Best places: Spanish restaurants in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Cozy restaurant featuring traditional Spanish cuisine amid dark wood furnishings.

👍👍 The most amazing seafood experience. From the Cazuela de Mariscos to the Paella a la valenciana. Superb service in a quiet, perfect for a conversation, setting

Warm, casual stop with an old-school atmosphere offering hearty Spanish seafood plates, beer & wine.

😐 Good waitering, small servings.

👍👍 El fin de la Tierra. Las imágenes hablan por si solas. El mejor lugar para comer en San Antonio de los Perros. (incluye perrito gordo que te mira lindo). Para disfrutar amplia cantidad de birras y comida Española de lo más abundante. Salud!

👍👍 Excelente comida española el show es espectacular recuerden hacer un reserva previa el lugar es pequeño las mesas están bien organizadas atendido por sus dueños Miguel es muy atento con todos. El menú es fijo tiene varios pasos tiene platitos bandas en diferentes comidas. Nosotros avisamos que había...

👍 Excellent option for lunch or dinner. The impeccable attention, the quality of the dishes excellent and they strictly respect the sanitary protocols. We will be back.

👍👍 Bring cash and bring empty stomach! Fabulous find! I will say no more...wait.....calamares.....ah.......it was an excellent spot after the Teatro Colon, just a 10 min taxi ride......Delicious! FYI ...it looks a bit scratchy from outside, but when you are in and not mind absence of the table clothe...

😠 I'm traveling in Bueno Aires. I had lunch here, and then the price is 5,940 pesos, but they charged 9,540 pesos by card. They cheated for foreigners. It is one of the worst memories in this restaurant. 👎

Spacious, bi-level spot with murals serving traditional Spanish plates such as paella & local wines.

😐 The restaurant is very similar to other typical spanish place in buenos aires, but not quite as good, I'm afraid. The calamsretes and rabas were allright, but the traditional paella was a bit bland and overcooked. They took quite a while to bring the food too.

😐 Dinner at night, there were quite a few people, it closes at 11pm and the kitchen closes at 10:30pm. They have typical Spanish food, the dishes clarify if they are to share or not, the cost of each dish is high but the truth is that it is very tasty! The typical dessert of Spain is rich, on that oc...

😐 Muy rica comida, pero muy mala atención, apenas llegamos el señor de la caja nos atendió de muy mala manera diciendo, no, no hay lugar sin saber que teníamos reserva, la moza nos atendió bien, una lastima, no creo ir mas

😐 A very tired looking place. It was empty when we arrived shortly after 20hs on Saturday and it was empty when we left at 22hs. The paella was good, but the tallarines must have been prepared some time before because the noodles were soggy and bland. Overall, the menu was boring and I don’t know how...

👍 Very nice terrace that generates a nice impact upon entering as it contrasts with the old building where it is located. Delicious food and generous portions.

Late-night outpost providing steaks, seafood & classic Spanish meals in an informal dining room.

👍👍 AMAZING!!! Must eat here. Seafood is delicious, wine is delicious! Wow!!!

👍👍 This place has been around forever and is consistently and traditionally good. The tortilla de papas is authentic and the picadas are amazing. There are very good options for wine and desert and the price is moderate. Get the apple strudel with cream, it is fantastic.

👍 Well, it was more or less okay. Overcrowded, but it was Sunday, so it’s understandable. Paella was not the best I’ve ever tried, but the best I’ve tried in Buenos Aires. Overall, good experience, I’d say.