La Cabrera ★ 4.4
Gaston Riveira's 2002 parrilla famous for the dozen side bowls (purees, salsas, salads) served with every steak. Two Cabrera locations; consistently full.
Signature: Bife de chorizo with side bowls, Provoleta, Ojo de bife
El Preferido de Palermo is an argentine bodegon restaurant in Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires.
Pablo Rivero and Guido Tassi's revived 1952 corner bodegon; Spanish-Italian classics with parrilla-level meat sourcing. Latin America's 50 Best #24 in 2025.
Signature dishes: Tortilla, Vitel tone, Milanesa
Address: Jorge Luis Borges 2108, C1425 Buenos Aires
Gaston Riveira's 2002 parrilla famous for the dozen side bowls (purees, salsas, salads) served with every steak. Two Cabrera locations; consistently full.
Signature: Bife de chorizo with side bowls, Provoleta, Ojo de bife
Mariano Ramon's tiny no-reservation Palermo room since 2014. Indian-Asian flavors built on Argentine ingredients; LA50B 51-100 list in 2025.
Signature: Lentil pancakes, Spiced lamb, Crunchy salads
Modern Palermo pizza al molde with a Sicilian crust angle: high-hydration dough, blistered crust, slab mozzarella, long natural fermentation.
Signature: Fugazzeta, Cuatro quesos, Pizza margarita Argentina
Gaston Riveira's 2002 parrilla famous for the dozen side bowls (purees, salsas, salads) served with every steak. Two Cabrera locations; consistently full.
Signature: Bife de chorizo with side bowls, Provoleta, Ojo de bife
Mariano Ramon's tiny no-reservation Palermo room since 2014. Indian-Asian flavors built on Argentine ingredients; LA50B 51-100 list in 2025.
Signature: Lentil pancakes, Spiced lamb, Crunchy salads
City-wide milanesa-specialist chain with a long-running Belgrano R branch: 20-plus toppings (napolitana, fugazzeta, calabresa) on the breaded cutlet.
Signature: Milanesa napolitana, Milanesa a caballo, Suprema de pollo
La Boca bodegon since 1954, a short walk from Bombonera stadium. Soccer scarves on the walls, hand-written daily specials, no-frills parrilla and pasta.
Signature: Bife de chorizo, Mollejas, Milanesa
Buenos Aires' canonical pizza al molde pizzeria since 1934. Thick-crust mozzarella, fugazzeta and faina at stand-up counters; sit-down tables in the back.
Signature: Fugazzeta, Mozzarella, Faina
Modern Palermo pizza al molde with a Sicilian crust angle: high-hydration dough, blistered crust, slab mozzarella, long natural fermentation.
Signature: Fugazzeta, Cuatro quesos, Pizza margarita Argentina