Eating outdoors in Buenos Aires, a beautiful plan to enjoy a great gastronomic plan.
Buenos Aires is a beautiful and immense city, full of activities to do. One of the many things they pay a lot of attention to in this city is gastronomy. The variety of menus and places to eat is endless.
In turn, there is a plan for each style of traveler and here we want to bring you the best options for Outdoor Eating in Buenos Aires.
Puerto Madero Brewery Port (Puerto Cervecero Madero)
It is an open-air bar in the heart of Puerto Madero. With a great variety of menu, a beautiful place to enjoy the outdoors.
It has a beautiful view of the river, which will make you have an amazing time, both day and night.
You have many means of transport to get there, in addition they’re pet friendly, so you can be accompanied by your pet!
In this bar, you will be able to find a wide variety of craft beers, with the best view of Buenos Aires.
Open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 5pm to midnight.
Located in the North Dock, of the Port of Buenos Aires. You enter through Cecilia Grierson 400, corner of Juana Manso.
Here we leave you their Facebook page, since they do not have an official one, so you can be informed.
In this other note, you can find other activities to do in Puerto Madero.
Paseo de la Infanta
It is the gastronomic pole and center of attraction of the Palermo neighborhood.
With a strategic location, a few meters from the Rosedal and forming part of the Bosques de Palermo, there are endless bars and restaurants for all tastes and styles. The property has 36 thousand square meters of surface and is under the tracks of the Mitre Railroad.
Here, you will discover an all-time plan, since it lights up day or night and they have a running schedule. So, if you decide to go to the Bosques de Palermo to spend the day, the finishing touch can be a dinner in one of these beautiful places in the open air, so as not to cut off the satisfaction of a whole day outside!
There are many means of transport that will be able to bring you closer to this fantastic gastronomic center.
In this note, you will be able to see what else you can do in the Palermo neighborhood, in case you want to plan a whole day and end it with a good dinner.
Patio de los Lecheros
It is a gastronomy space, located in the Caballito neighborhood.
Just 30 minutes from downtown Buenos Aires, its premise is to spread quality gastronomic culture and live music.
During the weekends, you can enjoy live bands.
Its location is in Av. Tte. Gral. Donato Álvarez 175 (and Bacacay street).
On its official website, there is no information about the new protocols on the global situation of COVID-19, so we believe that their hours are from Tuesday to Sunday from 9.30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. At the moment, they are handled without reservation.
Here we leave you their website so that you can be in direct contact.
Donation made by its author, the Argentine architect Eduardo Catalano.
Its magic lies in its electrical system, which manages to automatically open and close the flower petals, depending on what time of day it is. During the night, the flower closes containing a red glow inside, and then opens in the morning of the next day. This mechanism is the same that closes the flower in moments of strong winds, simulating the process of nature.
It is a traditional walk in the City of Buenos Aires. Located in the San Telmo neighborhood, on the border with La Boca and Barracas, between Defensa, Brasil, Av. Paseo Colón and Av. Martín García streets.
It has several sculptures, monuments such as Pedro de Mendoza, a viewpoint and a fountain.
The renowned landscaper Carlos Thays, was the one who incorporated new plant species. In addition, this space has large monuments and sculptures, which you will easily find. One of the most impressive is the one dedicated to General San Martín and the Armies of Independence.
Due it is located in such a central place in the Retiro neighborhood, you will find many bars, breweries, restaurants and kiosks, so any plan to walk to Plaza San Martín is good.
This big park is a meeting point, celebrations and sports activities.
Also, you will find grills available, in case you want to have a gourmet lunch made by you!
Here, you will find a large fair for used books, records and magazines available every day of the week. And, to keep in mind, you will find the cheapest prices!
Inside, you will find an imposing monument to the Liberator Simón Bolívar, as well as the Monument to the Mother of Luis Perlotti.
It is a very busy green area, located on the main avenues of the neighborhood: Av. Díaz Vélez and Av. Ángel Gallardo.
Admission is free and open, with an opening time at 6am that lasts until 10:30 pm.
A characteristic that distinguishes it and differentiates it from the other parks is that it is one of the few that has a great variety of sculptures. Here, you will find outstanding works by great and well-known artists such as Marta Minujín (“United Nations“); the plastic artist Fernando Botero (“Male Torso“); the Italian sculptor Alejo Afani (“Pro National Culture“); among many others.
What we do ask you is that, if you consume something in the park, then take your garbage to the nearest bin, to preserve the place. Preserving green spaces is everyone’s job!
An immense place, surrounded by trees, paths to carry out different physical activities, or simply go around the lake and enjoy a little peace.
In the heart of Palermo, and very close to the Palermo Woods, you will find this typical Japanese-style Garden. Without a doubt, you are going to fall in love with this place, so we recommend you go with time and early, to be able to spend several hours inside.
If you like plants, trees and vegetables, this place is ideal for you! It has more than 7 hectares and is the cradle of 6,000 plant species. The good news is that, as you walk through the Garden, each species has its name so you can learn them!
In the heart of Microcentro (Retiro), you will find this imposing Plaza. Very close to the Retiro station, renowned for many historical events that occurred there.
It is one of the largest urban reserves in Latin America.
Located in the neighborhood of San Telmo (almost La Boca), this immense park is one of the most named.
Whereas, in 2016, the cost of a coffee in Buenos Aires was the same as in Monaco (about 2 euros); At the end of 2020, a coffee was available in Buenos Aires for 70 euro cents.