Puertas cerradas (private) restaurants are nothing new in Buenos Aires, but Casa Felix has been going from strength to strength since opening its doors two...

Can't decide whether to eat in or dine out? There is, as they say, a third way, and its name is Casa Saltshaker. CS is a puerta cerrada restaurant, which...

If you're craving the spices and sweet-sour combinations that only come with authentic, quality Asian cuisine, you'll want to reserve your spot at the...

Loved, lauded, and occasionally criticised, this stunning restaurant tends to split opinions. But no one can deny that Philippe Starck was at his most...

Hernán Gipponi Restaurante, at Fierro Hotel has made its mark on the BA culinary scene since opening in 2010. Argentinian chef Gipponi, who worked in...

Huge platters of multicolored sushi are the main event here, whisked past admiring diners through the bright, modern restaurant. Yakuidon, consisting of fat...

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...

This legendary supper club of BA's old-time oligarchy has stuffed cows, rustic decor, and elaborate woodwork on its four floors, and the roof terrace is a...

The 1930s faux-Tudor blast from the past perched on a long wooden jetty offers a waterfront view on three sides. Skip lunch and go for a bottle of cold...

Hidden up a small pedestrian alley, Nectarine has a small interior that's sophisticated without being formal, and provides the perfect setting for a...

Here's an anomaly: an exclusive restaurant in one of BA's poorest neighbourhoods serving Argentinian comfort food like choripanes (sausage sandwiches) and...

The first branch of Sorrento was opened in 1876, and a time traveller from Sorrento's salad days would feel comfortable browsing through the current menu,...

This swanky hideout is tucked discreetly behind a (deliberately) graffitied wall and unassuming black door. Ring the bell and saunter into this...