Trescha
- ★ 4.7
- Villa Crespo
- Buenos Aires
Trescha seats 11 around a single cedarwood counter in a Villa Crespo casona; the 15-course menu earned a Michelin star inside a year of opening.
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Anchoita (cheese cart)
- ★ 4.6
- Chacarita
- Buenos Aires
Anchoita (cheese cart) in Buenos Aires: argentine room.
Anafe
- ★ 4.5
- Palermo Hollywood
- Buenos Aires
Anafe in Buenos Aires: Eighth floor of a Colegiales high-rise, no street signage; you find it by riding the lift and trusting the rooftop view.
Julia
- ★ 4.5
- Villa Crespo
- Buenos Aires
Julia is a 22-seat Villa Crespo townhouse from chef Julio Baez; an eight-strong team runs two nightly seatings, dinner only Monday to Friday.
Gran Dabbang
- ★ 4.5
- Palermo Soho
- Buenos Aires
Gran Dabbang is Mariano Ramons no-reservations, no-signage Palermo room where the nights plates land on a chalkboard; arrive by 20:00 or wait.
El Preferido (cafe corner)
- ★ 4.3
- Palermo Soho
- Buenos Aires
El Preferido (cafe corner) in Buenos Aires: Most visitors come for dinner; the morning-and-aperitif counter at the original 1952 bar is the locals' move.
El Obrero
- ★ 4.3
- La Boca
- Buenos Aires
El Obrero is a 1954 La Boca bodegon off the postcard route; ribeye, milanesa and Quilmes in a wood-paneled room hung with football memorabilia.
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