Eat in Belgrano, Buenos Aires

Narda Comedor

• ★ 4.3
• Modern Argentine, Market-driven
• $$

Narda Lepes' all-day Belgrano comedor championing vegetable-forward Argentine cooking, with Saturday salad-bar lunches and natural wines at dinner.

El Club de la Milanesa

• ★ 4.0
• Argentine
• $$

City-wide milanesa-specialist chain with a long-running Belgrano R branch: 20-plus toppings (napolitana, fugazzeta, calabresa) on the breaded cutlet.

L'epi Boulangerie

• ★ 4.5
• Bakery
• $

Order Pain au chocolat

Bruno and Olivier's Belgrano boulangerie: pain au chocolat, kouign amann and mille-feuilles, Argentine flour with French technique, plus a lunch counter.

Cerveceria Blest

• ★ 4.1
• Brewery
• $$

Buenos Aires outpost of Bariloche's Cerveceria Blest, one of Argentina's first craft breweries (1989). Pilsen, Stout, Frambuesa and a hearty pub menu.

Mercado de Belgrano

• ★ 4.2
• Market
• $

Belgrano's covered neighborhood market on Juramento. Produce, butchers, fishmongers and a clutch of small food counters; locals shop here for daily groceries.

Barrio Chino (Chinatown grocers)

• ★ 4.3
• Market
• $

Buenos Aires' Chinatown along Arribenos. Asian groceries, dim sum on Sunday, imported produce; the city's deepest Asian-pantry shopping strip.

The Asado Experience

• ★ 4.5

Belen Richards Donnelly's women-run asado gathering inside a 100-year-old Belgrano R home. Premium Argentine beef across the fuego sequence, wine pairings.

Narda Comedor cooking workshops

• ★ 4.3

Narda Lepes' Belgrano comedor hosts occasional vegetable-led workshops on Saturdays; check her restaurant's social channels for the next scheduled class.

Narda Comedor (weekend brunch)

• ★ 4.2
• Brunch
• $$

Order Salad bar plus roast-of-the-day

Narda Lepes' weekend brunch line-up at her Belgrano comedor: salad bar, roast-of-the-day, market vegetables, with vegan and vegetarian options.