The 13 Hottest Restaurants in Buenos Aires

It took Pulpería Quilapán over four years to open to the public, but now, its charming 19th-century mansion (in one of BA’s oldest neighborhoods) triples as a restaurant, general store, and social club. The space first had to be gutted and totally refurbished before its French owners could begin decorating with one-of-a-kind antiques and historical memorabilia. The two patios are prime for warm-weather drinking and an impromptu foosball game. The actual food can be hit or miss (ask for the daily special promos) and servers can have a bit of a ‘tude, but the oasis remains an absolute treasure chest to soak in the cultural history of Buenos Aires. Plus, its social calendar is filled with fun activities.