This 2-day itinerary offers a deep dive into Buenos Aires' renowned food and wine scene, perfect for epicureans and oenophiles. From traditional parrillas and historic cafes to interactive culinary experiences and hidden speakeasies, you'll savor the authentic tastes and sophisticated sips of the city. Discover the heart of Argentine gastronomy, ideal for those seeking a delicious and immersive cultural escape.
Rapa Nui, Palermo Soho Gastronomic Walk and 3 more
See the dayCafé Tortoni, Mercado de San Telmo and 3 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Start your day with a delightful taste of artisanal Argentine chocolate and ice cream, a local favorite for a sweet breakfast or coffee.
Multiple locations in Palermo; a perfect spot for a sweet treat or coffee to kick off your morning.
Immerse yourself in Palermo's vibrant culinary scene, discovering boutique cafes, bakeries, and gourmet shops on a leisurely stroll.
Best explored on foot; many unique spots for coffee, pastries, or a light snack; consider a self-guided or local food tour.
Indulge in an iconic Argentine parrillada experience, savoring perfectly grilled, high-quality beef paired with an exquisite wine selection.
Reservations are highly recommended well in advance for dinner; for lunch, try to arrive right at opening to secure a table.
Enjoy a unique wine tasting experience, discovering artisan bread pairings and learning about Argentine viticulture in a cozy setting.
Check their schedule for wine tasting events or workshops; located in Palermo Soho, a short walk from other culinary spots.
Conclude your day at one of the world's best bars, hidden beneath a flower shop, enjoying innovative cocktails and gourmet small plates.
Reservations are recommended for evening visits; enter through the flower shop; located in Retiro, accessible by taxi or ride-share.
Step back in time and savor a traditional Argentine breakfast in one of Buenos Aires' most iconic and historic cafes, famed for its grandeur.
Arrive early to avoid queues, especially on weekends; located centrally near Plaza de Mayo and easily accessible.
Explore a bustling market filled with antique stalls and diverse food vendors, perfect for sampling local treats, empanadas, and street food.
Best visited on Sundays for the full market experience, but food stalls are open daily; bring cash for small purchases.
Experience the authentic flavors of a classic 'bodegón,' known for its hearty portions of traditional Argentine comfort food in a lively atmosphere.
Expect a bustling atmosphere and potential wait times; a short walk from Mercado de San Telmo; ideal for a traditional lunch.
Deepen your appreciation for Argentine wines with a focused tasting at a local wine shop, discovering hidden gems and regional specialties.
Many small wine shops in San Telmo offer informal tastings; inquire about their selection of boutique wines and expert recommendations.
Participate in a fun, interactive dinner where you learn to make empanadas and enjoy a multi-course meal paired with excellent Argentine wines.
Reservations are essential well in advance due to its popularity; located in Palermo, easily accessible by taxi or ride-share for an evening.
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