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You enter Bar Uriarte through its kitchen, an über-urban crush of brushed steel, bright spotlights, and gleaming utensils, exposed equally to diners and...more
see the Buenos Aires guideThe glamorous subjects of the headshots lining the walls of Cabaña Las Lilas aren't movie stars or Rat Packers—they're cows. To be precise, they're...more
see the Buenos Aires guideIf there's a spiritual, intellectual, and historical epicenter to Buenos Aires, this is it. The Belle Époque Café Tortoni, on the bustling Avenida de...more
see the Buenos Aires guideThe coastal waters off Tierra del Fuego provide Ushuaia's restaurants with a rich assortment of marine creatures ranging from oysters and mussels to lobster and...more
see the Argentine Patagonia guideWidely praised for its well-presented nouvelle Argentine cuisine when it opened in 2006, Chila remains an elegant (if slightly stiff) favorite of business...more
see the Buenos Aires guideRomantic Desde el Alma ("from the soul") occupies a quiet corner in Palermo Viejo that's apparently reserved for love-struck couples. Lamp-lit tables,...more
see the Buenos Aires guideThis soothing retreat in Palermo—all bamboo, wood, and tinkling water—is half sushi bar and half eclectic bistro. It's also full-on hip, and one of...more
see the Buenos Aires guideThis coffeehouse, bakery, and wine bar beside Ushuaia's port is housed in a recently renovated general store dating back to 1906. Crammed with...more
see the Argentine Patagonia guideLike Naples, New York, and Chicago, Buenos Aires is a town that loves pizza. The Porteño pie falls somewhere between New York's and Chicago's on the...more
see the Buenos Aires guideLa Boca is the old port of Buenos Aires, a relatively seedy maritime barrio boasting plentiful graffiti, the stadium of the Boca Juniors soccer team, and the...more
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