Argentine gastronomy received exceptional recognition by reaching the position number 14 on the prestigious list of 100 best food cities in the worldproduced by Taste Atlas, the renowned global gastronomic map dedicated to cataloging and promoting local ingredients, traditional recipes and authentic restaurants.
In this exclusive countdown of the 100 most iconic food places in the world, four Argentine restaurants They stood out notably. Uncle’s Fondain Bariloche, ranked 14th; Güerrín (31st place) and El Cuartito (53rd place), two emblematic pizzerias in Buenos Aires; and the renowned Don Julio grill (position 57), located in the Palermo neighborhood in the federal capital.
Taste Atlas explained that the choice is based on three fundamental criteria: restaurants’ longevity, visitor ratings, and Taste Atlas ratings of the iconic dishes they offer. These places are not only places to eat, but also represent cultural institutions in their respective cities.
Gastronomic Buenos Aires: the details of those chosen
Regarding the descriptions, it was highlighted that Uncle’s Fondaan Italian family restaurant in Río Negro, founded in 1978, is known for its generous portions of homemade pasta, ravioli and its careful selection of wines, in addition to its famous Neapolitan Milanese.
For its part, Guerrinan emblematic pizzeria located in the heart of Buenos Aires since 1932, is distinguished by its unique atmosphere, decorated with ceramics, Venetian mosaics and travertine marble, standing out for its exquisite fugazzeta.
The Little Roomanother of the oldest pizzerias in Buenos Aires, founded in 1934, offers its diners a variety of delicious pizzas in an environment decorated with a large collection of autographed photographs and shirts signed by soccer legends, being recognized for its exquisite fugazza.
Lastly, the grill Don Julio, founded in 1999 in the Palermo neighborhood, has become an institution in Buenos Aires over time, recognized for its exceptional meat and its impressive selection of wines, attracting visitors from all over the world to delight in its delicious barbecue. This place is known for its quality barbecue.
In addition to the landscapes and other attractions, the inclusion of these restaurants highlights the importance of the traditional dishes of each destination as an attractive factor for tourism.
On the list, Italy took over the podium, with Rome in first place, followed by Bologna and Naples. Buenos Aires led the region, ranking 14th, while Lima reached 20th place, Santiago 29th, São Paulo 31st, and Bogotá 32nd. Brazil also achieved representation with Rio de Janeiro, ranked 43rd.
Source: Ambito
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