Bouchon is a relaxed bistro on a busy BA corner. The appealing atmosphere, however, is nothing compared with the stunning food, as attested to by the favourable scribblings...

Petanque is the quintessential French brasserie right down to the specially imported crème brûlée holders, and furniture made to comply with strict brasserie measurements....

The historic, colonial house on a corner right in the heart of San Telmo has a secret. The authentic French restaurant invites you to sip a glass of complimentary champagne,...

This unpretentious Palermo bistro, which operates as a café during the day, serves up generous portions of excellent food at reasonable prices - a good start. The menu is long,...

La Bourgogne is considered to be one of the great restaurants of Buenos Aires and that is mainly down to the steering of French chef Jean Paul Bondoux. The sea bream with...

Nectarine is a peach of a destination for a special Buenos Aires evening. Hidden up a small pedestrian alley in the centre of the upmarket neighbourhood, the small interior is...

Until recently, most of BA's French eateries were expensive, formal bistros, more 7ème than 5èmearrondissement. Oui Oui, by contrast, offers honest, down-to-earth Gallic fare...

Pipí-Cucú has entered the modern lexicon of the swankier Argentinian social strata to mean gorgeous, impeccable. It couldn't be a more perfect name for this intimate...

Sirop is a treasure nestled in the depths of Recoleta.The alley is very Parisian and is a fantastic place to eat outside on a warm spring day. So whether you choose to eat...