Great food and ambiance! Will be there again. Peruvian food…read more- approachable and tasty. Good wine selection

When in Buenos Aires, I have been eating the local food for a while, and I wondered, how's the…read morePeruvian food here? I was walking down Esmeralda and stumbled upon this gem, of course none other by one of the most renowned chefs in Peruvian cuisine, Gaston Acurio. The ambiance was amazing, the service, the lomo saltado was perfect, the papa rellenas reminded me of my grandmothers, and the dessert was TO DIE FOR. Highly recommend this restaurant as a way to dive into Peruvian cuisine...you won't regret it. Also, bring cash to tip, they don't let you add tip to the total of your bill with a credit card.

An astonishing evening with friends at Cabana Villegas in Puerto Madero. This restaurant had a…read morebeautiful vibe and decor. The staff was cordial, hospitable and exceeded all my expectations. We made a reservation for a party of 4, our table was inside and our waiter took phenomenal care of us. Food was delicious, meats were savory, the french fries and salad were great. Fresh ingredients and the potatoes tasted absolutely perfect. Our wine had a smooth flavor that accompanied our dinner perfectly. As for dessert we tried the flan, and the tiramisu as for my dessert the tiramisu was 10/10 perfection! Definitely recommended if you are in Buenos Aires!!

Villegas is situated along the riverside and offers a menu focused on Argentine-grill dishes. It's…read morea bit tourist-centric, since it's open earlier than many other patio restaurants in that area, but the service is welcoming and the menu has something for everyone despite the emphasis on meat. The chimichurri was a little on the bland side, and the pork was drier than expected, but overall we received good service and enjoyed the meal.

A brand spanking new spot for wine tasting here in Recoleta. While primarily a well curated wine…read moreshop, they have a few tables where you can sit and enjoy a glass of wine from a rotating selection opened up each day. With time, there's a promise of a bigger selection available to try by the glass (right now it's 4-6 different wines each day), and the possibility to order a picada, a plate of cheeses and charcuterie, to nibble on while drinking. Open Monday through Saturday from late morning until mid-evening.

Fantastic little wine bar! Great cheese and wine over looking a park. Very wonderful staff!read more

So we've been to Buenos Aires multiple times and this was our first wine tasting experience, booked…read morethrough Viator with 3 wines and apps, it did not disappoint. We were directed to our table for the wine tasting by friendly staff, it was nice because it was just my husband and I. Our sommelier Javier was answered all our questions about Argentinian wines, and patient since both my husband and I were semi new to wines, also it didn't help that my husband was a bit tipsy from being at a brewery before we went for the tasting. The pours for the tasting was more than expected and not sure if it's because it was only two of us but we got a second pour for each type of wine. I ended up tipsy since my husband didn't drink the second pour. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and we bought a bottle recommended by Javier, that we will open for a special occasion soon. Will definitely come back for a romantic dinner next time we're in town, because this restaurant would be a perfect place to have a date, loved the setting, and the numerous types of wines.

Ahhhhhh! A dinner in BA without florescent lighting! This place is lovely. A perfect choice for a…read moreromantic night with your honey! If you're wanting the traditional 'parrilla' experience, keep looking. I loved it though! The service is fantastic. It seemed we had our very own person who looked after us. We started with a foie gras that was out off this world! I couldn't put my finger on a certain taste, until I tried a little dab of the sprinklings on the top. I thought it was shaved truffles, but it was actually a bittersweet chocolate! Never had that combination before, but it totally worked!! The salad was a little random for a Cesar, but we were fairly warned. The steak ( only one on the menu I believe) was outstanding! Evidently, you don't need to dine at a noisy brightly lit parrilla to get a good steak! Ask to see their wine "cellar"! We enjoyed every minute and every bite!

The food and service were wonderful. We liked that they were open earlier for our eating at 7 was…read morenot good for us. They were so accommodating and let us take our time ordering and eating. The Rib Eye Steaks, salad and Providential French Fries were delicious. Cooked exactly as ordered. Know how to order is Spanish how well you want your steak so no mistakes are made. Write down a cheat sheet for the correct word or put it in your phone. Very clean and easy to get a Uber when done. Drinks before dinner were well done and they gave us at n/c an limoncello! Very nice jester.

The asado flavor was delicious and smoky. This was my first time trying it in the Argentina and…read moreit's tasty! I saw reviews online that the portions were large so I asked for a smaller plate but perhaps it was too little. However, with the spinach on the side and bread starter I was pretty full. The spinach was shockingly really good, it also had a slight Smokey flavor that I can't quite place. There were a lot of tourists here, I heard a lot of English speaking guests which was nice thought because the staff here spoke English very well. The service was very good and quick. There are outlets all to charge your devices. Bonus! The staff was very kind in helping me figure out how to exchange USD to Argentinian pesos. I used this cash to get a SUBE card a few blocks down at the lottery store.

Wanted a wine tasting experience while visiting the area. Had the most wonderful learning…read moreexperience at Vinosfera as the wines were exceptional and it felt like I was spending time with friends. We learnt a lot about wines from the different regions in Argentina and lovely cheeses to accompany the wines tasted.

This tasting room was one of our favorite experiences of Buenos Aires! Bert, owner and host, was so…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and welcoming. He spoke both Spanish and English and communicating was easy and fun. The wine tasting was accompanied by three cheeses, breadsticks, olives, peanuts, and a glass of water. At the end of the tasting, you get a glass of your favorite wine from the tasting. What a deal! Don't hesitate to check out Vinosfera if you're in the area - so worth it! Thanks Bert!!

I really enjoyed the seafood spaghetti. They have a nice ambiance and the servers are gracious. I…read morewould recommend coming here and will be back soon. I'm looking forward to trying more things on their menu.

Have been going there several times now during my business trip in Buenos Aires. The lunch menu is…read morerelatively inexpensive for the quality of the food served. Only AR$100 for the simple(without the appetizer) or AR$130 for the complete lunch with an appetizer, choice of beverage, main course, desert and coffee. If you can exchange your dollar with taxi drivers at 1 dollar to 13 pesos, it is a good deal!