
The parrilla is the heart of how Buenos Aires eats: long cuts over wood and coals, served without ceremony. Palermo Soho is the centre of gravity, with Don Julio on Guatemala and La Cabrera on Jose Antonio Cabrera drawing the longest lines, and Fogon Asado on Uriarte running a more theatrical fire. Anchoita in Chacarita and Cabana Las Lilas in Puerto Madero round out the range, from neighbourhood grill to riverside dining room.


