Ate here a couple evenings during happy hour when the entire bill is 40% off if complete the meal by 8pm. The quality of the food is good but the happy hour service is minimal due to the rush. The non happy hour may get better service but the price point may not justify the quality. We especially like the salad here besides the meat. The arugula and Cesar salads are very good

Great food, very attentive service. We tried the mushroom risotto, the chorizo, summer salad, and empanadas. They were all fantastic! The patio is beautiful too, very lush. Will definitely be back.

The entire experience was just fantastic! My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The other guests were a fun bunch as well, which made it all the more enjoyable. The cherry on the icing were the chef's/hosts. Augustine, Laura and Valentina. They made the entire experience so much fun. There was not a dull moment the entire time. The rest of the food (which was LOADS!! I recommend going on a very empty stomach 😝) was just delicious and the wines just kept coming. They even taught us common hand gestures in Argentina!! You have to do this if you're in Buenos Aires!!

Beautiful place especially during the day and in Sundays

Really a beautiful and interesting place. In my travels, I never thought I’d visit a cemetery as part of my itinerary, but you can’t miss going here! So many amazing dedications, it’s almost like an outdoor modern art museum. I give it 4/5 stars because some of these poor glass entrances have been broken and one casket was busted - I didn’t look inside 🙄 but someone with a tiny bit of morbid curiosity might actually be able to see a corpse….also, the walkway could use some attention, loose tiles - more of an annoyance for me, but could compromise someone who needs assistance walking. Overall, I enjoyed my visit! Highly recommend!

It is not a bad place for the kids, but when we went (July), it was very hot inside and very busy. The water dispenser was out and you can't buy drinks in there (gotta go into the mall). My 6 yrs old twins had an OK time. They spend most of their time in the supermarket and the playground (2nd floor). If you're in the area, go check it out, but make sure you buy your tickets in advance.

This park is at the same time very relaxing and absolutely bone chilling terrifying. Relaxing because it is a great place where to take a leisurely stroll, take in the views of the Rio de la Plata river, have a picnic on the expansive grass lawns. Terrifying because it is also a monument to the memory of the over 30.000 people fallen during the 7 years of Argentina's dictatorship and state terrorism. You can find seemingly endless walls with the names of those who perished written on them (a similar concept to the wall at the Vietnam memorial in Washington DC, USA) and a series of monuments and statues to remember this awful period in Argentina's recent history. Unfortunately there is very little explanation of what you are seeing, but you can find some info on the artwork and most is very suggestive anyway. Definitely worth a visit, especially if you are unfamiliar with Argentina's period going from 1976 to 1983 as this will make an impression on you, spurring you to learn more about it.

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Manzana de las Lucas (Historical Cultural Complex) The "Manzana de las Luces" also called ‘block of enlightenment’ or ‘Apple of Lights’ is a Historical Cultural Complex located in downtown Buenos Aires near Bolivar Metro station. The complex has some of the city’s oldest buildings such as Baroque San Ignacio church built between 1686 and 1722. It is known as the birthplace of the city's intelligentsia and comprises of old historical buildings, mostly kept in original condition

Manzana de las Lucas (Historical Cultural Complex) The "Manzana de las Luces" also called ‘block of enlightenment’ or ‘Apple of Lights’ is a Historical Cultural Complex located in downtown Buenos Aires near Bolivar Metro station. The complex has some of the city’s oldest buildings such as Baroque San Ignacio church built between 1686 and 1722. It is known as the birthplace of the city's intelligentsia and comprises of old historical buildings, mostly kept in original condition

Such a beautiful place. If you love to be in touch with nature you should visit this place. This place is full of different kinds of roses and other flowers. It is a place to relax and run away from the concrete jungle.

We went there a little misinformed about what the experience would be like. However, still a great place to go for a walk and get away from the city. You're a little removed from the nature but it's a calming environment.

We just knocked around the lobby for a few minutes. Lovely 1922 building with lots of well maintained period detail. We didn’t have time for the guided tour but it seems it would be interesting.

I was walking around in San Telmo and suddenly a storm arrived, so... I went into the museum to find some shelter and it was a great decision. If you see it from outside looks a bit rusty, but inside is a really cool place. The yard is perfect and inside the building everything is new. You will find a great pictures and paintings. I recommend you to visit it. Specially is you are a tourist. You can make a great shot over there. Now there is a football expo with a lot of cool things, you will enjoy it!

Nice little square but nothing super special either. Also many homeless people

San Telmo and Plaza Dorrego in Buenos Aires, Argentina, exude a laid-back and bohemian charm. Wander through the historic neighborhood's cobblestone streets, explore antique shops, and enjoy local tango performances. Plaza Dorrego's Sunday Antique Fair adds a lively touch with its vintage stalls and tango dancers. Embrace the relaxed atmosphere, soak up the artistic vibe, and experience the authentic cultural essence of Buenos Aires in these captivating spots.

The garden had very nice lights and views. There were also a few little shows to watch with technical effects. It was a nice family experience! I just wish it was more interactive. Not much more to do than just look and take pictures.

It was inaugurated on May 23, 1936 and was designed to honor the 400th anniversary of the first foundation of the city of Buenos Aires, in 1541. It is 67.5 meters high, with a staircase with 206 steps and seven landings to reach its viewpoint. I recommend going to visit it.

Beautiful Cathedral! It is definitely worth seeing it! Its architecture is a master piece! It was fantastic to be in the place where Pope Francisco used to be at! Also lovely to the Our Lady Aparecida from Brazil in there! Gorgeous!

Some gallery has English translation. I use Google lens to have some context and history of each objects. It takes time to scan and understand what you’re looking at but for outsiders, understanding its history and culture is important.

A wonderful temple of art for all people. The beauty of the building and the wonderful sound create a magical atmosphere of perfection. One can only enjoy being here. The buildings and interior decoration are just as beautiful as it is pleasant to see people who have come here. These people want to join the great classics and I am pleased to be with them. Thank you!

I am from the UK and are on a 6-weeks tour of South America. Plaza de Mayo is a large square with a lots of fine historical buildings which are kept in good condition. There is a President Palace in this square too with its red bricks construction. There are good transport links to the square such as underground metro as well as buses which come straight to the square from the various parts of the city. I enjoyed my stay in/around the park.👍😎🇬🇧

Great spot for Spanish fare! Delicious veggie and fish options, good wines and good service. The decor is a bit old school and the vibe is a bit more traditional but still worth the meal.

We went by Broccolino one evening wanting to have dinner there and as we walked by we saw that there was a line of people waiting to get in so we went to some other restaurant. Several days later we dropped by around lunchtime and were able to get a table after waiting 2 or 3 minutes. It was so nice not to have to wait a long time to be seated. Our waiter, Walter was excellent! He got special salad made for us that was not even on them menu! The dishes we ordered were delicious! I asked Walter for a glass of the house white wine which was great! We will visit Broccoli no when in Buenos Aires again!

Brunch and Lunch were fantastic! Amazing staff that are very attentive. Highly recommend going and staying at the hotel.

The service was a bit slow and the food came out in stages. Two of us being finished with our meals before the third meal came out. Not pictured were the raviolis (chicken and cheese) which lacked any flavor. The shining star was the lasagna for sure. It was the best I’ve had in a long time here. I would ask for just fileto sauce next time tough. Empanadas were very good. Overall a nice experience. Just a bit slow.

THE BEST FRENCH FRIES I HAVE EVER HAD!!! Crispy on the outside. Light and fluffy on the inside. Everything here was great but the fries were mind blowing. The wine selection is fantastic and the service and hospitality are top notch. Not to miss!

A very enjoyable experience and the food was delicious and cooked to perfection. The staff was very attentive and helpful pairing wines with the separate dishes. Had an opportunity to meet the chef at the end of the evening who was kind and passionate about his work. Highly recommend!

The best dinner I had in Buenos Aires, I never in my life tasted such a delicious meat. I simply loved it, everything perfect.

The service was bad, the waiter was ignoring us and showing arrogance. They kept pushing us to order the most expensive meals. The meat was so dry and tasteless. Do not recommend this place at all.

Well, what can I say about this place. Honestly I visited this restaurant a week ago. I like to dine early so I choose to go there around 7 PM. Nevermind,I got some expectations because this steak house is well known as a top dining in Buenos Aires. Well..I'm afraid to say that it wasn't..service is poor and not really attentive.Our Waiter wasn't attentive at all . Appetizers were good, but the main course was not amazing at all. By means for a restaurant where the average of the cover charge is expensive and most of the guests who visit this restaurant are foreigners..well let me tell you that the entire experience is poor and mediocre. The assistant waiter ( a lady was the only smiling and service attitude) on the restaurant. No Manager around,beef dry and not flavor, not good ambience etc. Personally I don't recommend to visit this restaurant with expectations .

One of the best tasting menus I’ve had in a while! Highly recommend if you’re in BsAs. Every dish was phenomenal and managed to surprise you with amazing flavor and texture experience. Wine pairing was done well!

Such an amazing experience! We went for the 6 course taster menu. They warn you of how full you could be as the portions, even though it is shared after course 3 it is your own dishes so it very much feels like a normal 3 course with extra delicious starters. Standouts we're the kibbeh and dessert of fig cake I believe? with yogurt ice cream. There is options of sharing a brisket main of rib or one with a fried egg I believe, for my partner and I the taster of the brisket in the taster was just enough as it is so rich. I'm not sure how the 10 course would have gone as I did not ask. The 6 plates showed a lot of the menu. Most servers were lovely and although we are not fluent Spanish speakers we tried our best and had a lot of patience and kindness from our server BRYAN in particular, it was my birthday and very kindly treated us at the end of our meal (even though we were so full!). Thank you Bryan! We had a great evening full of so much flavour and richness!

Came here relatively early for dinner and drinks. Enjoyed a semi quiet, delicious dinner with friends and by the time for dessert the crowd came rushing in! Food was delicious and the late night DJ created a great experience for our night in the city!

Excellent food. Wine options are very limited and overpriced. Dishes cannot be changed at all which does not align with the price of the restaurant. Pastries where not available which were also very limiting in terms of options for desert.

Aramburu deserves its reputation, its 5 star reviews here, and maybe one day it might get 1 or more Michelin stars. We read of the 18-course tasting menu, and on arrival we were told it would be 22! Wow, very exciting. The first 10 or so are joyous tastes. Often playful they can mess with your senses in a good way. But that still leaves another 12 or so small plates to go. Result! The attention to detail is exquisite. The ambient lighting is low and just right, the kitchen is laid out like a theatre stage before you, the staff are informal, informative, but not intrusive. If you're a tourist do the math on the pricing and Boom!💥 Congratulations and enjoy.

I had my lunch here 2 weeks ago, and I finally have time to share the nice food pic from this restaurant. Very well served here. The meat is very good. I recommend this place. The price for lunch is very reasonable.

We had high hopes for this place (since we received a good recommendation for it), but the steak was just not very good and poorly made. Parts of the steak were completely raw while other parts were completely cooked on the bottom half but red on the top half, like they only cooked it on one side. (All of the pictures in this review are of the same steak)

The location is unbeatable. Right next to the maison at the Four Seasons, I was shocked by how good it was. Meats are its strong point, and Inhighly suggest trying the tenderized beef ravioli. Presentation, service and food quality are top notch, as you'd expect from a location at a high profile property. And prices were surprisingly good as well. Definitely a must-try.