Buenos Aires

“Most people use remises — safer, fixed prices, order by phone.”

“Recoleta and its famous Cementerio, Puerto Madero - Faena district - Calatrava bridge, San Telmo and its market, La Boca, and the various Palermos, its restaurants and boutiques.”

“Part restaurant, part bookstore, part cultural salon. One of the addresses that best captures contemporary Buenos Aires.”

“Inventive, generous and consistently excellent. A table with real soul.”

“One of Buenos Aires' serious dining rooms. For when the evening should feel like an occasion.”

“A beautiful terrace beside the Decorative Arts Museum. Ideal for aperitifs, lunch or tea.”

“An intimate asado counter experience. Fire, wine and Argentine ritual made contemporary.”

“The classic Buenos Aires steakhouse, done exceptionally well.”

“Fresh, lively and always a good idea. Peruvian seafood with a Buenos Aires rhythm.”

“Small, charming and ideal for a long weekend lunch after wandering San Telmo.”

“A samll refined Japanese address in Palermo. Precise, understated and quietly elegant — ideal when the evening calls for something more intimate.”

“A relaxed and useful address if you are in the Arroyo area.”

“The best coffee in Buenos Aires and amazing cakes.”

“Hip but loud. Smoking section inside.”

“Decorated like a New York subway.”

“Trendy, with garden. Beautiful place, also a restaurant — but go for the drinks.”

“Small place. The bar is a scene at night. A BA tradition.”

“Hip. Classy. Very good cocktails.”

“One of the oldest bar -if not it-, go witness the tango tradition.”

“The essential museum of modern and contemporary Latin American art. If you choose only one museum in Buenos Aires, make it this one.”

“Worth the journey south. Strong exhibitions and one of the city's best museum cafés.”

“A growing contemporary programme in a neighbourhood I love exploring.”

“A useful pulse check on what is happening locally.”

“One of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world. Go early.”

“Part flower shop, part wine cellar, part cocktail bar. A Buenos Aires classic.”

“Touristic, yes. But still one of the city's great historic rooms.”

“For antiques, furniture and unexpected finds.”

“A ritual more than an attraction. Crowded, imperfect, still worth doing.”

“A restored Buenos Aires landmark. Old-world elegance interpreted for a contemporary traveller.”

“A divine small boutique hotel with vintage wallpaper, a pool and a little garden. The garden suite pleaseee.”

“A grand Recoleta hotel with one of the most beautiful gardens in the city! But the rooms are not up to standard of the garden.”

“Good service, strong location, and the Mansion for a more classic Buenos Aires feeling.”