From Buenos Aires Herald · Agustín Mango · · 1m
Buenos Aires Food Scene Shifts
New restaurants, wine trends, and burger spots reshape Buenos Aires dining.
In brief
New restaurants, wine trends, and burger spots reshape Buenos Aires dining. Buenos Aires restaurants like Mambo, Trescha, and Grasa update menus and locations while celebrating anniversaries. Originally reported by Buenos Aires Herald.
Buenos Aires restaurant scene shifts
New eateries open while others close, chefs move between projects, and food trends rise and fall quickly.
Mambo’s new wine bar opens
Mambo’s industrial-style restaurant adds a wine bar with curated lists and tapas-style dishes for quick bites.
Trescha’s November wine picks
Trescha recommends three unique wines for November, including a Patagonian rosé and a Mendoza white wine.
Grasa opens second location
Grasa, a popular burger spot, opens a second location in Núñez with a full menu and wine list.
Casa Palanti celebrates first year
Casa Palanti, a high-end restaurant, marks its first anniversary with a charity event and special menu.
Koko Bao Bar’s ninth anniversary
Koko Bao Bar celebrates nine years with special bao fillings and a complimentary gin offering.
In short
Buenos Aires restaurants like Mambo, Trescha, and Grasa update menus and locations while celebrating anniversaries.
