, this is the place to go. However, if tasty food and good value is important, go elsewhere.
9. cafe25
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By arisberna - Community of Madrid, Spain
Just got there yesterday during Art Basel preparation.. Already full of people around! The place is really nice and modern. Service was excellent! Food was great and tasty. Really good for meat eater. Not really friendly for vegetarian, but the few dishes were excellent!
10. La Criolla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By Jun W - Pasadena, California
Great service, even for us who had a difficult time speaking with the waiter. He was very patient and understanding.
Food was actually really good. We had the sorrentino pasta, which was way better than Il Postino, for half the price. The tamal was moist, with soft cornmeal and pork. The beef filet was cooked well done, so it came out a bit tough. But it was still edible nonetheless.
Most meat and entree dishes were in the mid to low hundreds, which isn't bad at all.
They have decent wine for cheap prices. We had a bottle of Malbec for 90 pesos!
