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Best Restaurants in Buenos Aires

447 restaurants analyzed out of 3521 identified · Argentina

Buenos Aires has a food culture shaped by Argentine beef, Italian immigration, and a cafe tradition that runs deeper than most South American cities. Palermo is the main dining neighbourhood with the broadest range, but Villa Crespo has the highest concentration of top-rated restaurants. Prices are accessible by international standards, with roughly a third of restaurants at budget or moderate levels. The parrilla remains the foundation, but the modern Argentine scene has grown well beyond steak.

Buenos Aires has 447 analyzed restaurants. Some of the strongest areas for dining are Palermo. Top cuisines include Argentine, Japanese, Steakhouse.

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A+1 restaurants A9 restaurants A-35 restaurants B+134 restaurants B116 restaurants B-50 restaurants C+26 restaurants C29 restaurants C-23 restaurants D20 restaurants F4 restaurants

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Palermo & North

808 restaurants · 25 top-rated · Known for Brunch
The Palermo and northern neighbourhoods form Buenos Aires's largest dining zone, with Latin American, Argentine, and cafe culture spread across Palermo Soho, Palermo Hollywood, and Belgrano. Prices...

Centro & Microcentro

488 restaurants · 16 top-rated · Known for Italian
Centro and Microcentro cover Buenos Aires's downtown core, with Latin American, Argentine, and South American restaurants serving the business district and tourist areas around Florida Street and...

Recoleta & Barrio Norte

241 restaurants · 5 top-rated · Known for Italian
Recoleta and Barrio Norte have a cafe-driven dining culture alongside Mediterranean and South American restaurants in the city's most elegant residential setting. Prices are moderate to expensive,...

West

431 restaurants · Known for Burgers
The western neighbourhoods have a more local dining character, with Argentine and Latin American restaurants at the most affordable prices in the city. Less tourist traffic than Palermo or San Telmo.

South

125 restaurants · Known for Argentine
The southern neighbourhoods have Latin American and South American restaurants at moderate prices, with less tourist infrastructure than the central and northern areas.

Tried and True

Outstanding food without the experimental edge

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