We were shopping at the Sunday San Telmo market and my friend said we had to stop here. Talk about a mad house! But we were able to find a table for five. Our server was great. Despite our poor ability to speak Spanish and our server's limited English, we were able to get our orders in and correct. First, the French fries. I am a sucker for a good French fry. I think these might have been the best fries I have ever had. Served hot and perfectly crispy but fluffy on the inside. Yum. I ordered the Picanha sandwich and that was my mistake. It was good--a little on the chewy side but flavorful. I wish I had gone with the traditional Choripan. My friend got the Chori and it looked sooo good. Next time. I hope to be back in BA again and will definitely revisit Choripaneria! read more

Was really looking forward to trying one of these sandwiches ... but it was bland :( Service was GREAT - very friendly. Loved the bar top seating! But the food was a little disappointing.... Would I go back - probably not. read more

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Despite the madness that is San Telmo market, and the countless excellent food options, Choripaneria is worth the hustle. This has to be one of the better Choripans we've had during our visit, with some excellent options. We got the Criollo to share and a pint of lager, and it was the perfect bite! Portions are pretty decent and since we were eating our way through San Telmo, we needed to save space. Seating is madness, but they do have a couple tables aside from the counter seating, and there are staff serving those areas. Highly recommend going outside of peak hours if you want a proper seat, but they turn over pretty fast. read more

This one exceeded my expectations and lived up to the hype. Choripaneria was amazing. We sat at the bar, ordered two. The traditional was my favorite, primarily due to the chorizo and chimnichuri. The bread was OK unremarkable. read more

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We were walking around the market and this place appealed to us because of the vibe. Sat at the bar and my husband ordered one of the choripans and he said it was delicious. We got a few beers and it was fun to people watch as well. Service was great - I got a glass of wine initially and did not like it. No questions asked and it was taken off the bill. Nice place to stop by for lunch read more

When in Argentina, you have to try a choripán, the beloved sausage sandwich that's practically a national treasure. The name is a clever blend of chorizo (sausage) and pan (bread), and it's as straightforward as it is delicious: grilled sausage on crusty bread, usually topped with chimichurri and other flavorful accompaniments depending on the version. What makes choripán special to Argentina isn't just the ingredients -- it's the ritual. It's a staple at fútbol matches, street corners, and weekend asados. It's fast, satisfying, and deeply woven into the culture. La Chorripanería is a cozy little choripán place tucked into the San Telmo Market. It can get busy, so be patient - it's worth the wait. I ordered the classic choripán and a local beer, and both were excellent. I've had something called a "choripán" once in the U.S., which turned out to be an Italian sausage on a French roll, so I wasn't sure what to expect here, but this was the real deal, and it blew me away. The grill is wood-fired, which adds a beautiful depth of flavor to the sausage. It's a great spot to sip a cold beer, savor an authentic choripán, and watch the masters at the grill doing their thing. The energy is casual but full of life, just like San Telmo itself. Don't miss this place. read more

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This spot is located in San Telmo Market. It was super busy, so we got a sandwich to go. We chose the Patagónico, which had lamb sausage, arugula, sun dried tomatoes, and mushrooms. It was surprisingly good. The lamb sausage had a good flavor. It was a little on the salty side, but still enjoyable read more

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Cool vibe. Very nice wait staff. They offered to keep our waters in the fridge while we ate so it doesn't get warm. We came for the sausage. The sausage was great. Omg, the picsna sauce on it was amazing read more

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So good no words to explain, great friendly service and lots of choripan options. Go try and stop the madness

Cool little pop-up located near the middle of the market. Came here early while they were still prepping and they look to have the best set up so we decided to eat here. Now this place seems to fill up very quickly. We came an hour before they open and they already had two people sitting down, waiting to be served. We walked around the market, came back to find most of the seats filled up and luckily there was one left for me . This was 20 minutes before they opened and the line got worse after that so forewarn to get here early especially on the weekend. Food Food was amazing. This elevated style of a Choripan was absolutely delicious. I ordered the gaucho, but they had ran out of cheese, and I forgot what version of the Chori they recommended. Either way it was delicious. Well cooked and all the flavors worked in harmony. Their sauces were also very good, chimichurri on point as well as the other sauce. Unfortunately, they didn't have any hot sauce there. All of Argentina will be lacking in hot sauce as I later found out. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place to anyone traveling here. The people are friendly enough, they will serve you beer before the shop opens. And be prepared to be amazed. They are quite filling though, so I wouldn't recommend spreading it with somebody if not go to town on one enjoy. read more

Choripaneria - Forgot which chori but delicious - Steakhouses Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

The market was packed and we were lucky to snag two seats. We ordered two pints of imperial beer and they were ice cold and refreshing. My hubby ordered the Diablo sandwich and I ordered the Español. Accidentally they brought out a classic first which my hubby started eating and said it was great but not spicy. They realized their mistake and brought out his correct order with mine. They did not take away the wrong one so he got the best of both. The sausage is delicious and the portion is a good size. I ate the whole thing and I would do it again. Service was very friendly. read more

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Came here for lunch in a weekend around 2PM, super packed, had to fight to get a table, located inside San Telmo Market. Got the classic choripan, didn't think it was super special nor flavorful. There is red sauce and chimichurri sauce in the table for everyone to have, added more flavor to the sandwich. Prices are fine, 4500 ARS for one and the amount of food is decent. read more

One word! Amazing ! Everything here on the menu you can't go wrong with! The beer is cold and the food is delicious! read more

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My partner and I went here for lunch while we were in Buenos Aires. The food was good, but it rang up to 250 pesos. I handed the server a 500 peso note and he gave us 50 in change. I think he assumed that since we were american we either wouldn't notice, wouldn't care, or wouldn't have enough grasp of Spanish to ask about the missing change. Bad assumption, because I do speak enough Spanish to have caught on, I asked for my money, and then understood what he was saying as he told his coworker that we had asked for the missing 200 pesos which she promptly took out of her pocket instead of the register to give to us. I don't mind tipping, but the employees were blatantly trying to rip off what they assumed to be an unaware foreigners. Shame on them. Anyone who goes here should watch out for this kind of behavior. read more

We tried Choripan in several of the areas in the city, and this location turned out to be the best. Disregard the negative reviews - it seems like people got put off by the time spent waiting, but we didn't find the wait time to be any longer than the other places we visited in Buenos Aires. In addition to buying 3 different sandwiches, we purchased 3 cocktails, all of which were excellent and very well-priced. Additionally, the bartender was patient with our poor Spanish (they had English menus as well), and she helped us make our selections in a friendly and attentive manner. I can strongly stand behind recommending this place. read more

Excellent Choripan! Well worth the trip to San Thelmo. It is located inside the market. If you are in Buenos Aires don't miss it. Avoid Sundays which is the day of the Art Festival because it is packed! So popular you can't get near the bar. read more

The slowest place I've ever been. They took 40 minutes to make a regular choripan and I was waiting for a take away order.