The theme and ambiance here is unmatched. You can see from the name of the restaurant to all the interior decorations they love the Perón family. The empanadas were absolutely delicious. Perfectly cooked and learned from a friend you're supposed to give the empanadas a light shake to get all the inner juices going. The meat and cheese empanada was my favourite. Ordered the ossobuco (one of their recommended dishes) as my main and it did not disappoint! You cannot get this quality for this price anywhere in the US. Ossobuco with polenta was about $12 USD and I'd go back and eat it weekly if I could. Go check this place out! read more

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Regardless of how you feel about Peron, the food here speaks for itself. I've found complexity in their flavours that I haven't quite experiences in the average Argentinian cuisine. To start, the empanadas are absolutely delicious and I highly recommend them. The menu otherwise was quite rich. We got the Milanesa, and the Ossobuco on polenta. I found the Milanesa to be a touch on the greasier side than I am used to, but it was delicious! And the Ossobuco on polenta was quite rich, especially with the bone marrow - I had a hard time finishing this, but I highly recommend it. The portions are quite large, so sharing dishes is probably not a bad idea. I am also pleasantly surprised by the cocktail scene of Argentina, especially Buenos Aires! There was a spicy version of a Negroni on the menu that the staff warned me about but I kind of took it as "they probably mean it's a strong drink" But NOPE - it is actually spicy! As a spice lover this was really interesting, but not for everyone. The ambiance of the dining area was quite interesting with photographs and memorabilia. If I had one little advice for the restaurant, maybe fix up the bathrooms a little bit. Peron Peron captures the essence of Buenos Aires in a way that may be a bit controversial, but the food is definitely worth the trip! read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - Chicken Empanada + Ossobuco Empanada - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

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Great experience!! The food was delicious. The empanadas are fried and the best I've had here in BA. We had quite a few different meals all were recommended and delicious. Drinks were great. The bartender waited on us because there were a lot of us English speaking people, but he was kind of rude to our Spanish guide. Food was all very hearty and a little different than the meat and fritas everywhere else read more

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A place for tourists and Peronistas. Where the food is abundant, the decor nostalgic and the staff political. Tshirts, menu items, murals and tons of references to Juan Domingo Peron. At one point the Marcha peronista blasts out and some like myself mouth the words to a song that has become sinónimo with Buenos Aires. Pricey but not for tourists at all. Prepared well and plated satisfying all those points we enjoyed the food . read more

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Great place to dinner. Plenty of options with good argentinian dishes like "milanesa", very typical of the city. We enjoyed the experience along with friends and spent a lovely evening read more

We enjoyed our experience at Peron Peron RestoBar. We came here during lunch time (American standards) and clearly we were alone because Argentines eat at different times compared to Americans lol. This is totally fine because we had the place to ourselves. The place is decorated in all sorts of Eva Peron memorabilia and photos which was super cool - the reason why I wanted to come here because I like Eva Peron. The empanada was awesome so definitely get that! We also ordered milanesa and some time of steak in sauce with polenta. Wow the portions here are large so it is definitely a family style so try to share! The prices were reasonable and I recommend coming here if you are wanted to experience a different place and/or a themed restaurant. read more

A legendary in Buenos Aires, highly recommend you to check it out while you visit: it might seem a bit touristy because it's the only place dedicated to the Peron family, there are a lot of pictures of both of them. There are also a lot of writings on the wall you can look, most of them are peoples opinions in different languages The food on the other hand, wow, it's amazing. And amazingly cheap. Don't be surprised that your bill came out so little, the waiter said it's normal price the Palermo are tourist price this is what real Buenos Aires people can afford. I had Osobuco Braseado (veal shank) for $12 or if you exchange money it's basically half price. The portion is huge, i had one dish was super full. The meat falls off the bone, and so juicy and flavorful. It's a must have dish Service was great I was the only one at 7pm because I eat early. And the waiter speaks fluent English, the only one actually can have a proper talk without a problem in four days in BA. My fault that I don't speak Spanish. read more

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Very cute little eatery! We were pleasantly surprised with the friendly and welcoming service here. Our waiter mercifully spoke English-and handed us an English menu. He also took the time to recommend a perfect Malbec to go with our empanadas and Osso Bucco. My husband had the Milanese-which was perfectly cooked and topped with a fried egg. Everything was delicious! Highly recommend! read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - Bife Milanese - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

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Reservations are recommended but we came early, before 8pm on a Thursday, and had no issue being seated without reservations. This place was made known to me through Bourdain and I am sure glad I gave this place a try. Excellent service, excellent meal. The restaurant is casual yet wonderfully decorated with Evita art. We started off with their fresh bread with a cilantro aioli. I actually am not a fan of the bread in Buenos Aires but this was an exception. Super soft on the inside and slightly crisp on the outside. Flavoring was great! Pair it with the aioli and you can't stop eating! Entrees: Empanadas - Personally I think it was the best empanadas I had in Buenos Aires. We tried one of each including cheese, carne and osso bucco. The crust was super flakey, hot. The stuffing of the empanada were just as delicious. The whole combination was really good, both in texture and flavor. Paku - Fish relative of the piranha. It was a delicious white fish. The fillet is huge and for 500 pesos, it was well worth it. It easily could be shared between 4 people. It came with arugula and roasted potatoes. The fish itself was tender with rock salt on top of it which was great! Tasted very fresh, no fishy taste. Osso Bucco - The lamb was fall off the bone on a cloud of mashed potatoes. Meat was nicely seasoned and mashed potatoes had a good taste to it too. I wasn't sure if we got the right dish because it seemed everyone got the lamb shank but regardless, still a great choice. This place is cash only so don't forget those pesos! read more

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Red House was a great Malbec. Gustavo our waiter was very attentive. The Peronista historical ambience is impressive...especially coming right after being at the Evita Museum read more

This restaurant and its atmosphere lived up to the hype. The food and service were great and we enjoyed the regular outbreak of songs and clapping during our meal. I had the Osso Bucco with mashed potatoes and it was OUTSTANDING! Great value and a fun place to start our Buenos Aires adventure. read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - Osso Bucco with mashed potatoes - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Loved the feel and ambiance of this restaurant. Staff was so nice and friendly and food was great. We loved they blasted the Peron Peron song and everyone would clap along. Food was pretty good. read more

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Quirky bistro atmosphere, food is hot or miss. Empanadas are great, cannelloni delicious, Portuguese meatballs weak choice. Service is ok but needed to be hailed for everything. Would go back and order something else. read more

With deep roots in Argentine counterculture, this is a trendy restaurant in Palmero that is worth a visit. Admittedly, my friend and I arrived around 6pm one day (we were hungry okay... we know that dinner generally starts later) so the place was more empty but as we were wrapping up with our meal, more people started to trickle in. You can tell that it's a poppin spot in its prime. I recommend this spot for the following reasons: 1. Empanadas. Always. 2. Huge portion size, great price. 3. Extensive menu. 4. Stay trendy. Always. This is also a place in BA that is open earlier than usual dinner spots, take advantage of it! read more

One of my favorite meals in BA/Argentina. The restaurant is quirky but fun. The food is amazing. The service is bad but we were probably some of the last customers and I don't think they cared about serving us. -Wine was great -Prices were amazing for the quality -Empanadas were tasty - osso bucco and buffalo -Provoleta was my favorite in BA -Pastel bondiola was amazing. -Lamb osso bucco, amazing. A must stop if I return to BA read more

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This local spot is a fantastic addition to any Buenos Aires stay. The ambiance is really fun with pictures lining the walls including many with the Peróns. This place and its connection to the Peróns is also accented by the political Perón song that comes on occasionally, usually leading to a lot of chanting throughout the restaurant. This is definitely a fun and unique vibe to experience during the stay. I recommend looking up the history of the Peróns to understand & connect to the place even more. As for the food, this was one of the best sets of meat I had during my visit to Buenos Aires. They also had incredible hearty portions too. Come with a big group and an empty stomach to share their great meat options. read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - Top left was the ribs, my favorite dish I sampled. The bottom was a parilla which was huge, shareable, and so good. - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

So much fun and great food!! We had a large party and every single person loved the food, drinks and service!

The food and the service was very good. The atmosphere was kitschy which contributed to the overall experience. read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - Empanadas and Osso Buco with sangria - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Loved this place as it is very original quick service and very friendly staff. The ambiance politically charged but makes for a very interesting view and read. Great creative plates. If by yourself ask for a seat at the bar....both bartenders chefs are nice and entertaining conversations to be had. One of then was the manager I guess. Great value portion quality and flavor. I will be back every chance I get. read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - Great skirt steak and salad - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

I think this was my favorite restaurant in all of BA! You cannot leave the city without trying this place at least once for dinner, TRUST ME! The food was your typical Argentine cuisine, but more comfort food-esk. We started with the empanadas which were very small but AMAZING - I wish we had gotten 100 of them, literally. I wanted to take them home to America with me but I was talked out of it (still wish I did). For mains, we got the ossobucco with the polenta, and the pastel de bondiola y batata. WOW everything was amazing I couldn't stop talking about the food for the entire trip. The vibe at the restaurant is also awesome. It is decorated really cool, and is a tribute to the former president and his wife, Peron and Peron. Every now and then the entire restaurant and bar stops and sings this chant to the president, and it is really fun and exciting. Definitely an awesome restaurant, both in food an in environment. MUST TRY! read more

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This place proves that Argentinian restaurants can indeed satisfy a gluten-free pescetarian! We started by sharing the artichoke tortilla, which was so good! It almost seemed like an artichoke frittata. For the main course, I ordered the pacu fish, which was a huge portion that I was able to share. It came with potatoes and some tomatoes stuffed with capers. I also ate some of the sweet potatoes that accompanied the dish that my friends ordered and they were so good! As for the dessert...all dietary rules went out the window when I saw the flan. It has sea salted dulce de leite and a creamy whipped cream and it is divine! I said I was 'having only one bite'. That was impossible. The ambiance here is so cool. It is fun and hip and people are just having a blast. It is loud but not overwhelming. Loud enough to get you in the mood to do something lively after dinner. It is fun to be let in on the little traditions that the bar has, like banging on the table when the Peronism anthem comes on. The owner/head chef came and chatted with us and is so friendly and awesome. He really attempts to create a friendship with his customers, and it is noticeable and appreciated :) Great wine list! Our waiter picked out a nice Malbec for us. I highly recommend this place if you are in BA. read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - Flan maravilhoso! - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Even if you aren't a Peron fan, come in here to gawk at the eccentric collection of Peron memorabilia collected by the owner and catered to by the chef, offering menu items in Peron themes. The empanadas are the Southern crispier fried versions with a collection of different ingredients to chose from. The three cheese, beef and chicken and of course the obligatory vegetable option. I am not a huge meat fan, but the osso bucco option was quite delicious with such a generous portion I barely finished a third of it and I was already full. Make sure you come early to get a table or call in advanced for a reservation. If you are a quick and early eater, there's space for you between 7-10pm. Usually reserved tables take up the whole night but might not start until late evening. read more

Excellent restaurant. Came on a Wednesday before it was too late and got a seat without a reservation. Great mix of locals and tourists. Fantastic atmosphere. Good value for the quality of food. My only gripe is that all the reviews said they do not accept credit cards, so I busted my butt trying to find an ATM to get cash late at night. But when I finally got to the restaurant, a table of foreigners paid by card! So bring cash, but if you don't have any, their credit card machine will probably magically work again. read more

While I was in buenos Aires I was told I needed to experience the cuisine at this restaurant. Definitely Best Of The Best!!!... The atmosphere is very chill until they play the peronista anthem that turns everyone into a passionate chant. The food is beyond amazing. I started with an osobuco empanada that was delish, followed by pastel de papa (mashed potatoes filled with all kinds of meats) and finally flan with dulce de levee for dessert. To die for! This was a very unique experience and definitely recommend it if you're in the area. The price to me seemed relatively fair since the food and customer service was one of the best I've received. read more

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Vintage grungy decor with old school rock as background - fell in love with the first step! The food was also amazing, especially the ossobuco with polenta . Waiters are not the most attentive ones but the food and atmosphere makes up for it. I definitely recommend it!!!! read more

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Let me start by saying that this is the best place ever. Not only is the food amazing but so is the SERVICE. I am Soo tired of shitty South American service and this was the only place that gave me the best service I had ever experienced in South America. I would 100 percent recommend the empanadas. I tried the lamb and the cow stomach both were tender, juicy and delicious. For my entree I got the cow leg braised for 6 hours over polenta and it was to die for. This plate was the most expensive entree on the menu and it was 185 pesos or $14.00 U.S. Dollars. I cannot recommend this place enough. Best place in BA to eat so far during this trip!! read more

First of all when you look at the Yelp page of this establishment the main picture is so unappealing - bunch of people drinking and posing for a photo. This restaurant now has a vibe of a drink hole. I bookmarked this page two years ago but always chose other places over this one because of this damn picture. Finally today I decided to give it a try. Walked in at 8:15pm, few tables are occupied. I ordered : - osso bucco empanada - lamb shank with mashed potatoes - small carafe of house wine I wanted the lentil stew, but they were out. But it did read pretty delicious: pork belly, chorizo, jamon... Anyway my empanada was pretty good. I liked that it was smaller than regular size so you still can enjoy your meal and not feel stuffed. The lamb shank was a lot! But tasted good; meat was falling off the bone. The atmosphere is very warm, feels like this place has grown into its shoes. It's not a designer venue, it's someone's heart here. Solid, heavy, wooden furniture. Candlelight. Soft overhead lights too over each table. My friend is flying in tomorrow from Miami, I m going to take him here. My meal with tip was about 425 ARS ($30 USD as of November 2016) read more

What a wonderful little find! We are from the U.S. and used Yelp to check out a few restaurants in our Airbnb neighborhood, but didn't really choose one specifically. So we headed out (in the pouring down rain). I wanted to stop at the first one we saw, but hubby said we should tough it out to get to Peron Peron. Boy was I glad we did! The place is dark and candlelit (note: the chairs are mostly very low and at 47/53 we were the oldest folks in the joint). There are pictures and notes about Eva Perón lining the walls. At one point a song came on and everyone in the place started singing! They only had one server who spoke much English (my Spanish is barely passable but he insisted on helping us in English). He attended to our every need. We took the waiter's suggestion (I wish I remembered his name!) and I had the Osso Buco, my husband had the steak and we shared a delicious Malbec (is there any other kind in Argentina??). All of this for $520 pesos! It was SO MUCH food and all of it was SUPERB. We got there at 8:30, which is on the early side for BsAs, so by 10pm when we left the place was packed. I would recommend going early (especially if you are from the U.S. and you are used to eating earlier). This was a wonderful place with kind, attentive service. I hope someday we'll get to come back! read more

At first when I heard about this place I was very skeptical... But thank Peron and Eva up above, this place is great. Tasty stews, regional food, empanadas, everything is so good and at a reasonable price. You can get sauced on their cocktails made from typically Argentine liquors or have the Justicialista wine served out of a penguin. There's also a cool surprise but I imagine everyone's given that away by now. Great decor without going over kill kitschy. Viva Peron! read more

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Average food and service so poor that it is almost laughable. The skirt steak was so salty I couldn't eat it. The empanadas are highly rated but only OK, there are much better ones available close by. The staff whilst we were there, from 7-8pm seemed more concerned about preparing for the guests that had yet to arrive than those currently seated. They were rushing around the place preparing tables whilst ignoring people at tables. It wasn't just us, the couple next to us patiently waited approx 20mins to get their bill. We asked for wine that never arrived, and couldn't get any attention to repeat the request. We asked for the bill and one member of staff shouted at another to get it, we had to ask again 15mins later. When it arrived 10mins after that we were pointedly told that the tip wasn't included, it certainly wasn't earned. read more

ROACHES! If you dislike roaches you should not eat here. Our waiter was very nice and moved us to another table once she realized that there were roaches. Two small ones crawled on our table. Worst part, It wasn't only that, sadly, as the ambiance of the place is quite nice. We ordered something from their menu and they "ran out", so we had to change our order. We ordered pork and although it had flavor the cut was all fat and chewy. Then our waiter spilled water all over my husband's jeans and they still charged for it, cherry on top. They didn't take anything off the check for any of these incidents, they only offered a free desert. We were very disappointed. Sloppy service, not so great food and roaches...from so many amazing options in Buenos Aires, would you risk it? read more

The food here was the best we had in Buenos Aires. There people spoke English and were extremely nice, inviting and accommodating. You must try their sanGria it's the best I have ever had in my life. Also the tender loin and the ossobucco are the best!! Their beef empanadas are to die for. They also have wifi and great personalities. Fresh squeezed orange juice is a winner too. Definitely come to this place if u have the time. read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - Really amazing empanadas and service. They speak English too!!! - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Some of the tastiest food I ate in Argentina. The restaurant is a bit strange (including a shrine to Eva Peron, and locals who start singing and clapping when a certain song about her played). The names of the cocktails are also related to people/things in that time. However, service was great, drinks were strong, and the food was delicious. Had the empanadas (best I had in Argentina) as well as one of the local stews. Note: MAKE SURE TO TAKE CASH read more

My Yelpers did not lead me astray here! This was probably one of the best restaurants I've been to in Buenos Aires, and definitely the best Argentinean one. Peron Peron is in the trendy Palermo area and it definitely fits in with its kitschy seating and decor. The service wasn't that great, but the food was truly spectacular and a welcome break from the meat heavy Argentinean menus. I had a lentil stew with sausage that I still think about today and my dinner companions really enjoyed their Portuguese meatballs and mushrooms. Definitely recommend this restaurant if you're in town! read more

Peron Peron has a really nice ambiance, its lit by candles and soft light, its perfect for a quiet dinner that will provide you with a great opportunity to enjoy traditional Argentinian food. We tried the empanadas and we highly recommend them. They are delicious. Also we had the Bife that was perfect, for desert we had the flan with dulce de leche and it was great. The staff is very friendly and Gonzalo the owner is very attentive to the quality of ingredients, and the quality of service. We had a great meal and also a great time at Peron, Peron. Its a great experience to really enjoy an authentic Argentinian meal. read more

My fiancé + I had a great dinner here. The sangria is delicious, served in a penguin pitcher + a decent bang for your buck compared to the other drinks on the menu. We could have made a meal out of the empanadas alone, but we also ordered Shepherd's pie + Portuguese meatballs (both very tasty). Service was pretty slow considering we were the first people in the place (right at 6pm when they opened) but not rude. Love the vibe of this restaurant + spent our evening learning a little more about Argentine politics Next time I'd come back just for the sangria + empanadas! read more

Peron Peron most certainly exceeded this group of travelers expectations for an exquisite meal. There were 6 of us who dined here and we each ordered something different to share with the rest of the table. As this restaurant is quite popular, it's highly recommended to call ahead of time and put your name down to reserve a table, where the wait tends to be a bit shorter than what they normally tell you. I personally ordered the Osso Buco, which I thought was divinely prepped and cooked. The meat fell off the shear bone and was extremely tender. My friends and family also ordered various steaks and soup dishes that complimented one another to be shared over a glass of malbec and sangria. If you are local, I highly envy your proximity to this hip and trendy Palermo restaurant. If you are traveling in the area and want a nicely cooked meal with a fun atmosphere, make sure to stop by! Just be sure to bring cash! read more

My wife and I love this place; traveling through Buenos Aires from Petaluma, California, USA on our honeymoon. Ignacio (Nacho) is a great bartender, makes delicious cocktails, is very knowledgeable, and speaks excellent English. Great vibe! Tasty empanadas. So much fun!! read more

Perón Perón RestoBar - ¡Evita Perón siempre vivo! - Argentine Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

great authentic Argentinian bar / restaurant. wonderful atmosphere and excellent service. highly recommended