Where to eat in Palermo: parrillas, pasta and traditional bodegones
A Palermo Soho street. Photograph of the area
Choose a Palermo restaurant to suit your outing. Don Julio serves Argentine grilled meats, El Preferido revisits Buenos Aires classics and La Alacena Trattoria focuses on pasta. Make your reservation, then pair your meal with a walk nearby.
Argentine grilled meats · Don Julio
At Guatemala 4699, Don Julio serves meals centered on Argentine meats cooked over the grill and local wines. Your reservation sets the timing for the outing. Check availability through the restaurant's booking channel and avoid planning your day around an unconfirmed table.
El Preferido de Palermo, at Jorge Luis Borges 2108, serves Buenos Aires classics, pickles and charcuterie. It is an option for sharing a meal and lingering at the table. Check the current menu and booking terms before deciding.
At Gascón 1401, Julieta Oriolo's restaurant centers on Italian cooking and fresh pasta. It is in a different part of the neighborhood, so check the map before combining it with parks or bars in Palermo Hollywood.
Compare cuisines, dietary options and booking arrangements. If you continue the evening with cocktails, Tres Monos and CoChinChina offer different approaches. Check their locations and admission arrangements when planning your return to the hotel.
For a particular restaurant, check availability and terms through its own channels. A confirmed reservation helps you plan the rest of your route.
How do I choose between a parrilla, a traditional bodegón and pasta?
Choose according to the food and the occasion. In this selection, Don Julio focuses on Argentine grilled meats, El Preferido on Buenos Aires classics and La Alacena Trattoria on Italian cuisine.
Day 1. Walk from Plaza de Mayo to the Obelisk and finish on Corrientes. Day 2. Visit Caminito, San Telmo and the Puerto Madero docks. Day 3. Choose Recoleta museums or Palermo parks and make time for a long lunch.
Start at Plaza Lavalle to see the Libertad façade. Take a guided tour to discover the interiors and their materials. Check visitor information before going and pair the tour with a walk along Corrientes.
Buenos Aires City (CABA)Plaza Dorrego Sunday market, archive photograph from 2010.
Spend Saturday by the docks or in a Recoleta museum. On Sunday, start at the Plaza Dorrego fair, continue through Mercado de San Telmo and stop for lunch.