Buenos Aires: Parrilla Street Food & Milanesa Market Tour
Escape the winter chill and dive into Argentina’s ultimate comfort food! Savor a heavy feast featuring loaded fugazzetta pizza, fresh empanadas, sizzling choripán, mil...
Mercado del Progreso is a food market in Caballito, Buenos Aires.
Editorially verified June 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Escape the winter chill and dive into Argentina’s ultimate comfort food! Savor a heavy feast featuring loaded fugazzetta pizza, fresh empanadas, sizzling choripán, mil...
Explore San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Experience its vibrant atmosphere, discover its indoor food market, and stroll its cobblestone streets with...
Join a lively chef’s table to taste 14 Argentine dishes. Make your own empanada, sip 5 boutique wines, and share an unforgettable night of flavor, culture, and connect...
Address: Avenida Rivadavia 5430, C1424 Buenos Aires
Sunday folk-and-food fair on the historic livestock-yard plazas. Provincial empanadas, locro pots, whole-lamb al asador and gaucho displays; Apr-Dec season.
Sunday street-fair the length of Defensa from Plaza Dorrego to Plaza de Mayo: antiques, leather, food carts, choripan smoke and tango buskers; weekly event.
Indoor antiques and flea market on Dorrego in Colegiales. Vintage Argentine kitchenware, hand-painted crockery, old advertising signs from porteno bodegones.
Buenos Aires' Chinatown along Arribenos. Asian groceries, dim sum on Sunday, imported produce; the city's deepest Asian-pantry shopping strip.
Italianate-facade market opened 1897 by Juan A. Buschiazzo, a national historic monument since 2000. Butchers, fruit, food stalls and antiques under one roof.
Belgrano's covered neighborhood market on Juramento. Produce, butchers, fishmongers and a clutch of small food counters; locals shop here for daily groceries.