The culinary magazine Taste Atlas, which surveys gastronomy worldwide, highlighted the 150 most legendary restaurants in the world. Among them, four are Argentine and are characterized by their iconic dishes.
In the list, Taste Atlas highlighted restaurants from countries such as Turkey, Germany, Spain, Croatia, Japan, England, Peru, Mexico and Brazil, among other places. Meanwhile, all the elect “offer a unique food journey which is worth embarking on at least once in a lifetime”.
They are not just places to enjoy a meal, but destinations in their own right, comparable to the most famous museums, galleries and monuments in the world. Each has stood the test of time, eschewing fad gimmicks in favor of high-quality, traditional cuisine.”
The best restaurants in Argentina
Here are the favorites for Taste Atlas.
Pizzeria Guerrin
“It holds a prized place at the heart of the city’s culinary scene for its authentic Argentine-style pizzas. Particularly noteworthy is its fugazzeta, a local pizza variant loaded with plenty of mozzarella and caramelized onions on a thick, doughy crust. Güerrin’s firm commitment to quality and tradition, demonstrated through this signature dish, has been instrumental in shaping the pizza culture in Argentina.”
- It occupies the 18th position in the ranking
Uncle’s Inn
According to the report, it stands out for its authentic Argentine cuisine: “Its rustic charm and splendid views of Lake Nahuel Huapi have made it a coveted place for both locals and tourists.”
Among his chosen ones, the Neapolitan Milanese and a breaded meat chop covered with tomato sauce, ham and melted cheese.
- It occupies the 21st position in the ranking
the little room
The pizzeria, one of the oldest in Buenos Aires, founded in 1934, was described as “a place where diners can enjoy a variety of delicious pizzas in an interior decorated with an impressive number of autographed photographs and t-shirts signed by idols of the soccer”.
- It occupies the 51st position in the ranking
Don Julio
The grill, located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo, was founded in 1999 and until then it was all the rage internationally. “Over the years, Don Julio has become an institution in Buenos Aires, renowned for its steaks and notable wineries. Visitors line up in front of the restaurant in Palermo Soho to enjoy the delicious asado and impressive wine list,” they detailed in the post.
- It occupies the 63 position of the ranking
Source: Ambito
