Places to eat in Buenos Aires

This landmark restaurant with its wide windows offers great food and service .I think its my favorite in Buenos Aires,if only for its oldworld charm.
We had an excellent paella and they offer lots of nibles before hand as part of the service.The whole meal including wine came to about $35.00 for two!

I am sorry to say that BOND is closed... I am going to leave my opinion about this place anyway, for everybody who had the pleasure to eat there...
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Very modern but friendly place. Dark wood, black leather and fresh flowers. Very chick and trendy with an amazing staff, bartender and cheff. What else can you ask for? One of my fovourites restaurants in BA. If you are in BA just for 2 days, this has to be one of the place to have dinner. They are open non stop so you have an early dinner in BA (one of the few nice places where you have that option) or just stop for a drink. They also have a nice terrace for sunny days.

Favorite Dish: Gonzalo can prepare the best cosmopolitans in the word! Great bartender!
The chef is absolutly superv, I recommend:
-black risoto with octopus
-grilled salmon with cous cous
-patagonic lamb
-green ravioli with four cheeses sauce
-grill steak with bacon and potatoes and "chimichurri" sauce (an argentinean tradition)
and everything else on the menu! I haven't tried one dish that I didn't like (and I go there almost everyday when I'm in Argentina)

The sushiman is also very good
They also sell cigars

We had planned on going to this French Bistro we heard about but when we arrived it was empty . We like a few people around for atmosphere so we roamed around and stumpled upon Todo Mundo on Plaza Dorrego. The free Tango Show attracted us and the place was packed . Turned out the food was also good...although we ordered too much. The calamari were great but the platter was huge . My husband loved his salmon too!
After dinner we stayed for drinks and watched a so so local band until midnight before taking a taxi back to our Hotel.

This is a cool place in Palermo Soho with tons of outdoor tables. Considering how packed they were ,service was friendly and good. We had a wonderful chicken raviolli with a pesto/walnut sauce .Delicious . prices are good too at aboout 22 pesos each.

We had planned on going to this Frencj Bistro we heard about but when we arrived it was empty . We like a few people around for atmosphere so we roamed around and stumpled upon Todo Mundo on Plaza Dorrego. The free Tango Show attracted us and the place was packed . Turned out the food was also good...although we ordered too much. The calamari were great but the platter was huge . My husband loved his salmon too!
After dinner we stayed for drinks and watched a so so local band until midnight before taking a taxi back to our Hotel.

This wonderful old restaurant has a great old Buenos Aires style. The food is excellent...wonderful grilled meats and huge portions. We loved the roasted vegetables . But be warned serving are substantial so sharing works well .
They also have free Tango shows..the schedule is posted on a board in front.

It had been a long trip from eastern Canada to Buenos Aires! Our final flight segment lifted off from Atlanta, Georgia at 11 PM (Argentina time) and we landed at 8:30 AM. By the time we cleared customs, arranged transport into the city and then delivery to our hotel it was already 11 AM. After getting that sorted out and cleaned up a bit, we finally made it onto the streets of BA. It was now pushing 1 PM and we were getting very hungry!

Favorite Dish: In the immediate area of the hotel, no restaurants stood out as very enticing places to enter. There was a Burger King and a McDonald's down the street, but I did not fly 7000 miles to eat at one of those!

After spotting WHAM, we had a look inside as we walked past it's large windows, and it seemed to be catering to an ordinary lunch time crowd. OK, we decided, let's go in and try our luck with our first Argentinian meal !

Prodeo Lounge is an excellent restaurant in Palermo Soho. It has a very cool atmosphere with live DJ's nightly. Really, a beautiful ambiance between the architecture, the music, the cocktails and the food.
The cocktails are dangerously delicious. Dinner was exquisite. They have a Dutch chef using French cooking techniques and local produce. I want to go back and try Sunday Brunch, next time.