Travel tip for food lovers in Buenos Aires: Don’t leave the city without trying a choripán — and there’s no better place than La Choripanería.

This spot takes Argentina’s most beloved street food and gives it a creative twist: bold flavors, gourmet toppings, and a fun, urban vibe. It’s where tradition meets innovation — and your taste buds win.

A must-visit for anyone wanting to experience local flavor with a modern touch.
Located in San Telmo — perfect for a casual lunch or a foodie adventure.

@choripaneriaalpaso

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An open fire cooking class with premium meat and wine where you will discover — as a local — this authentic Argentine tradition.

This activity recreates the Asado in a unique location: Belén’s +100-year-old family house in Belgrano R, a residential neighborhood in Buenos Aires city. 

You will enjoy different cuts of our premium meat selection accompanied by premium wine, Catena Zapata  — an Argentine wine that stands with the best in the world. 

You will learn how to start the fire, share a table with other guests, prepare the chimichurri sauce with Belén’s family recipe and discover everything about Argentine meat and the best grilling techniques. 

Finally, you will taste unique flavors and experience the flow of an authentic Argentine Asado. 

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Mate isn’t just a drink — it’s a cultural experience

 From the streets of Buenos Aires to the quiet countryside, you’ll see people sharing this iconic infusion, in parks, homes, and road trips. It’s about connection, tradition, and taking a moment to enjoy the simple things in life.

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 Looking for the real Buenos Aires nightlife? These spots are low-key, high-vibe, and totally worth the hunt.

3 Hidden Bars in Buenos Aires You Need to Try.

1. Florería Atlántico – Retiro
What looks like a flower shop hides a world-class speakeasy below. Think nautical vibes, immigrant stories, and globally-inspired cocktails.
Try: Vigilante – strong, bold, unforgettable.
???? Arroyo 872 | Daily from 4PM
@floreriaatlantico

2. Victoria Brown Bar – Palermo
Steampunk meets royal scandal. Walk through a vintage café into a moody, industrial-chic bar full of surprises.
???? Try: Clover Club – smooth, pink & dangerously elegant.
???? Costa Rica 4827 | Tue–Sat from 8PM
@victoriabrownbar

3. Luzmala – Núñez
Mysterious, sexy, low-key. Hidden behind a black wall with a cryptic sign: “Choose your potion.”
???? Try: Bocanada – smoky & soulful.
???? Arcos 2950 | Wed–Sun from 8PM
@luzmalabar

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Every April 17th, we raise a glass to celebrate the grape that put Argentine wine on the world map — Malbec.

Bold, rich, and full of character, just like the spirit of our land, Malbec has become a symbol of national pride. 

From the high-altitude vineyards of Mendoza to tables around the world, this wine tells a story of tradition, passion, and transformation.

Whether you’re a local, a traveler, or just a wine lover, this is your invitation to be part of the celebration. We invite you to discover, taste, and enjoy the magic of Malbec — today and every day. 

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Malbec is the emblematic varietal of Argentina, due to the quality and quantity of wines that are produced with this strain in the country.

Although it has its origin in France, for several decades Argentina has been the main producer of Malbec globally.

International Malbec Day emerged from the growth and evolution of the varietal’s production. This was what prompted Wines of Argentina, an entity that promotes Argentine wine in the world, to establish a day in the year to celebrate Malbec and, along with it, also the success of the local wine industry.

The choice of the date is not coincidental. On April 17, but in 1853, a project was presented to found a farm and an agricultural school in Mendoza, the first step to promote wine development in the country.

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“Argentinian empanadas are much more than just a simple bite; they are a culinary experience that encapsulates the rich history and culture of Argentina in every mouthful.

Originating from Spain and adapted over time to suit the Argentine palate, these delights have become a national gastronomic icon that delights taste buds around the world.

In their most classic form, Argentinian empanadas are small portions of thin and crispy pastry, carefully filled with an exquisite mixture of seasoned meat, onion, hard-boiled egg, and green olives, all baked to create a combination of flavors and textures that are simply irresistible.

However, the versatility of Argentinian empanadas knows no bounds. From the traditional beef empanada to vegetarian options with fillings of spinach, cheese, and onion, each variety offers a unique experience for the palate. Additionally, different regions of Argentina have their own interpretations of this classic, adding even more diversity and excitement to this emblematic delight.

Whether you enjoy them as an appetizer, main course, or snack, Argentinian empanadas are always a guaranteed hit on any table. They are the perfect accompaniment for family gatherings, social events, or simply to indulge yourself at any time of the day.

So don’t wait any longer to immerse yourself in the charm of traditional Argentinian empanadas. With every bite, you’ll be exploring a world of flavors, aromas, and emotions that will transport you directly to the warmth of Argentine culture.

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