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Perón Perón San TelmoB-Worth Trying

Bolívar 813, C1066AAQ Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina · Bar & grill · 4.6/5 Google (2635 reviews)

Reservations · Takeout

A high-energy Peronist-themed spot with standout osso buco and lively ambiance, but service can be very slow with stock-outs; go for the experience, not precision hospitality.

Why it gets a B- for overall quality

Perón Perón San Telmo delivers an immersive Argentine experience anchored by strong food quality—particularly osso buco and locro—and a distinctive basement setting steeped in Peronist history. However, inconsistent execution across service speed, order accuracy, and ingredient availability significantly limits the grade; recent reports of extreme waits and missed dishes suggest operational strain. Worth visiting for the theme and standout dishes, but arrive with patience and flexibility.

Restaurant Summary

The room feels loud and celebratory, walls packed with Peronist memorabilia and music that swings from singalongs to sax solos. Diners describe the basement as where the place "really breathes," and service ranges from warm to overwhelmed. Expect energy, not precision. Cooking leans toward Argentine comfort: long-braised osso buco with polenta, locro, tortillas, and provoleta. When the kitchen is flowing, stews land rich and satisfying; on off nights, fried starters or pasta can be underwhelming and some items run out. This suits travelers chasing local flavor over polish and anyone curious about the theatrical theme. Families can do fine here thanks to kid-friendly staples like fries, pasta, and milanesa. That said, reviews mention long waits and occasional refusal of a standard chair for a child on a bad night. If visiting with kids, go early, order simply, and have a backup plan nearby in San Telmo.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average CostARS$27,000-38,000 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Historic San Telmo, artsy and tourist-friendly with cobblestones, markets, and nightlife; draws locals and visitors.

Safety: Generally busy and walkable; typical urban vigilance at night recommended.

Nearby: Near San Telmo Market, antique shops, street performers, and weekend fairs which influence peak times.

San TelmoSan Telmo offers a bohemian and eclectic dining environment with many parrillas (Argentine steakhouses), cafes, and bars. The area is known for its tango culture, antique shops, and weekend markets, creating a social atmosphere that blends traditional Argentine heritage with a modern, artistic vibe.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday09:00–01:00 Wednesday09:00–01:00 Thursday09:00–01:00 Friday09:00–01:00 Saturday09:00–01:00 Sunday09:00–01:00

Available: Reservations, Takeout

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