Madero Harbour District: What to Do and Where to Eat at Puerto Madero’s Dique 1

In the heart of Puerto Madero, Osten has become one of those places where food, cocktails, and design come together in a single experience. Its offering combines signature cuisine, high-end cocktails, and attentive service, making it equally suited to social gatherings and corporate occasions.

Osten is currently entering a new phase, expanding its offering with corporate breakfasts, business events, product launches, networking events, celebrations, and private experiences. It also offers Gift Cards, an alternative for giving the gift of dining and entertainment experiences.

The detail: During the upcoming spring and summer season, the terrace will take center stage with a new after-work concept featuring live music, guest DJs, and signature cocktails.

Where: Juana Manso 1890.

Just a few steps away is one of the district’s most innovative offerings. Frenessí transforms a night out for dinner into an immersive experience where technology and cuisine come together. The concept unfolds across nine themed worlds combining mapping, surround sound, 360° projections, and signature cuisine.

The result is a multisensory production in which every dish becomes part of the show. More than a restaurant, Frenessí offers a different way to experience food and has become one of Buenos Aires’ most original experiences.

The detail: Frenessí takes dining to another dimension with a journey where taste, sight, sound, and atmosphere come together in an experience unlike any other in the country.

Where: Juana Manso 1860.

Masunori is a contemporary fusion dining concept specializing in hand rolls, sushi, and fresh fish prepared to order. Inspired by the traditional hand roll format, the concept has been reinterpreted in Buenos Aires through a menu that combines international influences, top-quality ingredients, and flavors designed for the Argentine palate.

Masunori offers contemporary fusion cuisine focused on hand rolls, sushi, and fresh fish prepared to order. The concept takes the traditional hand roll format and reinterprets it in Buenos Aires with international influences, quality ingredients, and flavors tailored to local tastes.

One of its biggest attractions is the counter, where guests can watch the sushi chef at work and receive each piece as soon as it is prepared. The concept therefore places the emphasis on freshness, texture, and the balance of each ingredient.

The detail: Masunori has three locations in Buenos Aires—Palermo, Belgrano, and Puerto Madero—and also offers catering and private dining experiences featuring its hand roll counter and live preparation.

Where: Juana Manso 1800.

As night falls, the district shifts gears and one of its most original offerings comes to life. 100 Buenos Aires was created around an unusual concept: offering just 100 unforgettable nights and turning every Friday into an exclusive experience.

The concept combines music, art, and entertainment in a space designed by architect Leonardo Militello, who is also behind the acclaimed Osten restaurant. Since opening, it has become one of the go-to nightlife spots in Buenos Aires, attracting figures from the worlds of sports, entertainment, and social media.

The detail: The original concept features just 100 exclusive parties.

Where: Juana Manso 1940.

Brava Wellness Club is redefining the way people work out with an offering that combines wellness, technology, design, and community. The space takes a holistic approach to fitness, with disciplines designed not only to work the body but also to help guests slow down.

Among its standout features are the first Technogym Reformers introduced in Latin America and Puerto Madero’s only Hot Infrared studio. The offering is completed by Pilates Reformer, Sculpt, Yoga, and Stretching classes in small groups led by specialized professionals.

The concept goes beyond classes: Brava also organizes gatherings, experiences, and events for its community, becoming a meeting point for those who incorporate wellness into their lifestyle.

The detail: It is the first studio in Latin America to introduce Technogym Reformers and the only one in Puerto Madero with Hot Infrared.

Where: Juana Manso 1840.

MH Boutique de Flores was the first flower shop in Puerto Madero and the first in Argentina to obtain certification under ISO standards. Its offering focuses on floral design, with seasonal bouquets, arrangements for the home, and custom creations.

Each arrangement is created with a careful selection of flowers and special attention to detail, aiming to bring identity and personality to homes, offices, and different spaces.

The detail: In addition to its floral arrangements, the shop creates custom floral settings for social and corporate events.

Where: Lola Mora 447.

One of the district’s major corporate landmarks, World Trade Center Buenos Aires is part of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA), an international network connecting companies and organizations around the world. In 2026, it celebrates 15 years as a member of the organization, reinforcing its role in promoting international trade and positioning Buenos Aires as a destination for business and education.

The complex comprises four corporate office buildings and offers around 30,000 square meters dedicated to offices, a business center, meeting rooms, and auditoriums. It also provides access to an international network spanning 322 cities and 89 countries, further strengthening Madero Harbour’s business profile.

The detail: GNV Group is the only developer licensed to use the World Trade Center brand in Argentina.

Where: Lola Mora 421.

Madero Harbour’s commercial offering continues to grow with new openings. Upcoming additions include Marmi Café, offering specialty coffee and casual dining, and Öland Heladería, a signature ice cream concept created by Juan Pablo Colubri. With new offerings in food and drink, wellness, design, and services, the district continues to expand its offering and establish itself as one of Buenos Aires’ most dynamic urban hubs.