The 23 best spots for tacos in Buenos Aires

The best Mexican food we’ve had in Buenos Aires. The server graciously explained the various items and offered suggestions. The owner came by and checked in on us. Very attentive. Worth the trip from wherever you may be in BA.

Great burrito de pollo tinga! Good portion and flavors are on point. The in house salsitas were delicious. Try the haberno, it's fire!

Ordered some nachos with guacamole as a starter and the chips were really good, homemade. The guacamole was a bit guacameh... Then we ordered burritos and a tamarind water as well as Jamaica water. The burritos came before beverages did and they were...just ok. They were supposed to have pineapple in them but they didn't, and the taste altogether was underwhelming. The beverages came when we were almost done, to the point where we had earlier switched our order to beers instead (by suggestion of the waitress) and yet they charged us for the other beverages too. Absurd. Granted, it was a Día de los muertos celebration, hence they were packed, but they should have hired more staff to cope with the great attendance. Other than that, it was a nice setting they had, mariachi and all, and later with really great music.

Best tacos in Buenos Aires by far. I’m a Mexican living in BSAS and this is the taste and hospitality that brings me home ❤️ suadero tacos and horchata beverage are a must. Francisco and his wife are the best hosts.

best horchata i've ever had!

Just ordered this tonight for dinner and we were satisfied. Flavors are good but not overwhelming. It came with a lot of dips and nachos. The food tasted less commercial. Now, the part that I was surprised about was the quantity of the guacamole! They sent us 2 big containers and a small pote. I am wondering if it was sent by mistake because I know that avocado is very very expensive! Who does not like a large size dip right? But it was a lot, it would help downsize the business's spending if they would cut down a little on guacamole. But thank you! We will definitely order again.

Though the menu is a bit short, they excel at delivering delicious dishes. The food always feels fresh, handmade with passion. One of my favorite to go when I want cool food. 5/5

Trash food, meat is lowest quality available. No ketchup… why even sell fries then? $50 USD for 2 of us and we left only drinking the corona and a little If the premade guacamole (2/10)

Nice mexican restaurant with lots of food and drink options. The burrito and fries were fine, nothing special

Food is average. Careful if you are a foreigner - they will try to overcharge you. I can’t recommend any place that does that

A nice and cozy place to eat tacos, burritos or quesadillas. Very beautiful and colorful interior. They also serve fast enough.

Great tacos and burritos. Like that they are open all afternoon. Roomy and colorful inside. Outdoor seating.

Great Mexican food for my taste could be spicier great friendly service big portions ! Excellent drinks

I'm sorry to say that these were just okay. Not overly flavourful, and the corn taco shells fall apart in your hands. I had to eat my tacos with a fork in knife which is no fun for anybody.

Gluten free tacos, large portions freshly made. The service was very quick. It would be nice to have some more sauces and stronger spicier flavours too!

Everything falls into place here. The beyond amazing Tacos, the vibe and atmosphere of the place, the super nice people, and the music. I would come back to Buenos Aires only to sit in there and eat the pork Tacos!

My boyfriend and I from Canada was visiting Buenos Aires in Dec 2024 and randomly stumbled onto Georgie's. We were pleasantly surprised by how tasty the tacos were. There was good vegetarian, vegan and meat options. The host & waitress were super friendly. The atmosphere is cozy. It was a wonderful way to enjoy a nice spring evening. We highly recommend this place & can't wait to go back again in our next visit to Argentina.

fantastic food and service. I got the gordita which was hard to eat but full of flavor and tasted good. I also got the pork tacos with peaches and let me tell you, these bad boys were fantastic. they have house salsas which are tasty as well. I enjoyed a nice IPA and had a cheesecake which was muy rico. 10/10 would recommend. best tacos in BA

Visited today as a tourist. Brilliant food, packed with flavour. We had all 3 veggie options (new blue cheese gordita, love that they are experimenting!) and would chose them all again, tacos were best. Fair prices. Lovely to sit in and out. Attentive friendly staff. Highly recommend!

This place is amazing! I loved everything from the delicious food to the friendly staff and the relaxed atmosphere. The tacos with kimchi in them won my heart over 💘💘 The gordita “Trevor”, my bf’s favorite, was really good too. Perfect place to satisfy your non traditional taco cravings!

Great food. Enough vegan options to pick from. Definitely well spiced and flavorful. Tacos came a little cold. Servings are a little small so maybe sharing three plates in between two is a good option.

Friendly service and food tastes great and authentic!

We found the listing on Trip Advisor and decided to go to Che Taco for a Mexican lunch. It was a small cozy place, sort of done out of home, with quirky decor all over. The wall arts, buntings, mexican props, the hot sauce on tables - gave the perfect mexican vibes. It had enough vegetarian options. We ordered for: - Complete Nachos: this was a stack of nachos topped with beans, guacamole and sour cream. It was so good. I only missed cheddar on the top. - Vegetarian Tacos: the bean filling tasted perfect with the chini churi. Chimi churi was really tasty. - Vegetarian Burrito: This was my personal favourite. Apt amount of flavourful rice wrapped in tortilla, topped with some salsa. This was oh so good! - Vegetarian Enchiladas: This was completely filled with cheese and tasted really good with the green hot sauce. - Margaritas: both the sweet and the spicy were really well made. The server was extremely sweet. Language was again a problem but Google translator came to the rescue. We absolutely had a great time here. We were so happy to have some really good mexican food. I would definitely recommend this place.

I really wanted to like this place, the reviews were good and it was busy when we went in, the horchata was great also, but then it took maybe 40 mins to get a burrito, they gave us some chips because the wait was so long, but the meat was so tough, it was crispy and crunchy, there was some coleslaw but no avocado, rice or beans, I barely ate any of it, really disappointed

Love it! This place is authentic, cozy, everyone is super nice and the food is legit. We had excellent chicken tacos, 3 to an order and the meat was really moist and seasoned perfectly. And there is a ton of meat on them as well. We also had chips and salsa and the chips were homemade and really tasty and the pico de gallo and salsas were really good. I highly recommend Che Taco after a stroll in San Telmo, or anytime!

Loved the quesabirria and the nachos! Definitely recommend.

Best (only) quesobirria in Buenos Aires.

Best Mexican food in Buenos Aires! Definitely worth a visit. Good taste and great value for money. Definitely try their nachos and you can get a free refill as well.

Advised that only cash accepted. Silly idea as we would have bought more if card could have been used. Food average & beer not full! Wouldn't go back.

Great attention and the Botana plate y great for two! It has a mix to share!

Arrived a little before 8:00 P.M. or 20:00. Nice table and benches on sidewalk. Hostess came out, spoke very little English. Was quite clear with "Cash Only". It's a nice place, lay out of floor space nicely done. Two (2) menus (strips of paper) of alcoholic beverages. One (1) of food items. Items sold are 2 or 6 Tacos, burritos (2) and quesadillas (2). No mixed platters. No English menu. No Wi-Fi available for Google translate. Placed order for (6) six 3 beef & 3 chicken. They provide a small bowl of nachos about 10 with a very good salsa dip. It was mild with no heat with a sweet flavor. The tacos arrived and was very pleasant to the eye. They use a melted nacho type cheese. I ordered the hard shell and was very surprised it did not break. All six (6) held together. They were pleasantly good. Beware bottle of water (no gas) 95 pesos. My ticket was 515,00 pesos, I paid with a 1,000 peso note, a ten peso note and five peso note. Change due me 500 pesos. They only gave me 485 pesos. So I kept the 50 peso tip I had left. I would have given it a 4 star if my money would have been correct.

What language do you prefer to make you understand that the place is an absolut disaster...... Even the name "Tex Mex" is presumptuous, it has nothing mexican. If you are not even able to prepare a decent guacamole, I don't understand how you can be functioning as a so called mexican restaurant!!!!!! Not a single mexican person attending in your kitchen.....least a chef!!!!!!! First and last time for me for sure!!!!! Hope many people read this review in order not to get fooled by you. Mexican cuisine is one of the richest, tastiest and difficult in the world but nothing you serve there is as such!!!!

Good spot. Legit tacos, burritos, tacitos, and quesidillas. Super friendly service and a very good prices. Worth checking out.

Nice food and drinks, fair prices. Very good service and a beautiful patio.

- No more fries - No more coleslaw - Beef sandwich wasn't even warm - Supposed staff people smoking

We love this place! We have been a few times, and they regularly change their menu. But it reminds me of Mexico! So authentic and excellent quality meals. We like to order around 5 between both of us and share every plate.

Authentic Mexican cuisine, with a somewhat limited selection of spicy food and beverages which compensates with the amazing quality and dedication of the staff. Great for some casual margaritas and tapa-sized servings.

The food is good, but short menu with only one kind of taco. The service is really good, helpful and nice waiters.

The bad: bad seating, bad drinks (no alcohol), and small portions The good: friendly waiters, good food Conclusion: I don’t recommend it, and I won’t be back.

Lovely food however the sitting options aren’t that good:)

Amazing food and service! I just love this place.

The food is very good, but the service is not.

its a very small place with little seating option. the service is fast and the prices are low. as for the food - well its not the best. i couldn’t eat the beef but im a picky eater. the nachos had a cheddar sauce instead of any actual cheese but they tasted alright and the chicken burrito was fine.

Fantastic chips and quac! I Good sized burritos. Everyone in my group enjoyed the food. I personally didn't like the al pastor meat but everything else was good.

Tacos that will do in a pinch. Unfortunately these have nothing on Mexico city tacos and I don't think you'd be satisfied with these as a replacement. It if you just gotta have tacos, they're not bad. I had the pastor and the bistec.

Delicious tacos and cute shop. I liked all the colors and decor. Had the carnitas and a friend had the porta bella mushrooms. Both were juicy and very savory. We had fresh guacamole with what seemed like homemade chips. I don’t usually like chips but these weren’t overly oily or thin. They tasted fresh.

Unfortunately a bad experience. The 2 starts go to the waitress as she was nice, but the tacos were the worst ones I ever had and believe me when I say I have had plenty of them, in Mexico, Argentina and other parts of the world. It seems they have a recipe to try to fit the local taste but also trying to cheapen the costs, so their version of “”tacos”” has an industrial wrap, only meat and for my order they forgot the cilantro. I could have asked to add it afterwards but my order was already cold. Overall, kitchen disaster and praying this food does not make me sick as now I just don’t trust the food I had. Improve your game folks, you have a wonderful strategic position in San Telmo!

As a Mexican I can say this place has the best "taco al pastor" outside Mexico. Been trying different places whenever I travel and this is as close it gets. Micheladas are good too.

How can describe my disappointment and stay respectful this one will it be easy trust me. We arrived around 2pm went inside to grab menu because after being sit on the patio no one came to us … We order drinks had it pretty quickly and this moment it started to go downhill our waitress was no where to be found after so we decided to order to another waitress… We order “most popular order” 2 burrito Mala and 3 tacos for a total of 3 meals. After 45 minutes exactly under the sun no one came back to us for new drinks or status of her order we saw group being serve coming in and out but no one came to us. Some table had 2 serve … take out diner being deliver it not us. I stopped one waitress and told her our order never been process she said : it’s coming… after another 10 minutes I stopped another waitress and she said the same thing. In reality they never process the order. It’s took exactly 1 hours 15 minutes to receive our food … no apologies… no complimentary drinks appetizers nothing. What was very frustrating at the end is because the 2 waitress blame the “kitchen” been in the restaurant industry since 15 years Im 100% convince that kitchen had nothing do to with it … other order was being deliver .. no waiting lines for take out order…. We were expecting so much better from this place it’s so disappointing…

The best meal I've had in 6 months in Buenos Aires. Mexican food is hard to find here, GOOD Mexican food, impossible. Until now. Authentic meats and sauces, fresh tortillas - and outstanding service. Well worth a trip!

I am from Texas which has an abundance of great Mexican restaurants. I have missed good Mexican food since moving to Buenos Aires. I am so happy to have found Maria Barrera. The food and drinks are perfect. The Margaritas are strong, like a good margarita should be. The tacos are as good as any I’ve had in Texas (or Mexico City which I lived in for a bit). I will certainly be back.

Had a great time! The food was delicious

The best mexican you can have in Argentina. All the tortillas are home made from sratch! Excellent place. And the owner Maria super nice as well. Thanks!!

I’m pretty sure there was zero tequila in my margarita.

Mexican’s food excellent choice

(Translated by Google) The food is so delicious at María's. Her food is so flavorful, so homemade, that every bite is a pleasure. One of my favorites is the tasting plate, which lets you try several things on one plate. And the drowned tacos dorados are another favorite. A place we always return to ✨ (Original) Se come tan tan rico dónde María. Su comida es tan gustosa, tan casera que es un placer cada bocado. De mis cosas favoritas está el plato degustación que te permite probar varias cositas en un mismo plato. Y los tacos dorados ahogados, otro de mis favoritos. Un lugar al que siempre volvemos ✨

We’ve been living in BA for a month and this food was some of the best we’ve had. So good in fact that I ordered extra to takeaway for lunch for the next day. Unbeatable flavor and creative dishes that were better than many Korean spots we frequent in NYC. And finally good rice in BA which is not easy to come by 🙌🏻. Our wine was also delicious and the owner was incredibly warm and welcoming with great recommendations (and great English!)

If you come to Na Num for traditional Korean food, you'd be better elsewhere, but if you come with an open mind and are willing for a blend of Argentinia ingredients and flavor of Korea, this is the place. Na Num is a Korean fusion cuisine, as such, their profile is a mixture of adjusted Korean flavor and Argentinian taste, and a beautiful combination at that. For reference, I was born and raised in Asia and have had plenty of Korean food, and my dining partner is a born and raised Argentinian with limited exposure to Asian spice and cuisine, but we both had a good experience and were impressed by different dishes. The potion of each plate are small, but they are fun and perfect for ordering several and trying with your friends. The banchan degustation were probably the most Korean flavor you could try, with different type of pickle veggies and kimchi. Nothing much to talk about, they are as standard as it goes for kimchi. But they could be a bit heavy for Argentinian who are not used to the intense sourness and the spiciness. The loin tartare was light and delicious. The combination of beef and melon were light and gentle, refreshing and suitable for an entry into Korean food. I enjoy the this, and it's not heavy as you expect beef tartare supposed to be. We love, love, love the Mussle Ceviche and it's definitely one of the best mussle dish I've had. The mussle were fresh, the Korean bean sauce and blueberries just blend so well, to give the dish and intense taste full of umami, with a spiciness kick at the end. Absolutely delicious and I just want to lick the plate clean. This is what i would consider the peak of fusion, where you could combine ingredients of two countries and their palette for the most creative and delicious dish. The ribs were the main course. It's a decent portion for one person. They are not your typical barbeque rib, it's marinate with Korean bean paste and sesame. It's sweet, slightly sour, and give out a burst of umani. The meat is marinated well and grill to perfection, and just slide right off the bone for you. It's definitely a signature and a star by itself, especially if you're bored of the traditional sweet Korean bqq or the meat dense asado with little seasoning. It fits perfectly well in niche between both for people that looking for something more creative and yummy. We went at 8:30pm and the restaurant was not packed. We were seated right away and service was prompt. The sous chef after hearing i had questions, came to our table to have a chat with us and passionately talked about each dishes. He told us that this restaurant is an experimental vision of the head chef, that she wanted to mix the two cuisine and she didn't adhere to strict traditions, but rather just something fun that carries the flavor of both worlds, and for i said that she certainly succeeded. I'd definitely be back again to try the rest of her vision.

It’s only loosely Korean-inspired but it undeniably tastes good. Four dishes was just right for two of us, and we enjoyed all of them — my favourites were the pork rib with its fabulously thick umami glaze, and, surprisingly, the tortilla de papas, which came topped with a refreshing salad and was much lighter than expected. Service was fast too. Overall, worth a visit!

Na num puts the um in yum. As tres amigos, we shared a few small plates and preferred them in this order: the mussel ceviche was really special, with a perfectly balanced sauce. Next up was the ribs, not the world's best, but very good with a unami sauce. The cauliflower was good but needed a touch of spice, and the ban chan was just ok! Our server was prompt and knowledgeable, and the space was chill with a very tempting, sit solo at the bar, to return to.

One of my favorites restaurants in BA so far! We were not able to get a reservation but showed up 10 minutes before they opened and were able to grab a table for 6 outside. Service was good and plates are delicious. Not your traditional Korean, but the fusion with Argentinian cuisine is just great. The Galbi was cooked to perfection. Tteokbokki was also delicious! Will definitely be back!

I’m a native Argentinian that lives abroad. Came back to visit BA after 3 years, and Today at Nanum I’ve tried one if not THE best food I’ve ever had in the city. Chef Lis created a mind blowing experience with delicious flavors and such an incredible, chill environment. I absolutely loved every single dish I’ve tried. Favorites were the Banchan sample, Humita, asparagus and the Tortilla. Every single dish is executed beautifully! Don’t forget to order a bottle of Soju! It’s a must :)

One of the best meals we had in Buenos Aires. If you need a change from the grilled beef, and are craving some spice and flavors that pack a real punch, this is the perfect place. The gojuchang ribs were the highlight, but the mussel ceviche, the spicy rice cakes, and the pickled cauliflower were all excellent too, and they have a great wine selection. Lis, the owner, will steer you in the right direction for everything, and is such a wonderful and warm host. Couldn't recommend this place more highly. Outstanding.

Incredible authentic Mexican food like you’ll find in Mexico! Visited twice day after day since it was so great Pros: - Service is good + they give you different salsa exactly like in Mexico as well - Everything is super delicious Cons: - Prices are on the higher end - They never have any churros left after 4pm, and that often they run out of some plate from the menu, so if you come late evening your options are limited.

Chill place for authentic tacos, with possibly the spiciest salsa in town? They offer three different types and I’m happy to share that spiciest option actually packs a punch. Only sad thing here is that you have to order three of the same types of tacos, would be even better if you could mix and match. ✌🏻❤️🌮 Update: came for the tacos, stayed for the nachos, and realllly appreciate the salsa situation as dips are my love language.

One of my favorite places to eat in Buenos Aires! Great tacos and super nice staff

Fast. Authentic. Delicious AND Margaritas!! The staff were very friendly and happy to speak to me in English which was much appreciated and something I try not to expect. This great little spot is an easy recommend.

I had an amazing experience in that restaurant, the food was amazing and the service was wonderful! Walter is the best chef! I hope i come back soon!

This counter service taco shop is a truly hole in the wall. There's no indoor seating so consider that if it's raining or scorching hot. The tacos are good but not amazing if you've been to Mexico or the southern USA. The owner is Mexican and it shows in the flavors. Try the beef (res) tacos with black beans for my favorite. You can't order individual tacos. You have to order three of the same kind of taco and can't create a custom order.

We like the prawn tacos, 3 tacos 1750, each taco has 3 big prawn. Satisfied for a quick bite before large dinner. Menu photo attached

Our visit to Crizia revealed a beautiful space with truly impressive architecture and exquisite food presentation. The staff were pleasant and attentive However, the experience was mixed. While a few dishes were excellent, our entrees, unfortunately, didn't quite meet the high expectations set by the restaurant's reputation. They were good but lacked a truly exceptional finish. The wine service was somewhat disappointing. Seeking guidance, the staff seemed less experienced. They recommended a $200 bottle which, unfortunately, showed noticeable off-flavors (likely Brettanomyces). Combined with $35 cocktails, the value proposition felt strained. Crizia excels in ambiance and visual details, but the inconsistency in the main courses and the wine selection misstep made for a less outstanding evening than we'd hoped.

We randomly stumbled upon Crizia while looking for dinner, and were glad we did. The sweet bread and oysters were incredible. The sommelier recommended the perfect wines for our dinners. Great dinner, ambiance and service.

Service is excellent, but the seafood here isn’t the town’s strong suit. This might be the best available locally, yet it still falls short compared to typical seafood standards. The steak was significantly better (obviously)

FOODIE’S TRAVEL FOR FOOD, always watching for culinary/gastronomic creativity that delights the eyes, the nose and of course, the palate… We searched out CRIZIA, a 50-Discovery restaurant, with high expectations….. BUT IT FAILS TO IMPRESS😑😑😑… Good food overall BUT quite unremarkably average. For an EXPENSIVE TASTING MENU, it DOES NOT MEASURE UP to similar 50-Discovery restaurants. 😑 flavors and textures are unexciting, they DO NOT arouse the palate. 🫤 there’s very little nose to main palate. 🫤🫤 🫤 🫤🫤THERE ARE SERIOUS FAUX PAS in 3 major courses 👎 Serving FRESH OYSTERS TOPPED WITH SAUCES, etc IS MONUMENTAL MISTAKE. Oysters MUST be served in its pristine state. One has to be able to taste the sea, to taste the waters they grow in!! For a restaurant that claims to have “discovered” the first oysters in Argentina, THEY DESTROY THE FRESHNESS AND SIMPLICITY OF THE OYSTERS… 👎 The PATAGONIAN LAMB FAILS to highlight the favor and texture of the lamb. The serving of 2 very tiny pieces crumble with a slice of the knife. ALL THAT ONE TASTES IS THE SAUCE OR MARINADE. This lamb dish has little aroma or fragrance of a meat dish! 👎 The Dessert titled “Imagination” is more of a question whether the chef had any imagination at all!!! It’s simple quenelle of UNREMARKABLE sorbet and slices of fruit. Then there’s a similarly UNIMAGINATIVE duo of chocolates. 🤗🤗🤗 A bright spot of the dinner is the WILD MUSHROOMS…complex yet delicate flavors and contrasting textures 🤗🤗🤗 Another bright spot is the SECRET OF THE OCEAN a lovely medley of seafood and fish roe, dominated by langostine. The sauces are silky and delicate. Service is good.

Hold on to your hats and get ready for a culinary adventure! I recently had the pleasure of dining at Crizia, my first Michelin rated restaurant, and let me tell you, it was absolutely mind-blowing! The moment I walked up to the massive door, I knew I was in for a treat. The doorbell added a touch of exclusivity and allure to the whole experience. The ambiance of the restaurant was pure posh and spectacular - it was like stepping into a whole new world. But let's get to the best part - the food! The warm and delicious serving of bread was just the beginning. The oysters were fresh and flavorful, and the main dishes were nothing short of incredible. I especially loved the seafood with black rice dish, which was a true masterpiece. The portions were generous, and I felt like I got my money's worth. And don't even get me started on the dessert sampler - it was the perfect sweet ending to an unforgettable meal. I highly recommend making a reservation early and experiencing Crizia for yourself. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!.

Fine dining restaurant with a delay for twenty years. Meals with foam, complex dishes with extravagant ingredients, but they really try to give a great service. It’s worth a try and make own opinion.

Really enjoyed my experience doing the 7 course tasting menu. The oysters were a highlight! Got there on the early side, it seemed like the wait staff was a little too attentive until more people arrived and they settled into service. But overall wonderful food and great value for the price!!

A great place to have a beer and some food with your friends while overlooking the lovely scenery in Puerto Madeiro. The service was amazing, quick, very helpful and professional. The beers tasted very good with the South American sun blessing our skin. The place itself is located near office/appartement buildings I guess so the ambiance isn't the best, but that doesn't take away from this establishments quality.

We had dinner at Lupita Mexican Restaurant in Puerto Madero, and it was… an interesting ride. First things first—the service was awesome! Super friendly staff, very attentive, and they really made us feel welcome. Also, the place is gorgeous! Seriously, 10/10 for vibes and decoration. It’s Instagram-worthy for sure. Now, let’s talk about the food. Or rather… the tiny bites that waved at us on their way to someone else’s table. 😅 We ordered a dish that was $80 USD, and when it arrived, we genuinely thought it was the appetizer. For one person. Spoiler: it was meant for two. We kind of laughed… and then cried a little. Definitely bring snacks if you’re planning to share. Also, the menu was kind of a head-scratcher. We were expecting real-deal Mexican dishes, but what we got felt more like a remix by someone who once saw a taco on Pinterest. And the food? A bit too salty—like it had just gotten out of a breakup. That said, we really loved the atmosphere and the service, so we want to love this place. Just hoping they make the portions a bit more human-sized and bring in a few more authentic Mexican options. We’ll give it another shot someday—maybe after a big lunch. Small water bottle for $5.542 ($5USD)

Great ambience and vibe. The service is good. Food was crap, and theres a surprise cubierto on the bill which they levy as tourist tax which is always in disguise 🤣

I have been meanwhile several times at Lupita for dinner and most of the times it has been good. We usually order the plates which you can share and it tastes good. As we have dinner normally early, the waiting times are not too long. I guess that waiting times are quite long, when you come during peak time. The cocktails are good as well.

Loved the waiters and the colorful decorations, but the restaurant was emptier than I expected. I’d recommend not sitting by the road as several people approached us trying to sell us random things/asking for money. The food was pretty good and there was a nice selection of drinks too

Absolutely nothing Mexican or yummy about the food here. Bread cokes out with two sauces. Supposed to be spicy jalapeño jam and a ranch. Neither taste anything like suscribes. Tortillas are dry and cold, wilted lettuce is not a substitute for cilantro. Cold potatoes don’t go with tacos, raw tomatoes and onions with no salt at least. No flavor and where their is flavor the flavors are just all off. Service was fine but the full bill was over $20k. Won’t be back

They charge an expensive table service and give to 4 what they give to one. When I ordered more nachos they brought them all humid and with an old and cold tomato sauce. There was only one waitress while there was an employee doing nothing at the door when no one came in. And they said the burritos were two, and you can see in the photo that it was a small burrito cut in half, really expensive for the amount of food. And the normal mojito was not good at all. Don't expect to see any guacamole in the burritos neither, even if it says it brings it, I complained for this and she told me it was inside, but I really checked and there was no guacamole.

The food and service were great, my only negative was that the price was a bit high for what was served. But if you are looking for real quality Mexican food, like Oaxaca or Vera Cruise style Mexican, this is the place. The tortilla soup was probably the winner at our table but we also had a variety of tacos and all were great.

Don’t expect burritos - they have excellent tacos and other amazing food you don’t get at your average Mexican place! I got their version of ceviche, the fish and pork tacos.

Authentic Mexican food in the middle of Palermo Soho, we love the Azteca soup and the Mexican corn, the grilled shrimp and fish tacos were quite good. The rose wine was ok. Service was very nice and the atmosphere minimalist.

Food was extremely delicious. We had the pork tacos, beef tacos, prawns and aguachile and each dish was unique and very flavourful. We also ordered some drinks and they were delightful as well :)

Amazing taco restaurant. The person who seemed like the owner, or at least a manager, was so nice and helped me with recommendations and whatnot. In the beginning they brink out a shot of warm apple cider or something (my Spanish is not up to par so I didn't understand when they were explaining it) but it was fun and I liked it. To start I had the bean dip, which was incredible. Then I got the Tacos de Barría which were also very good and just what I needed for my taco craving. Finally, for dessert I got the Tres Leches cake slice. It was alright, but nothing special. I also got the jarochito rojo drink which was delicious. My only complaint for the entire experience was that the bean dip came with a very small amount of chips, and I was charged for extras. Besides that, I loved this restaurant.

Absolutely amazing experience from start to finish with Aurelia’s! The service was the best I’ve had in Buenos Aires, the food was authentic, and the drinks were delicious. The bartender Freddy, is a sommelier and able to pair cocktails perfectly, and the owner Stephanie was lovely, she made me feel at home.

After trying about 5 different taco places in buenos aires, this is the first good one! And it's a great one. The place is more of a Mexican restaurant rather than a tacos place, which is a little bummer in my opinion, but it's probably the best in town.

According to the reviews on google maps this place should be delicious. Unfortunately that was not the case. The meat in the tacos did not taste very well and the tacos itself were burned and the lack of food in them. The guacamole needed more spices. It tasted of nothing. The nachos were average and could have been homemade like the most places do in Europe. I expect more when visiting a place like this in South America. Only the drinks is recommendable but that’s if. Do not try this because of the food ...

Amazing Experience!! Tacos were so good, I went on a Tuesday and felt like I was having TacoTuesday in NY, and the place is gorgeous!!!

The food: The meat (beef, chicken) is bland, the food overall is mediocre. They also charge you for the nachos and sauce they provide while you are ordering, this is not made apparent until you receive the bill. It appears to be a welcoming gesture, like it is in many other places... it is not here, you must pay The service: We ordered 2 beers with our food we didn't receive any. After the food arrived and we had eaten half, while expecting the beers to arrive, we decided to order 2 more, we received 1. When we were ordering the bill the waiter attempted to charge us for 2 beers

They give you a duplicated invoice.

One of the best mexican food places in Buenos Aires. I recommend the avacado rolls

They gave us shots of margaritas when we sat down but then charged us for them.

Mexican food in the heart of Buenos Aires, what's not to like. That said, I think that the food is better at Palermo

We only had a drink here - it was called a Mojito but was not (it was orange). The seat was broken where the part you sit on was loose from the chair - when I pointed this out she simply changed the seat and left the broken on for the other table. We had to wait a long time to get served and then again when we wanted to pay. For this reason we decided not to eat there - 4 waiters was standing in the door talking but did not have time to serve us. It was not a busy time at all.

Great place, meals and beer were great. The place was too hot inside, there was no AC or ventilation system, unthinkable for a summer in Buenos Aires.

Good burritos, nice place and chill

Excellent menu and very kind staff! A lovely place with nice music and relaxing atmosphere!

Overpriced Tex Mex. They only take cash, the break ambience is cool, has some relaxed long tables to share dinner with strangers, if you like so.

Good Mexican food and selection of beers. Crowded and fun atmosphere. But very hot inside.

It's a good place for having some mexican-type food and having some drinks.

Very good street style tacos. Their other dishes are hit and miss. They offer an all you can eat option, which is great if you're really hungry, but I'd still order all tacos over the other offerings. Friendly, helpful service, cute place.

As soon as we enter and before we could say hi they kicked us out saying they would not serve us because there was going to be a public transport strike and employee were going to leave early. However the strike was not in place that day, it was set to the day after and they said via phone we could go to eat yet five minutes earlier. I suspect there was discrimination involve in the refusal of service and the place is not high end enough to justify that. There were a group still eating with no rush and signs were up like nothing. 40 minutes to prepare and eat a couple of tacos seems more than enough however either the place is not competent to deliver tacos on time or more likely there was judgment involved.

The most authentic mexican tacos i’ve had in Bs As BY FAR! They reminded me of the street tacos i’d eat back in LA 🥲 The fish taco in particular took me straight back to Baja ! Bottom line: Great food, friendly staff, nice ambience, good service (they even offer you disposable plastic gloves so your hands don’t get dirty!). I strongly recommend this place to anyone who misses real mexican food. I’ll definitely come back for more, keep it up!✨

So far this is our favourite taco place in Buenos Aires. We’ve tried 4 places so far and this by far beats the lot. Tasty with fab flavours, great service, not greasy and excellent corn taco. The margaritas are also top notch. We went for a quick bite and ended up hanging out for ages.

Chicken tacos, guacamole and chips, 2 beers. Hot sauce had some kick which is rare in Buenos Aires. Food was really good.

If you’re looking for legit tacos in Buenos Aires, you’ve found your spot! Created by a San Diego (California, USA) native, they KNOW what actual Mexican food is. I’ve tried most of the varieties here: Birria- cheesy, crispy hard shell tacos, with tasty beef broth/ consommé to dip them in Pollo- flavorful, with ACTUAL spice, when true “picante” can be hard to find in BA Carnitas- my personal fave: shredded, slow cooked & then fried pork…very flavorful… “Gringo”- modeled after Taco Bell soft shell tacos: flour tortillas w/ ground beef, onions, tomatoes & sour cream…I would just have them add cheese next time… Good drinks (I don’t love the “Tequila Nacional”, but their passion fruit/ Maracuya gin & tonics are bangin’), fair prices, a cozy & fun vibe, with outdoor space for when the weather is nice. I’ve been a few times, most recently for a Cinco De Mayo (Mexican Independence Day) celebration that was a blast…with a live Mariachi band, followed by a DJ who spun Spanish & English faves, while everyone got up & danced (this is where the tasty bebidas came in handy, lol) Definitely worth a stop if you’re overdosing on steaks, and wanna change things up a bit. And an absolute “must try” for those, like me, feeling a bit homesick and wanting some Mexican comfort food (via The U.S.) Great spot!

Good service and delicious food. We didn’t order the buffet so we go for the regular menu. I recommend Tacos Pollo Tinga.

Plaza Serrano in Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires… it's one of those places that just buzzes with life. I went there not really knowing what to expect, and I ended up completely charmed. First off, the vibe is just electric. It's like the heart of Palermo Soho, surrounded by all these cool bars, restaurants, and quirky little shops. There's this really relaxed, creative energy that's just contagious. You see people from all walks of life, just hanging out and enjoying themselves. During the day, it's like an open-air design market. You can find all sorts of unique clothes, jewelry, and handmade crafts. I spent ages just browsing, and I actually picked up a really cool scarf that I haven't seen anywhere else. Then, at night, it completely transforms into this lively hub for nightlife. The food and drink options are insane. From classic Argentine cafes to restaurants serving food from all over the world, you can find anything you're craving. The bars are great too, with loads of craft beers and creative cocktails. And there's always some sort of live music or street performer adding to the atmosphere. What I really loved was just wandering around the streets surrounding the plaza. There are so many independent boutiques, art galleries, and design shops. It's the perfect place to find something unique and original. And the street art! It's everywhere, and it's so vibrant and colorful. It's like walking through an outdoor art gallery. Honestly, Plaza Serrano was one of the highlights of my time in Buenos Aires. I loved the bohemian atmosphere, the lively energy, and the sheer variety of things to see and do. It's a great place to spend an afternoon shopping, have dinner al fresco, or just people-watch. If you're visiting Buenos Aires, you absolutely have to check it out. It's a place that definitely left a lasting impression on me.

Beautiful place, full of stores and restaurants, in the heart of Palermo Soho. On the weekends, there is a street fair where local people sell their goods. Good to go all day long. Friendly environment, during the day and at night.

Craters exhibit the handmade creation on weekends. From lesthergoods, to jewelry to pet items. Close to 100 exhibitors. Music playing on the street and large crowds. Plenty of food, bars and cafes to sit and people watch.

Very nice market to visit with plenty of eateries, bars, shops and stalls outside. The market itself has a lot of good quality, creative hand made gifts. This place is good if you are gift shopping

In the heart of Palermo Soho- packed with restaurants. Has a great vibe but not for the faint-hearted- very loud music playing into the early hours. A vibrant market some days but for me, it is too much, And a bit hasslely, and I prefer the streets nearby which have a more sophisticated bohemian feel. Palermo soho has places for all tastes - plaza Serrano probably is for a younger crowd.

Perfect corner where many restaurants meet and the traffic is very light. Restaurants have their tables out so you can sit and enjoy the sun

very full at night and every bar will try to get you in their bar - even if they are already full. Great place to meet people though and enjoy palermo nightlife

There's no other place in town that offers cheescakes and cakes as good as Moshu! We have tried their toasts too they are good, but the desserts are from another planet.. highly recommended!!!

Moshu Treehouse in Palermo, Buenos Aires, is a magical treetop haven with lush greenery, twinkling fairy lights, and swing seats ideal for relaxed chats or quiet reads. Settle in for their exceptional cortado jarrita - a velvety espresso-milk blend in a cute mini pitcher, perfectly balanced and bitterness-free. The lingote de velvet cake steals the show: a stunning red velvet log with moist crumb, tangy cream cheese frosting, and cocoa-rich melt-in-your-mouth bliss. Pure joy for coffee lovers and sweet tooths alike - I'll return soon.

Great brunch place, very cutely decorated and designed. We sat outside as it was a lovely day but they also have plenty of room indoors. The scone is really tasty as well as the toast. The portions are very good and filling. They make a killer lemonade. It is definitely worth a visit when you are in Palermo. The staff is very friendly and attentive.

My friend suggested me to go this restaurant. I was very excited to go. I really liked inside. But we are Asian family (with my daughter and husband) and I didn’t feel welcoming from the entrance. We were sit in the middle which I didn’t want but they didn’t change my table even though there was lots of others empty tables at the moment. Waitress was not really nice as I can’t speak Español but my husband is fluently speaking Español. But I don’t like he is explaining what I want. The waitress just played like dumb like she can’t understand me at all. So I couldn’t have what I want. Because the menu has no pictures So I can’t find what I want. Anyways, surprisingly I found out the waitress actually speaks English because we I went to bathroom and noticed she was at the other table with English speaker but white people and she was having a conversation in English. Don’t assume that I am Asian and not speaking well in English I am from Canada and speaking English Fluently. I am making this review and got mad again how she treated us. Food was nothing really special as I want to go back there with the poor customer service. Their food looks good what they serve to other table. I tried to grab the waitress again and tried to point I want that. But again she just didn’t understand even though i pointed the food I want. It was not language problem, she just didn’t want to help us. Well, maybe they don’t care because I don’t live there so I can’t become a regular customer. I travelled lots of places and I have huge family in Buenos Aires as my husband is from there. I never have experienced discrimination but here first time. Sorry I can’t give 5 stars for food because I couldn’t try your good food. Just the normal sandwich which I posted.

The atmosphere is very nice and quiet. Suitable for working or just having a good time. The prices are a bit higher than the average.

I love their croque monsieur! The coffee was not my favorite (mostly tasted like milk). The atmosphere was nice.

A lovely place! Excellent food. I loved my beef sandwich which was very high quality. The fruit platter was delicious and beautifully presented. The coffee was excellent and well made. There's also a great choice of cakes. We went twice during our stay in Buenos Aires. We also had breakfast which was lovely although the eggs came out very undercooked for everyone, I'm not sure if that's the style here. Apart from the eggs everything else was great.

Very nice pop-up for Mexican tacos. We tried one of each and they were all nice, with a high note on the fried chicken. Tortillas are corn based, guacamole and frijoles very good as well. Do not expect Mexican spice, they are very mild adapted to local regular client. I strongly suggest improving the chairs, they are really uncomfortable even for a quick bite.

Absolutely delighted with our second visit to this Mexican gem! Our first time, we savored the promo tacos (2 tacos + nachos + 1 drink) – a true delight. Today, we indulged in the promo tortas (sandwich de chavo + totopos + lemonade) for 6000ARS and burritos de cerdo for 5300ARS. The flavors were sensational, giving us hope in Argentinian dine-in places after a series of disappointing experiences. Consistency in taste and quality makes this spot a standout recommendation!

went with my husband and ordered the two taco promo and some nachos. food was okay. definitely not birria. the nachos they gave my husband are a joke - no sour cream, no cheese, and they gave less than half a container of beans. 14,000 for this? no way. won't be returning.

It was okay, interesting to taste smth new, good for a quick bite

Amazing taste/quality and the tacos are big so good for the price

Everything was delicious!!

Amazing food freshly made. Nice seating area and super friendly staff.

I love the Vegetarian Mexican Lazangna! it was bursting with mexican flavors! Very friendly mosos too. :)

🌮🌯 Exceeded all expectations. Looking for food after a long day outing after a beautiful day out. Atmosphere was 10/10, our waitress Avril was absolutely amazing! Can honestly say that this was up there in the best & fresh Mexican I have ever experienced. We are from Australia, and we will tell everyone about this place! Muchos Gracias Somos Virgen! 🩷🇲🇽🇦🇷 Will definitely be back!!

guacamole was divine, food was amazing & great vegetarian options, best food we had in buenos aires. lovely waitress & great vibes. Quesadillas were beautiful, would recommend.

The atmosphere was very nice.

Great spot, definitely the best Mexican food in the area. Get the quesadillas and the tacos of cochinita pibil

Great place for lunch when the weather is good and it’s possible to seat outside.

Had a wonderful dinner there trying their Chimichumga. Very tasty, nice atmosphere.

Without a doubt the best vegetarian food I’ve had in Argentina. I had the cauliflower tacos, which were very flavorful, interesting, and tender, and I would recommend to anyone, vegetarian or not. Clearly made with high quality ingredients. They have great outdoor seating, and the service was fast and friendly.

Amazing taco spot! 10/10 would highly recommend! The food was so flavourful. Some of the BEST tacos I have ever had! Lovely staff and good service!

First time having tacos like these (birria beef and queso). They were absolutely delicious. Service was warm and friendly. Food arrived quickly and looked great. I will return.

Loved the Quesabirria Tacos, and the service is super friendly. Great wine selection and recommendations too. Would return at anytime!

Really delicious tacos! The place itself was very cute too. I was surprised by how good the veggie taco was. Only complaint is that I wish they had hotter hot sauce. Otherwise, the tacos were awesome and filled really well.

This place was one of the best Mexican restaurants I’ve had here in Buenos Aires. Coming from Los Angeles, I come with high expectations and this place exceeded them. Had 4 variations of their tacos, chicken tostada, birria, veggie, and the pastor. I can’t decide which was my favorite. Great service and kind people!

It's not easy to find decent tacos in Buenos Aires, but Ya Cabron does a fine job! Plus the atmosphere is great, lovely little spot!

I have been to and worked in Mexico many times and this is not Mexican food. It is a poor interpretation of tex-mex. It is also VERY EXPENSIVE. They wanted $150 USD for something that would have cost $30-40 in the United States.

(Translated by Google) The truth is that it is the saddest thing I ordered for delivery. The vegetable burrito has less flavor than drinking a glass of water. And the portion of rice is pitiful, but really pitiful. Absolutely negative Cost Quality. A tasteless red sauce. It is buying the container of tomato for the day. And heat it in the microwave with oil. (Original) La verdad que es lo más triste que pedí por delivery. El burrito de vegetales tiene menos sabor que tomarse un vaso con agua. Y la porción de arroz es lamentable, Pero realmente lamentable. Costo Calidad absolutamente negativo. Una salsa roja sin sabor. Es comprar el envase de tomate de día. Y calentarlo en el microondas con aceite.

(Translated by Google) VERY bad, nothing Mexican, the minimum portions. The "burrito" is a poorly tied tortilla with a rather mediocre filling. All made with the same mediocre quality tortillas, the taco, the burrito and the quesadilla, the truth is I use these names to identify them because they do not honor any of the aforementioned dishes. I think the worst is between the burrito and the quedadilla I attach a photo of the "quesadilla" which is nothing more than a fajita with a badly placed feta cheese that you make at home in 2 minutes, they are not a Mexican restaurant, they are honestly a scam, a quick homemade meal without desire. I hope they improve, all my criticism is so that they react and give a 180 degree turn to their food, if they take it the wrong way I apologize but I find both the presentation and the flavors an offense. (Original) MUY malo, nada de mexicano las porciones mínimas. El "burrito" es una tortilla mal amarrada con un relleno bastante mediocre. Todo hecho con las mismas tortillas de calidad mediocre, el taco, el burrito y la quesadilla, la verdad uso estos nombres para identificarlos porque no le hacen honor a ninguno de los platos antes mencionados Creo q lo peor esta entre el burrito y la quedadilla Les adjunto una foto de la "quesadilla" q no es más q una fajita con una feta de queso mal puesta q haces en la casa en 2 min, no son un restaurante mexicano, son una estafa sinceramente, una comida casera rápida sin ganas. Espero mejoren, toda mi critica es para q reaccionen y den un giro de 180 grados a su comida, si se lo toman a mal les pido disculpas pero me parece una ofensa tanto la presentación como los sabores.

(Translated by Google) It's not as bad as they say. If the place is not very cute, they brought the food fast and was good to spend that we spoke a coupon. For what you pay you can't ask for much... the horrible margaritas looked like pure ethyl alcohol. Disgusting! The food is highly recommended, the only thing they couldn't make the tres leche cake was 10pm on a Friday and they gave us a dessert that was anything but. (Original) No es tan malo como dicen. Si no es muy lindo el lugar, traían la comida rápido y estaba buena aoesar de que hablamos comprado un cupón. Por lo que se paga no s e puede pedir mucho... los margaritas horribles parecían alcohol etílico puro. Un asco! La comida si super recomendable lo único que no llegaban a hacer la torta de tres leche eran las 22hs un día viernes y nos dieron un postre que era cualquiera

(Translated by Google) Horrible, they screwed us, we bought a coupon and they didn't give us even half of the things we ordered, the place is disgusting, and it's really ugly, I asked for regular coke and he brought me zero coke which is disgusting, they didn't give us the dessert that the coupon said, terrible, don't go, you're going to regret it! (Original) Horrible, nos re cagaron compramos un cupon y no nos dieron ni la mitad de las cosas que pedimos, el lugar es un asco, y es re feo, le pedí coca común y me trajo coca zero que es un asco, tampoco nos dieron el postre qué decía el cupón, malísimo, no vayan se van a arrepentir!

(Translated by Google) A DISASTER. The worst money ever spent on food. Their fajita concept is chicken and a tortilla (just like the taco). The quesadilla is cheese and a quickie. The photos speak for themselves. (Original) Un DESASTRE. El peor dinero depositado en comida. Su concepto de fajita es pollo y una tortilla (al igual que el taco). La quesadilla es queso y una rapidita. Las fotos hablan solas.

(Translated by Google) The tiny portions, the very high price, the horrible quality. Everything was overly spicy and salty. We ordered meat and they sent chicken. A shame but nothing good to comment on. (Original) Las porciones diminutas, el precio altísimo, la calidad horrible. Todo estaba por demás de picante y salado. Pedimos de carne y mandaron de pollo. Una lástima pero nada bueno para opinar.

The interior is good and the menu had nice variety, but what promised to be a great mexican food was not great. Service was a bit delayed too.

Service was absolutely terrible. We know that in Latin America customer service tends to take longer, but this place was just ridiculous. When we finally got served, we began asking questions about the menu and the waiter seemed completely annoyed, then preceded to walk away without saying anything. The tortilla chips were disgusting, like someone described they were literally deep fried tortilla triangles. When our waiter returned we asked whether or not they took credit cards before continuing to order. They did not. They also did not take US Dollars. We politely told them that we could not eat here since some members of our eating party did not have enough Argentinian Pesos to enjoy a full meal. We never tried the food and we're glad we didn't. It did not seem very authentic and the waiter's attitude was extremely off-putting.

The male staff should resign as they appear to be very disinterested in their work and offer nil service. They were unable to open the front doors to allow a woman with a pram to enter the resturant as it appeared they do not want children in the resturant. Very poor attitude.

The place is nice but the food is not so nice but I do recommend the michelada, one of the bests I had a chance to taste.

Generally, it's a bad idea to eat Mexican food in Buenos Aires. This place is an example of why that's true.

(Translated by Google) The food was exquisite, I loved it. The atmosphere could improve, a lot of noise, dark and uncomfortable chairs. The staff are very friendly but they take a long time to remove things. Good quality-price ratio. (Original) La comida exquisita, me encantó. El ambiente puede mejorar, mucho ruido, oscuro y las sillas incómodas. El personal muy amables pero demoran mucho en retirar las cosas. Buena relación precio calidad.

(Translated by Google) The place is very nice and well decorated. At the beginning they bring you some straws with sauce We had a very bad experience with some of the dishes and the little resolution to the problem... We ordered some Chilaquiles for $200, which included a chili on the menu, warning that it is spicy, but we never imagined that it would be inedible, since it is not the first time we eat Mexican food, knowing that there is tasty spicy, spicy, very spicy and inedible... the truth is that we asked the waiter to help us with the dish since it couldn't be eaten and he told us that it was like that, but insisting that it couldn't be eaten, I took it away, but we noticed that it came back the same:s The other dish was Beef with onions with a pepper stuffed with cheese $210 (emmm, 6 points) We also ordered a sangria $220 The whole thing cost $638.. Since we booked the dinner with the "Restorando" application we had a 30% discount and it ended up costing us $446 💃💃💃 (Original) El lugar es muy lindo y bien ambientado ..De entrada te traen unos popotos con salsa Tuvimos una muy mala experiencia con unos de los platos y la poca resolucion al inconveniente ..Pedimos unos Chilaquiles $200, que en el menu figuraba un chile, avisando que es picante, pero nunca nos imaginamos que iba a ser Incomible, ya que no es la primera vez que comemos Comida mexicana, sabiendo que esta el picante gustoso, el picante, el Muy picante y el Incomible ..la verdad que le pedimos al mozo que nos ayude con el plato ya que no se podia comer y nos dijo que era asi, pero insistiendole que No se podia comer, se lo llevo, pero notamos que volvio igual :s El otro plato era Carne de res encebollado con un pimiento relleno de queso $210 (emmm, 6 puntos) Tambien pedimos una sangria $220 Todo costo $638 ..Como la cena la reservamos con la aplicacion "Restorando" tuvimos un descuento del 30% y nos termino costando $446 💃💃💃