Every Buenos Aires visit deserves a trip is not complete unless you visit Las Lilas for amazing…read moresteak and dining experience. We were in Buenos Aires for a few days prior to our Antartica Trip and asked our concierge at the Sofitel Hotel where we could go for a true Buenas Aires Steak experience. Without any delay he said that we must try Las Lilas. A simple ride over and beautiful location at the site of their redone area along the riverside. Much like every other city is doing. Restaurants. apartments, shops and lots of young people enjoying themselves. We walked inside this beautiful Steakhouse and elected to sit outside where we could enjoy the beautiful view and atmosphere in lovely warm weather. Let me be frank.... Walking into a beautiful Michelin restaurant is pretty much the same around the world. You walk in with a smile and high expectations. Right here in the beginning I will say that the team and service was impeccable from the beginning. Flawless in my opinion. They came over in introduced themselves while bringing us some water, cheesy bread and taking our drink order Appetizers: Three styles of tomatoes. Selection of cheeses from their very complete collection. Main items: 16oz PIcahna steak (shared) Fried Potatoes (shared) Of course the wine was Malbec which paired so perfectly with all the amazing food. I am not going to go through each item other than saying everything was 'over the top' delicious. My friend said to me that once you've had Buenas Aires Beef you'll never forget the amazing flavor. Even through my wife likes her meat more on the well side, it retained the tenderness and unbelievable flavor. There is definitely a reason that a place like this become a Michelin Restaurant. Cabaña Las Lilas is flawless and judging from the look on the faces of the other diners around us.... They thought so too. Please see the pictures I added. Many people shared as the portions are very generous. KUDOS to the team at Cabaña Las Lilas

This was recommended by a local friend and was great. The setting along the waterfront was…read morebeautiful, and the service was attentive and refined. The steaks were high quality and consistently well-prepared. It felt more formal than some neighborhood parrillas. A great choice if you want a scenic, elevated dining experience in Buenos Aires.

Came here for lunch on a Monday afternoon. We didn't have a reservation, they had a good crowd, and…read morewe were still promptly seated. Good crowd but not overly loud. This was my first time here but my mom has dined here before when she visited. Our server was a nice gentleman and older. Most of the staff was older and I liked that because I don't see that often when I dine out. Complimentary bread was provided. I did a house red and the server gave me a generous pour; it was deliciously smooth. My mom ordered grilled chicken (it was a huge portion) and a side salad (also pretty large portion). I ordered beef and chicken empanadas. I preferred the beef over the chicken but both were really tasty. The pastry was nice a flaky and the filling inside moist and flavorful. I had four and as I write this review 4 hours later, I'm still full! Definitely a spot to check out if you are in Buenos Aires!

Tried on a recommendation from the hotel concierge and it was okay. We were early and had no…read moreproblem getting a table. We typed out what we wanted on a translator app and we got what we ordered. The complementary bread was very hard and I supposed that could be the style but it wasn't good. We had the olives as the appetizer, which were wonderful. The empanadas were good and the chimichurri that came with it was on point. We split one mixed meat skewer and the meat chunks were huge. More food than we could possible eat. Skip the empanadas and go with the olives and skewer and you'll be full.

Amazing food really authentic as previous reviewer's have said do not judge by the look by the look…read moreof the place. The service is typical China in did you get the food as the chef prepares. The hot and sour soup is one of the best I've had in many years. It oozes of cilantro and there is so much tofu that one could be tempted to make a meal of it only. The greens beans were perfect. The right crunchiness and tenderness when bitten. The burst of Sichuan Pepper gave the bite back as required. I wish I had uncovered this place way before.

Brand, spanking new spot that just opened downtown, I think it opened the second week in February…read more Inside, it looks like an old pub, and they haven't done much in the way of decoration, of any sort. Until recently, it was apparently a small Peruvian restaurant, Angry Fish BA, which I'd never even heard of. I don't think I ever saw the place even open, though their Facebook page was active until last July - maybe it was only open at night. Somewhat extensive menu, and only about 2/3 of the menu is translated from Chinese into Spanish. Why? Because the other dishes are "really traditional" or "too spicy" for Argentines to appreciate. I think these guys will need to adjust that thinking. Why not offer it and see, it doesn't take that much effort to translate the dishes - something I made the waiter do right down the line. [Edit: Revisits over time - they've redone the menu to a multi-page one with pictures, and Spanish translations for almost all the dishes. Strangely, they still reserve one page with maybe 8-9 dishes on it that they don't translate and that are much more obscure dishes - a couple of them excellent!] Potstickers - Really well made lightly crisped dumplings. The filling, pork and chive, and a little underseasoned, though the hot sauce they brought on request was fiery and with a dash of soy sauce, was just perfect. Spicy Pork Belly - This was one of the non-translated dishes. I mean, these days, who doesn't dive into a pork belly dish? Beautifully flavored, sweat-inducing spicy with fresh chilies throughout the dish, and just absolutely delicious blend of slightly sweet pork belly, green onion, peppers, chilies, and Chinese celery. A very happy camper was I. [On those revisits - they have a couple of stunning, spicy chicken dishes - both a bang-on Szechuan peppercorn chicken, and in that untranslated section at the back, a fiery chicken hot pot. Prices have gone up a bit, but not significantly as of early 2018.] And, fairly reasonable - both dishes plus a bottle of water and tip came in at 375 pesos, or $24. The place is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week, which is unusual for that neighborhood, but gives a great option for those who like "real" Chinese food.

Güerrín is the best margarita pizza I've had thus far! The cheese is very flavorful and the…read moretomatoes are cooked just right. I highly recommend if you're in B.A. to try the pizza! The flan comes with dulce de leche and is absolutely delicious!

Glad I tried Argentine pizza, but to be honest, it's not for me. Guerrin came highly recommended…read more It reminded me of a deconstructed Chicago style deep dish pizza. We ordered the classic. One thing that was obvious, very little crisp. The ham, and onion combo was interesting, the caramelized onions were the highlight of the bite. Overall, not a fan but to each his own.

Came here for lunch , only place available was at the bar. Ordered the prawn and avocado dish and…read moreblack sea bass. Both dishes were excellent and delicious. Also had a glass of wine. Bar tender was friendly and super helpful.

Food and service were wonderful! Location was perfect and within walking distance from our hotel.read more

I absolutely love this place. While many of my favorites have come and gone over the years, this…read moreone has stayed and continues to provide great steaks. While this place has been here since 1962, the first time I came was in 1993. I love it here because it is a classic, old-school restaurant, between the decor, the waiters and the grill as you walk in. The service has gone downhill a bit over the last couple of years, but I find that if you connect with your waiter when you finally get him to your table, he will check on you more often. They have a great wine list as well. The steaks are some of the best I have had, and I love that they bring your steak on a steel plate over a charcoal fire- do not let them take the grill- I love putting the fat on there to render away and then ladle it over my steak- so much better than butter! The fries are to die for, as is the Morcilla- so good and creamy- if you like that! I am usually too full for dessert, but I recently had their ice cream- so good and creamy!

Wanted Argentinian BBQ and this restaurant was near our hotel and had good reviews so we stopped in…read morefor lunch. Thank goodness for Goggle Translate, we were able to fully understand the menu and communicate with our waiter. The restaurant is very authentic and has an open grilling area for client viewing. Order ribs and the wife ordered chicken. The meals came with fries. Both meals were excellent. They accepted credit cards.

Beware! We booked a…read moretable for three at Sotto Voce while staying in Como over Easter 2025. As it turned out, we were unable to go because our son was unwell. We cancelled online, as that is how we'd made our booking (although we never actually received a confirmation from the restaurant). Two days later, we saw that we'd been charged €300 by the restaurant as a late cancellation fee. After taking this up with the restaurant and our credit card company, we were informed that buried in the small print in the restaurant's booking terms is a €100 per person late cancellation charge. Yes, you read that right. €100 per person! Our party was two adults and an 11 year old. Still they charged us €300. Now, aside from the fact we would never have spent €300 on a meal at this place, and that we don't feel this 'penalty' charge was made clear when we booked, how is it reasonable to charge that much? We are now pursuing the matter through the Italian consumer watchdog, the Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato. Book a table at this place at your peril.

Gourmet food with excellent service. They bring out fantastic complementary bread to start with…read moreseveral delicious dipping sauces. All pastas are fresh

I'm in Buenos Aires and visited Happening Restaurant--and it was fantastic! I had the ribeye steak,…read morewhich was perfectly cooked and incredibly flavorful. We also tried the grilled fish, and it was fresh, tender, and delicious. The service was excellent, and the location is perfect. Overall, a wonderful dining experience. Highly recommended.f

This restaurant was recommended to us. Space is huge and ambiance is nice and romantic. There's…read moreoutdoor seating and with its location in Puerto Madero, we couldn't resist sitting outside. Our server is very friendly. And even if he spoke very little English, we enjoyed the experience. We ordered the tomahawk for two. It was a huge piece and it got me worried how we will be able to finish it. First, the tomahawk was not trimmed as well as I expected. Therefore there were big fatty parts and tendon parts. Secondly, there's not much seasoning to it so it tasted too oily. In short, quality was a bit off. Without chimichurri or salsa criolla and not much seasoning, I didn't appreciate the big piece of meat.

New Chinese restaurant opened for less than 2 months. So new that there are no signs outside! Great…read moreentrees, but menu is hand written in Chinese. My favorites include the tomato egg soup, stir fry egg plants, sauté lettuce, and Kung pao chicken. All goes really well with rice. I got the life story from the mom and pop of this restaurant. Food comes out slow since only pop is the cook while the wife monitors out front, but I've learned that for the Argentinan culture, meals last a long time.

Old Beijing: wow! What can I say the reviews and the food did not disappoint. They actually had hot…read moreand sour soup that tasted good. First, you never see that on a menu out here and 2nd if you so it's a weak attempt. I'm not saying it's the best I ever had; however it was a good attempt and they brought me a quite sizable bowl. I think it could have easily been shared between 4 people. The place is small maybe 9 tables and seemed to be run by an elderly Asian couple. Sweet as can be and she cooked up a heck of a kung pao Chicken. The best Asian food I've had since I left the states. Easily a 5 star rating by any standards. If you're in the mood for Chinese food I'd aim to get over to Old Beijing. Huge bowl of soup, main course with rice $700 pesos.

This place is near my hotel and I walked by it several times as I went to my "favorite"…read moresteakhouses, but one evening, I decided to try it because I was close and it was late. We got here at 9:30 and the place was packed, but there was a couple leaving and we got that table. The place is small, cramped and bright, but very popular among the locals. We ordered Empanadas, ribeye and lamb, as well as a nice bottle of Malbec. Service was great, the place was loud and boisterous and I felt like a local! The empanadas were some of the best I have had, steak was cooked perfectly and the salad great! I will definitely come back here again!

the food was overall pretty good. I loved the house Malbec and for only 6 dollars it was worth it!…read moreThe steak was also great and was super cheap. Other dishes not worth getting we got a few others and they were underwhelming. Stick with the steak and wine!