Had a highly enjoyable meal at Aramburu. Would recommend if you only had time or budget for one nice meal in Buenos Aires. Had delicious food, creativity, and excellent service
Cost (in Argentine pesos): 18 course tasting menu is $300.000 per person
Wine pairing is $190.000 and mocktail pairing was $100.000. We didn't opt for either of the drink pairings.
Experience: Service was attentive. Our first few courses came out in rapid succession, probably to fit 18 courses into a reasonable time frame. Things slowed down a little afterwards. Entire meal lasted 2.5 hours.
As a fun bonus, we got seated at a table inside the kitchen for our entire meal. It was at first a little odd to be given a table in front of a fridge full of dry aging meat when they had a stylish dining room, but watching all the food getting prepared and each dish getting scrutinized before being sent out to the dining room added to the fun.
Food: Each course was delicious. Didn't have a single miss in there for us. The warm savory courses were a stand out, especially the duck.
by WaterMazer
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Love this place. Went here solo ~6 years ago and had a great time. So cool to see some of the dishes I had evolve over time. Bottom right of #3 and #7 look very familiar. I had the wine pairing and it was insanely generous. Glad you enjoyed it!
Had a great meal here as well, the caviar dish was amazing.
Cheapest 2 star I ever went to… definitely a nice experience when I went 2 years ago, but our menu was much more seafood focused.
Went here a few months ago, absolutely loved it!