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Argentina Travel Tips: Best Buenos Aires Restaurants
Walk down the streets of Palermo or Recoleta in Buenos Aires, and you may think you're in a charming European city, and not the capital of Argentina. Early pioneers to South America brought with them their demanding tastes and cultural values, which heavily influenced the Latin American country. On a South America tour, you'll find no other place so enchanted with a fine glass of wine, a thick steak, and good company. Porteńos, as natives of Buenos Aires are known, are often seen enjoying a steak asado in local restaurant, nibbling a pollo empanada at an outdoor cafe, or downing drinks at a late night club. Here are some insider's tips on where to go when you want to eat out in Buenos Aires.
For fine dining, head to the Hernan Gipponi Restaurante tucked inside the Hotel Fierro
in the Palermo district. This gourmet restaurant, true to any self-respecting Argentinean restaurant, pours excellent wines, as well as a fine selection of Pisco sours. The prawns and other seafood entrees have received rave reviews, and the ambiance only bolsters the dining experience. A great way to enjoy a night out on the town during a Buenos Aires tour.
The Palermo district is known for its boutique hotels, shops, and restaurants, so if Hernan Gipponi is booked, just cruise the streets looking for more restaurants and chances are you'll find a world-class dining spot. Crizia, is an excellent option if you're looking for seafood, which is another Argentinean specialty. This Buenos Aires restaurant boasts great cocktails, great oysters, and great service. The cathedral ceilings soar; the ambiance is to die for.
Pampa Picante, meaning Spicy Field, is also located in the Palermo district, and this is the Buenos Aires restaurant to check out if you want traditional Argentinean beef done right. The bife de chorizo is always cooked to perfection, especially when washed down with a glass of red wine. It's enough to entice you back on another South America vacation.
Yerba mate is a distinctively South American drink. A tea made with yerba leaves, the drink has a natural caffeine dosage and is reputed to have many healing properties. Porteńos drink it compulsively – if you visit a Porteńo home, you most likely will be offered a cup of yerba mate. After sipping yerba mate and indulging in a steak, you'll want to extend your Argentina vacation – or come back again soon.
About the Author
This mouth-watering Buenos Aires restaurants article about Argentina Tours was written by a South America Tours expert at SouthAmerica.Travel.
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