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Guten Bier

3.9 (18 reviews)
ModerateSpanish, Tapas Bars, Bars
Open • 5:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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Outdoor seating
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Sagardi Argentina

Sagardi Argentina

4.2(42 reviews)
16.5 km•San Telmo
•$$$

Argentina is [in]famously the most European country in South America. This happens when its people…read moreare 60% Italian, 10% Basque, and the remainder "assorted European" ... and when it's undergone a wholesale eradication of indigenous populations! One of the more minor implications of the above is that eating Basque tapas ("pintxos," named for the toothpick skewering each item atop a slice of bread) in Buenos Aires is not very strange at all. Sagardi counts as a "nicer" restaurant, especially set on a quiet street against this historic, grungy neighborhood. The cavernous interior is all straight lines and smooth wood tones. The most visible feature is exactly what it should be: a very long bar with plates upon plates of neatly arranged pintxos. Grab yourself a clean plate and choose whatever, refill whenever. When it's time for the check, the number of toothpicks on your plate will be counted up. As a concept, pintxos are more of a before-dinner nibble than a true meal... but we definitely made a meal of it here. On a quiet Sunday at 11pm, around 15 varieties of pintxo were set out (for a larger variety, come earlier!): several with whitefish or smoked salmon (typical for the pro-seafood Basque palate), and some Spanish ones like tortilla, croqueta, and jamon. My favorites were sundried tomato topped with brie, and one that involved a giant orb of mascarpone covered in fresh berry jam. Delicious. From 6-8pm Mondays - Fridays, they run an "after work" deal where 2 pintxos + 2 glasses of wine are a reasonable 100 pesos. Every other time, each pintxo is 20 pesos. And any glass of wine, regardless of the bottle price, is 50 pesos! The wine list is long and 50 pesos is a decent deal, so skip the bottle and try out whatever you can. Looks like their house brand is Uco. Worth a visit? Absolutely - the pinxtos here were delicious and just plain fun. And it's a Basque spot, but still feels wholly Argentinean.

Came here for tapas and it absolutely did not disappoint! The tapas, especially the hot ones, were…read moresuper delicious and so affordable as well. I would definitely recommend coming here for a dinner and stay for amazing food and wine!

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Guten Bier - spanish - Updated November 2026

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