Mendoza & the Central Andes
With wine glasses in the foreground and Cerro de la Plata framed by floor-length windows in the distance, the five-course meal seems almost a distraction…
Must-see restaurants in Mendoza & the Central Andes
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Considered something of a destination restaurant because it's the flagship of acclaimed celebrity chef Francis Mallman and it's housed in the uber…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Osadia's five-course wine-paired lunch is one of the area's best, with beautifully presented dishes in portion sizes that won't bust your gut. Part of the…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
The passionate and philosophically inclined husband-and-wife team who created El Enemigo wines have also produced this similarly unique and inspired…
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Take the menu's suggestion with a grain of salt. Mains are good for two if you're overworked gauchos, but are more manageable for three healthy appetites,…
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There's no better spot in the city to pass a few hours on a sunny day than Bröd's whitewashed backyard patio. The pastries, sandwiches and egg dishes are…
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Classic gourmet Mendoza-style, Azafrán has a rustic-chic decor true to its roots as an ordinary deli. It serves innovative versions of classic Argentine…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
The name, a holdover from when the restaurant was located at high altitude in Las Leñas, could refer to its status in the Malargüe dining scene, such as…
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The priciest and finest coffee in the city is served at this elegant and sophisticated cafe. Silla 14 resembles the parlor of an upscale colonial-era home…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
A chance for a little variety, a welcome rarity in these parts, might make this taqueria's tacos and quesadillas seem exceptionally good. It's a cool and…
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Mendoza
Cool, loungy-looking place with a wonderful garden area, relaxed vibe and carefully prepared dishes like lamb and ratatouille in malbec sauce and white…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Housed in a family-owned, finely restored winery in a residential neighborhood, this restaurant serves three- and seven-course wine-paired menus, as well…
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Mendoza
Don’t miss this superb, extremely popular restaurant styled after an old-time pulpería (tavern), where the house wine is served in traditional pinguinos …
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Mendoza
An old-school place popular with locals in an upscale neighborhood, convenient as a stop on the way to or from Parque General San Martín. The coffee and…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Housed in a stately brick building with a sort of bland contemporary interior and appealing sidewalk seating, great for a sunny day, La Máquina is located…
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Mendoza
Heaped slabs of top-quality meat cooked over flaming wood chips. That's what makes this simple, low-frills restaurant one of Mendoza's favorite parrillas…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Vegetarians rejoice! This simple restaurant – attached to a health-food store selling all sorts of groceries and a range of teas – has an excellent buffet…
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Formally attired waitstaff and a black-and-white checkerboard floor give this top flight steak house a classic, old-school feel. Grab a seat at a sidewalk…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
The menu is limited at this large parrilla facing the central plaza, but why order anything other than the house specialty: a big, juicy steak with mashed…
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One of the city's more frequently recommended Italian restaurants, this large and light-filled dining room is usually occupied by mendocinos enjoying…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Worth a stop when driving between Mendoza and the mountains, especially for Escondida's porch with views and charcuterie plate. Empanadas and steak are…
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Charmingly rustic with a flowering outdoor patio and an equally discerning kitchen, it's no wonder El Mercadito is often packed with young locals. The…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
An outpost of the large Argentinian chain, Havana has high quality espresso drinks, frappes, snacks, cakes and their signature sweet biscuits – you can…
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Mendoza
With excellent Mediterranean and Spanish tapas (mostly seafood), good wines, a cozy atmosphere, rustic decor and friendly service, La Tasca is a excellent…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Centrally located modern coffee shop with windows looking out onto the city's main downtown plaza. Simple sandwiches, cookies, muffins, croissants and…
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Mendoza
The very tasty, inexpensive Middle Eastern food here (hummus, falafel, dolmas) comes as a welcome break from all that steak. The shish kebab served with…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
This cozy little corner eatery features a great range of tapas, surprisingly fresh seafood dishes, some good local wines and an impressive range of…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
A casual eatery with nice views from outdoor tables just outside the entrance to the water park. They brew their own beer here. Sandwiches and basic meat…
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Worth a visit for a quick meal, including pizza, pasta, sandwiches and empanadas, or simply to wander the aisles of eateries and small shops primarily…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Ilo is generally considered the best place to eat in Tupungato – the good range of seafood dishes, especially shellfish, makes it a local winemakers’…
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Traditional-looking ice-cream parlor serving up classic gelato since 1947. Wide range of flavors and good espresso drinks as well.
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Deservedly popular cantina-style eatery that does juicy barbecue and meat sandwiches. Vegetarian options as well.
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Pickings are slim in Uspallata, so despite the slow service, overpriced sides, and skimpy portions of grilled chicken, San Cayetano is still worth a…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
A sign of its popularity, this centrally located restaurant is expanding into the next door space, doubling in size. The menu is wide ranging, with a…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
This is one of the biggest parrillas in town. The dining room is a bit ordinary, but eating in the garden is a lush experience. Get a table by the picture…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Considering its setting, with vaulted ceilings housed in the basement of a grand colonial era building on the city's central plaza, this restaurant is a…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Midday in Barreal means this gas-station-cum-bus stop is the only game in town as far as foodstuffs are concerned. The small grocery has snacks, cookies,…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
Uspallata's most upscale restaurant has an open barbecue grill carved out of a wall in the center of the dining room. Meat, especially a good roasted…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
La Surfera is on the main street in the center of town. This laid-back restaurant-cafe-reggae bar is headquarters for Rodeo’s surprisingly large hippy…
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Mendoza & the Central Andes
The sole eating option at the reserve (just before the Gran Hotel Villavicencio) is this casual restaurant with good coffee, a few basic dishes, set menus…
