Bar Británico has been set quietly on an iconic San Telmo corner since time immemorial - that is, for pedants, since 1928. Days blur into nights in this...

It's a tourist trap for sure, but it's got an atmospheric dockside location and a jumbo wine list. But what really matters is the meat. Whatever part of the...

For BA's most striking dining experience, pass through a pair of 16-foot brass doors and enter the surreal land of Casa Cruz. There's a sleek oval bar, an...

From an aesthetic perspective alone, there's no restaurant in Argentina quite like El Bistro, from the bright white interior slashed with crimson to the...

El Obrero (literally 'the worker,' which tells you a fair bit about the ambience of this place) is one of the city's most famous restaurants, and...

Gran Bar Danzon's restaurant merits just as much attention as its famed bar. The contemporary, cosmopolitan menu includes dishes like duck confit with a...

Head to Palermo Hollywood for a true Eastern gastronomic sensation. The well-established and popular Vietnamese restaurant Green Bamboo balances the five...

This is a French restaurant with a French chef, housed in a French-style building and located in the area of Buenos Aires that is the most flagrantly...

On an attractive Palermo corner site that used to be a general store, professional staff serve extra-large portions of expertly prepared beef, grilled with...

This French-style café has been in business since 1884, and its bustling atmosphere, great-value refreshments and attentive service keep the trade flooding...

In a city overflowing with pizzerias, this BA stalwart holds its own. Most come for pizza a la piedra (thin and baked in a stone oven), but the calzones,...

Mark's is modelled on the hip New York deli, and the scenario is similar: fashion identicats - mostly young, female and leaning towards the uppermost end of...

Almost certainly the most beautiful, graceful bar in Buenos Aires, Milion is 12 years into its reign and still effortlessly outshining the competition....

If James Bond lived in BA, Olsen would surely be his favourite haunt. Mind you, after spending time here, he'd probably be less fussed about his martinis,...