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Map of Patagonia — Best attractions, restaurants, and transportation info

Map of Patagonia — Best attractions, restaurants, and transportation info

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Top 10 restaurants in Patagonia

No trip to Patagonia is complete without eating at some of the most well known restaurants. If you want to see more than just the top 10,visit our full list here.
1

Kalma Resto

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Argentinian restaurant
Restaurant
Kalma Resto is a renowned restaurant located in Ushuaia, offering a perfect blend of exquisite cuisine and breathtaking panoramic views. Led by chef Jorge Monopoli, the menu features an array of options including fresh seafood, grilled meats, and vegetarian dishes that showcase the authentic flavors of Southern Patagonia.
Wonderful experience and a must try when in Ushuaia! We tried the tasting menu with wine pairing and it was fantastic. The food is well thought out, delicious, and true to the region. The portions were quite large for a typical tasting menu, so come hungry. The service was incredibly friendly and the team was very knowledgeable. We especially appreciated Camila’s great service.
Kelly R — Google review
Expensive, no questions about that. We're talking about USD 100 per person, including a wine bottle. That said, possibly the best restaurant my partner and I have ever been to. Even when comparing to Michelin-starred restaurants in South America or Europe, Kalma comes out on top. The attention to detail, the creativity in every dish, and the flawless execution make it an unforgettable experience. If you’re in Ushuaia and want a meal that is truly world-class, this is the place.
Rafael R — Google review
Excellent restaurant, best for celebrations or to have a surprising and unique culinary experience whilst travelling. The food is of Michelin star quality and the attention to detail given in the food and service is fabulous. The folks who attended us were very kind. The food is unique, a lot of fusion options with local produces. On top of what we ordered, we were given bread and final dessert for tasting( sorry don't know any names). We tried the lamb, beef and risotto for main course, salmon appetizer, and thee desserts. The cashew cream dessert, the white chocolate and the seaweed based one were all great.
Jumana M — Google review
We stopped here on a cruise and we were not disappointed! The food was incredible. They started us off with this welcome soup, which I wanted to keep eating more of. Then we had risotto and I added the fish to it and it melted like butter. The steak was the best steak that we’ve had in Argentina so far. If you’re visiting Ushuaia you have to visit this place! You won’t be disappointed
Karrah K — Google review
Really liked this place. We were fortunate to walk in and meet the chef before being seated. He told us a little about his vision for the food and about the restaurant. Our experience was good and I would say that this is fine dining compared to the restaurants we tried closer to the strip. Service was great and the experience was top notch. My main meal was the fish soup that was apparently caught by the chef that morning, and my spouse had the lamb. Both were delicious! If we had more time, we would have tried the set menus but that will have to wait until our next visit
Gerson C — Google review
This is one of the best restaurants we have been to in the Southern part of South America! If you are a foodie it is a must visit. The chef is using local ingredients and making dishes you would not expect in remote Ushuaia. It is pricey but well worth the experience!
Mo K — Google review
Dining at Kalma was an exceptional experience. The food was of the highest quality — beautifully presented, perfectly balanced, and full of refined flavors. We had fish, which was prepared to absolute perfection, using only local ingredients and fantastic combinations of spices unique to the Patagonian region. The atmosphere was elegant yet comfortable, and the staff were exceptionally courteous, professional, and attentive. And the desserts — simply out of this world. Every detail, from the service to the culinary presentation, reflected true excellence. A truly outstanding restaurant that deserves the highest praise.
Tferari — Google review
Really excellent fish dishes. Service and the chef himself were very friendly but sometimes struggled to explain every dish. Also, the paper menu did not correspond to the actual menu being served (e.g., there was no king crab). Somewhat bland ice cream in the desert was a small letdown. Still, all in all well worth the visit.
Lolo — Google review
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Quiven Patagonia

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Restaurant
Quiven Patagonia House Kitchen is a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Argentine Patagonia, specifically in Bariloche. This charming restaurant offers an intimate dining experience on its second floor, where guests can enjoy stunning views of the water while savoring a contemporary menu that celebrates local and seasonal ingredients. The owners invite you into their home-like atmosphere, creating a warm and welcoming environment that enhances your meal.
Me and my partner enjoyed the whole experience. The service, the plates, the presentation & most importantly, the taste and flavours of each plate made us emotional. We are both part of the hospitality industry, and we both agreed that dinning at Quiven was the best culinary experience we had. Facundo was a pleasure to talk to and informed us from the story of the place to each and every course. The plates themselves were magical, each to its own way. Chefs were very professional and a big Bravo to the whole team. 10/10.
Αναστασία Δ — Google review
Chef Quiven and his 2 sous chefs have put in an incredible amount of detail in each of his innovative creations in his surprise 8-course meal. Every stage of the exquisite meal was an artistic work of creativity combined with flavours, colours, textures, aroma and beauty! This restaurant deserves at least a Michelin Star 🌟 for the menu, wine pairing, acoustic music ambience, and excellent staff service of attentiveness, professionalism, and deep product knowledge 🤩🤩🤩
Monica L — Google review
Warm, friendly and very personal atmosphere and service! Amazing food, exceeding all expectations! Imagine that the taste was topping the presentation, which was already one of a kind! Also a perfect wine recommendation for sophisticated wine lovers!
Katja H — Google review
Fine cuisine in Bariloche. Amazing experience with Heston Blumenthal vibes. We did the 5 course menu with an incredible wine pairing. Highly recommend to book in advance!
Sam V — Google review
Absolutely amazing. Every dish was an innovative journey, each plate told a story of Patagonia, its history, and its land. The creativity, flavors, and presentation were outstanding. Dining at Quiven isn’t just a meal, it’s an experience that captures the essence of the region in the most thoughtful and delicious way.
Mariel B — Google review
The food at Quiven is amazing. Simply put there is extremely little holding this restaurant back. I had the 8 course menu, and I enjoyed 7 out of the 8 courses. This place could easily be a 1 / 2 star Michelin restaurant if they upgraded their drinks. The food, atmosphere and service is already at that high standard. I just felt like their drink selection was very lack luster. Now their desserts are out of this world. The pastry chef came out before the final course and got to know what my personal tastes are. Trying to gauge what dessert would fit me best since I dined alone. I can say, the first dessert was so good I added an additional course just to try more of their selection. The dessert here rivals any high dining experiences that I’ve had, and I don’t think anyone will be beating it soon.
Mistype — Google review
Top notch experience. I would recommend the place in a heartbeat. First of all very good not slow service which is not common in Argentina. My server spoke good English, was engaging and in general lovely person. It's pleasing that staffs take pride in what they do and it shows. Then, food. It was interesting, innovative, not boring. Art on a plate, but also very tasty and filling. It's expensive but it's totally worth it.
Denis D — Google review
What a delicious evening. We decided to take the 8 course menu, and it was fantastic. Luckily they provide the menu on their mobile, so we took a photo and new, what was served. Because they speek no English, and my Spanish is very poor. Every course was very tasty. I think, only the wine pairing is too expensive. You need to do a reservation, otherwise you might not get a table. Gracias for that lovely dinner.
Oliver P — Google review
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Alto El Fuego

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$$$$affordable
Grill
Argentinian restaurant
Alto El Fuego is a charming restaurant nestled in San Carlos de Bariloche, housed in a beautifully restored wooden building dating back to 1941. This inviting eatery sits on a hill near the Civic Center and boasts an open grill that greets you as soon as you step inside. The ambiance is minimalist yet warm, making it the perfect spot for both locals and visitors alike, including many international guests.
Probably the best ribeye steak I have had in my life, well I am only 55 :) This place is the best steakhouse in Bariloche, we visited a few "famous" ones and this is hands down our favorite. In fact we came twice . The ribeye was done Argentinian medium "on the point" and it was grilled to perfection. Juicy with full flavors. We also took the grilled vegetables which are a great side to the steak. The music and atmosphere is pleasant a lot of 80s music and other classics. Service was super friendly and they made us feel relaxed even with our lack of Spanish. The only recommendations I will note is that it's a shame they don't offer an affordable glass of red wine in the menu to make it absolutely perfect ;) Now a life journey begins to find something similar to their steaks, which I know will be impossible.
Zohar K — Google review
The waiters spoke great English, we had a very good wine. Got a table Easily. Food was very tasty, the meat tender and juicy. Vegetables fresh and the salad and the potatoes excellent. He had 1/2 portions so we could try three different meat styles. Portions are very big otherwise, good to share. And try the grilled cheese.
Teresa S — Google review
Wow! Wow, wow! You absolutely must come here for dinner when you are in Bariloche. Everything about this place is perfect! A charming outside, a cozy inside, excellent service, and amazing food! We had the Denver Steak, Provoleta (grilled cheese, heavenly!), grilled vegetables (including the best eggplant of my life!). Even the placemats are a work of art and the background music was great!
Sonja B — Google review
Amazing lamb and trout. Nice smoky and delicious,and extremely tender. Not too fatty which makes it delicious to eat. The vegetable and potato as a side are also scrumptious. The waiters and service is excellent. Only factor is that it is quite expensive…
P S — Google review
Couldn’t say anything bad about this place. We had lamb? The sirloin, the roasted veggies, empanadas, and the chorizo with chimichurri. All of it was amazing. They also had homemade bread that was great. Went with family and we couldn’t stop talking about how good it was. Our waitress was wonderful and was willing to speak English to us even though we speak Spanish. Very accommodating. Would recommend it to anyone who wants some good Argentine grilled meats!
Russ C — Google review
I ordered medium rare on my steak but I got welldone. Very disappointed but it was still very tasty.
김윤철 — Google review
Simply fantastic! A super nice restaurant with really delicious food – everything fresh and full of flavor. The staff is extremely friendly, attentive, and takes time for each guest. Even if you only speak English, you’ll be perfectly understood and warmly welcomed here. A great place to relax and enjoy yourself – absolutely recommended!
Christian H — Google review
Great spot and a solid treatment of meat. I would return. the steak was perfect. The short ribs and lamb were good. the sides were noteworthy. The wine was a clear winner! I would dine here again
The G — Google review
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Restaurant Punto Panorámico

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$$$$affordable
Restaurant
Nestled along the scenic Circuito Chico, Restaurant Punto Panorámico is a must-visit gem for anyone exploring the Bariloche area. Just a stone's throw from one of the most iconic viewpoints, this restaurant offers not only delectable meals but also an unparalleled vista of Lake Moreno and the stunning Llao Llao peninsula. The viewpoint itself has been enhanced with a new platform since 2018, making it easier than ever to capture those picture-perfect moments against breathtaking backdrops.
The place is amazing. Customer service is fantastic. Even gave us extra nuts when we ordered beers. Needed after 6 hours of hiking. They have Stella Artois. Good refreshing come Belgian beer. The view is beautiful overlooking a beautiful lake.
Matthew L — Google review
Incredible views and friendly hawks that will fly around and land nearby. The service was slow. I had a burger and it was good. My wife had the trout and it was a very very small portion. For the price the trout is not worth it at all. Overall the food is expensive for the quality. You don't eat here for the food though, the views from the deck are beautiful.
Teddy W — Google review
This place offers amazing views, friendly staff and very good menu options. We enjoyed the goulash on a snowy day and my son loved his milanase (thicker than usual). The waffle with bananas, dulce de leche and walnuts topped it off for us
Erin ( — Google review
Amazing atmosphere! Food was delicious and staff was very kind. 10/10 will be coming back The pumpkin soup was delicious
Zachary L — Google review
Amazing view, excellent food very reasonable prices ! Enjoyed talking to the owner .
Carol B — Google review
Be careful, they include service fee in the bill automatically!!!! Not possible to opt out and don’t inform about it. Really nice view. We stopped here before going to airport, it was good decision. The place is expensive though. We had trout and goulash both dishes were tasty. They also have alcohol free beer 😉
Anastasia A — Google review
Incredible view angled plates of glass and slatted shade keeps you cool while you enjoy your food, and lets in the fresh mountain air. Food is good and service is nice also. The view though, would make it worth skipping other meals just to make this happen (but it wasn't too pricey, we really expected to pay more than 1400 AP for a big lunch for 4 with a beer for hubby and a second licuado (smoothie) for me and oldest kiddo. Not a bad seat in the place and there is a corner of the restaurant just for stepping out and taking photos. We all really enjoyed this place.
An'e P — Google review
Our favorite spot!!! The spätzle is really to die for, we ate it one night and came back the very next day to have it again. The view is beautiful and the staff were beyond friendly. We had delicious wine and dessert, highly recommended!!
Agostina P — Google review
5

Chez Manu

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$$$$expensive
French restaurant
Nestled in Ushuaia, Chez Manu is a unique dining experience offering French cuisine with a Patagonian twist. Chef Emmanuel Herbin skillfully crafts dishes using local ingredients, resulting in exquisite flavors and meticulous presentations. The restaurant's elegant and relaxed atmosphere sets the stage for a culinary journey with stunning panoramic views of Ushuaia Bay and the Beagle Channel.
It is probably one of the best restaurants and views I have ever tried and seen. What a wonder to the eyes, the tastebuds and the soul. Please go. Please please go. It was so wonderful, I want to come to the end of the world again, just for this restaurant.
Eva G — Google review
Lovely place with a nice view from the mountain and the food is simply delicious. Arrive when it opens to have the best table selection. Food was particularly tasty and with use of local ingredients. I would definitely come back. Starters are about 500 ars main around 1300 ars and deserts around 250 ars. Very good deal if you take into account the quality of each plate.
Mark M — Google review
Went here with 156 other travelers prior to our Antarctica trip. Great food and service and they got all of us fed in 2 hours. Can't comment on price though, it was part of the trip.
Steven M — Google review
By far my favorite restaurant in Ushuaia, the food, the service, the ambient, the menu, all perfect! I recommend to get reservations in advance as it is quite hard to get a table there during high season’s. All was just perfect!
Bruna C — Google review
Highly recommend this place for good food, amazing ambience and top notch service in town! Their king crab legs were the best I have ever had. For a context of reference- this is a statement for some one from San Francisco where we have the best Dungeness crab. The local Blake Hake fish was perfectly cooked and tasted super fresh. Definitely exceed expedition. The ribeye steak too was cook to perfection and way more delicious than the ones I had from any others Parrilas. And the price tag is very reasonable. I also have high respect for their service: it was partly on me that the room the Blake hake fish instead of the Duo ( Blake hake & Codfish). They brought me extra codfish and also charged me for the lower duo fish dish instead of the Blake hake. To be fair, I would have paid the Blake hake fish. Not only that, they comp-ed us two lovely glasses of champagne for our special occasion. Not to mention, the view from the place is AMAZING! We had such a good time at Chez Manu. We are really grateful that this place was open even during low season.
Travelbug — Google review
Wow. This place was amazing. The best service and the food was wonderful. Great wine selection too.
Brad K — Google review
Great French-style food with fresh local ingredients, prepared by the French chef. Both the food and the view are easily worth the trip up the mountain by themselves. The combination of the two is just divine. Of course, you pay for what you get, but it’s not prohibitive. No vegetarian option for the main course when we visited.
Jeroen N — Google review
Such a wonderful experience - the food and service were superb.
Carol F — Google review
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6

La Zaina Cocina Patagónica

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$$$$affordable
Restaurant
La Zaina Cocina Patagónica in El Calafate offers a unique gastronomic experience with traditional Argentine dishes. The warm decor and display of historical objects make this place an authentic museum of Patagonian history. Diners praise the quality and flavor of the dishes, including lamb sorrentinos and trout with vegetables.
Thank you Jorge & Team for this pleasant experience and service! The story of the restaurant is beautiful and so are the dishes. Every plate is made with intention and extraordinary taste. Everyone who would like to try local fresh food and get inspired by new creations, this is the place to go!🦙🐟♥️
Rebecca B — Google review
Be prepared for it to be expensive and it will be brilliant. Probably the best meal we had in Patagonia - great lamb, steak and trout. Delicious wine. Great setting. Definitely recommend if budget is not the main concern.
Joe K — Google review
Amazing homey place, my favorite in El Calafate! The food is just so satisfying and the people are super nice and humble. If you are in El Calafate, this is the place to have a dinner at least once! There's a nice family photography wall with the people that opened the place and a beautiful open kitchen and outdoor terrace
Sie-Hang C — Google review
This place is a pleasant surprise The atmosphere was nice, small & pretty. The please has its story which is cool. The food was very good. There’s plenty options gluten free from pasta to beers & you name it. Staff is nice. Great experience
Yoram C — Google review
Over-priced!!! This is too much guys. Highest price in town. 1) skirk steak : we ordered medium. This us not medium. Far behind well done. Couldnt possibly chew with human teeth. 38.000 2) lamb : lamb was okay! But too over priced for its value. 42.000 So disappointed.. :( No idea for high review.
YooJin J — Google review
Excellent food, best service I've come across in Argentinian Patagonia
James G — Google review
One of the best meals I’ve had in Argentina! The whole menu is gluten free and healthy, but it’s tasty even for those who eat gluten. As someone with Celiac Disease, it was very exciting to get to eat the rolls they served on the table and handmade ravioli. Staff were super nice too.
Hilary B — Google review
enjoyable spot with nice local offerings. This place seems to be an institution among the tourists and it is easy to see why. good food, kind service, and chill ambiance. I appreciate all the GF goodness as well as the veg options. We got lucky and were able to drop in around 830 and get a table for 3. Prices have changed alot here, as well as the rest of the country. We enjoyed our experience !
The G — Google review
7

Berlina km. 12

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$$$$affordable
Brewpub
Restaurant
Berlina km. 12 is a popular brewery located in Bariloche, Patagonia, known for its rugged and robust beers brewed by tattooed lumbersexuals. The brewery has expanded across the country but remains headquartered in Bariloche, where it boasts an expansive beer hall and offers a range of merchandise. Visitors can enjoy homemade pizzas and a variety of craft beers at the casual microbrewery, making it a favorite spot for skiers and snowboarders after hitting the slopes.
I was an American traveler in Argentina and let me tell I was quite surprised and blown away by this place. Being from New York, I’ve eaten all kinds of pizza, but I’ve never had anything like this before. This was the first time we tried pizza in Argentina, so this may be the common style we have heard about but I would highly recommend this place. It had a creamy spin on mozzarella that reminded me of cheese I’ve only had in St. Louis, Missouri called provel. Unique and delicious!!! The beers were great as well. (Excuse the photo - we ate half the pie before I knew what happened!)
David S — Google review
Ordered their pizza for takeout and had a wonderful experience. Easy to do over their WhatsApp. The pizzas were delicious and filling. The place looked very cute to eat at, will have to go next time.
Maria M — Google review
Arrived with a full packed restaurant due to having a band play. So happy we got a table. Great food. Pizza was very good. Ojo de bife was great with fries and salad. Lots of food. Saw the onion rings and wish I would have got those too. Everything I saw come out was yummy looking. Lots of fun beers to pick from. Highly recommend! Priced well for the quality of food. Will return.
A. R — Google review
Beautiful place to eat late lunch. We ordered pizza and beer . They have vegetarian options in veg. Fugaza pizza. It had onions and olives. Very soft crust and good amount of cheese
Kiran Y — Google review
I consider one of the best craft beer and cuisine proposals in the area. The attention is impeccable and there is no lack of coordination between the waiters who alternate. The food arrives at the table at temperature and that is to highlight it. The quality and preparation of the dishes is excellent. The Smog burger was just right, a homemade type, comparable in taste and texture to those of gourmet American chains like Red Robin. From the patio you can enjoy the view and the natural environment. There is a place to park on the premises, to go without reservations, attend between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., when they also have happy hour prices.
Eduardo M — Google review
Great beers and excellent food - we had the vegetarian picadas and it was an excellent option! The burgers and the beers were great too. Highly recommend!
Nandini M — Google review
The location of this place is just insane! It was really cold when I went but otherwise I would have chosen to sit outside to contemplate the mountains. Staff was really friendly and the food was amazing. Beer it's a big plus as well. I'd definitely choose it again.
Bella A — Google review
I know this place has gotten poor reviews especially for the service but we had fantastic service... our server was a tall guy with long hair/dreads and he was excellent - very nice, great recommendations and very prompt... we sat outside and it was very pleasant... we got Cordero and Bife from the Parilla and gin and tonics con fruita rojo... everything for us was fantastic! It is a bit expensive for Argentina but the experience was worth every penny and a similar experience in the US would be much more expensive... highly recommend!
Michael H — Google review
8

Kaupé Restaurant

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$$$$expensive
Argentinian restaurant
Kaupé Restaurant is a family-owned high-end establishment offering delicious Argentine cuisine with beautiful harbor views. The restaurant is known for its seafood dishes such as king crab, black hake, and fresh oysters prepared with a contemporary twist. It prides itself on using the freshest local ingredients and offers an impressive selection of Argentine wines. While it may be relatively expensive, the food is considered worth the price by many patrons.
We had seafood tasting menu- it included a beet soup, king crab, scallop ceviche and paper baked sea bass plus wine pairing with the meal. Everything was tasty just the beet soup is a little salty to our taste. Nice view of the Beagle channel, great service. A good choice if you want a romantic, nice dinner at ushuaia.
Jessica G — Google review
An exceptional seafood dinner! The service, food, and atmosphere were all wonderful. I recommend everything we ordered: scallop ceviche, king crab, hake, dulce de leche crepe, and lemon ice cream with champagne sauce. This restaurant is worth a stop if you're in Ushuaia!
Caroline A — Google review
Unforgettable dinner at Kaupè! We ate divinely: dishes prepared with top-quality ingredients and cooked to perfection. The scallops were seared flawlessly, delicate and flavorful, while the cod was delicious and rich in taste. The service was excellent: attentive, friendly, and very professional, which made the evening even more enjoyable. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Ushuaia: a true journey into the flavors of Southern Patagonia.
Simona E — Google review
Delightful dinner at Kaupe. We had their tasting menu which was great value that included half a bottle of white wine, a champagne and a desert sparkling wine too. Plus coffee. Great views. Lovely service. High end restaurant.
Jason F — Google review
Amazing restaurant! The Crab Kaupe was so good we directly ordered a second portion 👌 but also all other fish and seafood dishes are excellent!
Rainer G — Google review
Perhaps the best restaurant in Ushuaia. Nicely decorated and very nice staff. We had the king crab and scallops as an appetizer. For main course the Rib Eye without bone. For dessert the crepe with fruit and lime ice cream with warm champagne sauce. All this was of very good quality and very tasty. Can highly recommend this restaurant as a tourist.
Marco J — Google review
Food is tasty, especially for the seafood cuisine. Wine is perfectly served with the dish!
Ke C — Google review
A wonderful birthday dinner for my wife!!! We did the Tasting of the Sea and every course was exceptional. The wine pairings were great, too. We felt like it was a really good value, too, based on the quality of the food and exceptional service!!! And, the view from the window tables is excellent!!!
Duane C — Google review
9

Bodegón Fueguino

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$$$$affordable
Argentinian restaurant
Bodegón Fueguino is a charming restaurant located in the Fueguino neighborhood on the outskirts of Ushuaia. The pioneer house, with its mustard-yellow facade, exudes a warm and inviting atmosphere. The ebullient owner, Sergio Otero, adds to the lively ambiance as he bustles around making suggestions and revving up his staff. The menu features specialties such as picadas, lamb dishes, and seafood offerings at moderate prices.
Cannot recommend this place enough. Food was DELICIOUS, one of the best meals I've had in south america and it was so reasonably priced compared to everything else in Ushuaia/patagonia in general. It gets very busy but staff were still super friendly despite working very hard!
Sarah B — Google review
Very popular place during dinner time with what looks like a line often. The food was good, got the lamb and it was tender for most of it and quite good with good portions of food. Left feeling quite full afterwards. Would recommend lunch where it can be busy but no real wait time.
Steven L — Google review
Loved this place so much that we visited it twice in a day! and probably will come back twice the next few days. We ordered their cordero, in different plates, and it was delicious in the different ways. The service is great and prices are very reasonable, but If you asked me, their pricing it’s a steal! Tip: come late for lunch or dinner (13:00 to 14:00) or after 21:30 til 23:00 and the lines will be shorter, if any. At least during their winter.
Remy C — Google review
During my stay in Ushuaia, I have visited this particular restaurant three times and I have really enjoyed the food and service! The Lentil Stew and the Lamb in Orange/ Honey sauce is amazing! The staff are super friendly and attentive too. However, I was fortunate to walk in midday and in the evening waiting times can range from 40-50 minutes but worth the wait! Highly recommend and my thanks to the staff and chefs of this wonderful restaurant! 😊
Garhing C — Google review
We are the lentil stew and the lamb chops with the honey and orange sauce, both were very good
Saar R — Google review
Very nice culinary experience . They don’t do reservations and you must be a bit ahead of opening hour as it can be a line before opening . Service was very good , fast and food delicious
Pop A — Google review
In the evenings this place has a super long line to get in. For lunch on a Sunday I only had to wait an hour. Now I know why- amazing food and ambiance, decent prices and great service.
Adam R — Google review
Everything was perfect, just one thing, you have to be ready to wait outdoor a long time before to have a table. We was wainting for more than one hours and we was there at the opening It’s a constant little hubbub inside but that’s also what makes the place lively. It didn't bother us, it's not super strong either, but if you hate that, this might not be the best restaurant for you. Also, the lamb and the wine was super nice !
Virgil D — Google review
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An amazing gastronomic experience with unique flavours and textures. Outstanding food that is one of the best meals you'll have! A hidden pearl in Bariloche, make a reservation as soon as possible!
The food is amazing, I’m surprised they don’t have a Michelin star. They totally should! The flavors are so multidimensional, delicate, and unique. We had steak (amazing), hearts (more traditional flavors but good), eggs with smokes meet (we loved it), omelette with trout (yummy and tender), the complimentary toasts were fantastic. The pana cotta desert was not to miss! Everyone was kind and very friendly. I only wish we had time to come back again to try other things on the menu. Well done and thank you 🙏
Yelena L — Google review
Thought the food was spectacular. We were originally supposed to be 4, but 2 never made it to the country and they were very accommodating. Steak was amazing, and the fried egg with meat small plate was quite fun. Cute cozy little spot too.
Bob M — Google review
Wow. Snag a rez here before they get their star and become unbookable. Creative, interesting food that pulls from Argentinian roots but blends it with French, Italian, and more. So good! Please get the trout omelette. It has no business being that good.
Ana W — Google review
A perfect way to end our last night in Bariloche. Anima was a hidden gem, from the starters to the mains and dessert. It was exquisite, creative and perfect. Reservations definitely. Highly recommend.
Ling H — Google review
Patagonia fine dining! Great service, terrific food, wine paring. It’s a small place so make sure to get a reservation.
Ezequiel O — Google review
A very small place with focus on food. Highly recommended if you are a foodie! Starters and desserts are to die for. We had the tasting menu which was both filling and delicious. The mains are good, but in my opinion not as "innovative" as the starters or desserts. I can not stress enough that nothing on the menu disappoints!
Magnus P — Google review
A must visit restaurant if you are ever in Bariloche. The food is fantastic, we had the tasting menu and every course was an absolute joy to eat. They were also very accommodating to dietary requests - one of our party was a pescatarian and it was no problem to supplement meat based dishes for equally delicious vegetarian alternatives. The atmosphere is very relaxed, warm, and friendly. The staff are also very friendly, efficient, and welcoming. We would come back any day, a very special place.
Lucy C — Google review
The vibe and atmosphere is great. Small restaurant with very welcoming servers. We did the completo menu which was 4 dishes per person for dinner. This probably was our favorite meal in Bariloche and would go again. Quality of food and flavor was fantastic. My favorite was the calamar and gnocchi. Great wine selection as well with reasonable price.
Daniella L — Google review

Transportation in Patagonia

Getting around Patagonia can be a little daunting if you’re new here. We can help list some of the major public transportation methods if you don’t want to rely on a car.

Nearby airports

Aeroparque Internacional Jorge Newbery

International airport
Airport
Aeroparque Internacional Jorge Newbery is a bustling airport in Argentina, serving domestic flights and international routes to and from Uruguay, Brazil, Chile, and Paraguay. Located close to downtown Buenos Aires, it offers convenient access for travelers. The airport provides a smooth experience with efficient security procedures and plenty of snack options. Despite its relatively small size with only 7 gates, the modern facility features free Wi-Fi, charging stations, basic restaurants, and stores.
Clean airport, and once you stepped out, you’ll find a lovely bay to walk around. I agree, there are loads of people using this airport. Very busy indeed.
Quincy Q — Google review
If I could describe Argentina’s airport in one word, it’s queue… 🙈😂😅 Queues everywhere—at Duty Free, for boarding, in the restrooms, and even to buy a water. The restaurants are packed, and the noise level is high. I flew on a Saturday, which probably made it worse, but the airport is small for the volume of passengers it handles. If you’re stuck waiting for more than two hours, good luck—you might go crazy from the noise and lack of space. Best to arrive as late as possible, just in time to check in and get through security. Duty Free is a small. Prices are high, and there’s really no point in buying anything unless you’re desperate🤣😂. On the bright side, the staff are very polite❤️ and helpful. The food options are decent and not overpriced. One bar I discover was Fausto. It looks a bit messy and poorly maintained, but it’s one of the quiet spots in the entire airport, giving a break from all the madness. I found a healthy yogurt for 3,800 pesos—big cup, no sugar, and super tasty. ❤️❤️❤️Definitely a highlight! Restrooms? Clean, but the queues are ridiculous. 😱 In summary, expect crowds, small wins like perfect location and friendly staff.
Aliona S — Google review
Beautiful airport but not foreigner friendly at all. 1. Money changer is not at the arrival hall, it’s at the departure hall 2. The bank has only one counter in operation 3. None of the money changer signs are in English 4. There are buses outside but no information where to buy the tickets or card
Happy R — Google review
Aeroparque is a small, convenient airport located just 2 km from downtown Buenos Aires, making it ideal for domestic flights and some regional international routes. It’s easy to navigate, but at night, options like stores and food points can be limited. The proximity to the city is a huge plus, but during peak hours, it can get crowded. Overall, it’s a solid choice for short trips within Argentina or nearby countries, though it’s not as well-equipped for late-night travel as other airports.
Nicolas L — Google review
Flew roundtrip to Córdoba from Aeroparque Internacional Jorge Newbery, and overall, it was a smooth experience. The airport is conveniently located close to the city, making it much easier to get in and out compared to Ezeiza. The check-in process was efficient, and security lines moved quickly. The terminal itself is modern, with decent dining and shopping options. Boarding was well-organized, and flights departed on time. The only downside is that it can get quite crowded, especially during peak hours, and finding a good seat in the waiting areas can be challenging. Also, some areas could use better signage for first-time travelers. Still, for domestic flights, AEP is a great choice for its location and efficiency. Would definitely fly through here again!
Elias ( — Google review
Actually, I like this airport. The lower floor (check-in) is crowded but the upper floor is less. I hope my conception won't change in the next few times I am going to be here. Accidentally, I got a long waiting time and I survived. I found here my favorite cafe "Martin Café". I got enough time to explore the airport and it's immediate neighborhood. See my pictures.
Piotr K — Google review
Plane landed in the rain, and we had to take the slippery steps down the jetway, on the rain, and they did not have enough employees to assist the elderly. And then, they filled up the bus, and didn’t realize it was full, and made several people walk…back up…the metal steps to the airplane, in the rain as other people were trying to get off of the airplane, so passengers were bunched up at the entrance to the airplane and a lot of people were just standing on the slippery steps in the rain trying to get back up to the airplane. These are metal steps. It was not safe. A bit of a disaster and could be really quite dangerous for an older population. They should have made sure that everyone who had a cane or needed assistance was able to safely navigate the wet metal steps with someone helping and/or allowed everyone to exit the steps slowly. There also should’ve been either a second bus waiting, or an employee (accurately!) counting the amount of passengers that were getting on the bus, so that they knew that it was full and did not have to send people back up a slippery flight of steps where they were meeting other people trying to come down the steps! I tried to take a photo from the bus, but it was raining pretty hard, and it is difficult to see. I’m just glad nobody fell!
Lockie H — Google review
This airport needs a massive update. Small, extremely crowded, hot, signs and staff only in Spanish, parking lots are the worst of the worst - no sign at all to tell you where rentals are supposed to be dropped off. Traffic jams and chaos.
Nicola M — Google review

Ezeiza International Airport

International airport
Airport
Ezeiza International Airport, officially known as Ministro Pistarini International Airport, is the main gateway to Argentina and serves as a bustling hub for travelers heading to Buenos Aires. Located about 37 kilometers from the city center, this high-traffic airport features three terminals and boasts impressive facilities that accommodate over 8 million passengers each year. With its two runways, Ezeiza is a vital base for Aerolineas Argentinas and connects visitors to various destinations across South America.
Very luxury and modern airports ,clean and easy to move. All the employees starting from the check ,security ,immigration and lounges are kind and nice ,designated areas for kids to play. Many good venues and stores. 5 stars well deserved
Dr K — Google review
A modern, welll designed, and busy international and domestic airport. You will find here many well known restaurants. Unfortunately, it's hard to find available electric outlets for charging your dying phone.
Piotr K — Google review
Ezeiza International Airport is one of the main gateways to Argentina, but it has room for improvement. The airport layout is modern, and the international terminal is fairly clean and organized. Immigration can be hit or miss—sometimes fast, sometimes painfully slow, depending on arrival times. The biggest downside is the lack of efficient signage and staff assistance. If you’re not familiar with the airport, finding your way around can be confusing. Food and shopping options are decent but overpriced. Also, Wi-Fi is unreliable at times, which can be frustrating if you need to stay connected. On the positive side, security and customs are generally smooth, and baggage claim is fairly efficient. However, transportation options could be better—taxis are expensive, and public transit connections aren’t as seamless as in other major international airports. Overall, Ezeiza gets the job done, but it could improve in terms of passenger experience and amenities.
Elias ( — Google review
Sept.25: arrived early morning @Buenos Aires International Airport (EZE). It's big & well maintained with lots of food stalls. Immigration was crowded @time of arrival. It took about 35-45 minutes to get through @7AM. Immigration took eye scan with picture & from right hand point finger they took an electronic print; no longer stamp in passport.
Petra ( — Google review
Ezeiza International Airport is one of two airports serving the capital, and the largest in Argentina. It was the most used airport on our Antarctic: first and last, the last, and everything in between, and the jump off point to and from Ushuaia & Rio de Janeiro. Nothing out of ordinary, except the Centurion Lounge is badly managed - not eze's fault but an experience. We've a seven hour layover from GIG (Rio de Janeiro), the lounge manager insisted that we could only use it three hour prior to our departure. In fact, Amex has no time limit for transfer passengers.
Irene E — Google review
Buenos Aires Airport is a pretty good airport overall — clean, organized, and easy to get around. The staff are friendly and everything runs quite smoothly, from check-in to boarding. However, the restaurants could definitely use some improvement. There aren’t many good options, and the quality of the food doesn’t really match the rest of the airport. If they invested in better dining choices, it would make the travel experience much nicer. Still, it’s a comfortable and pleasant airport to fly through.
Lg G — Google review
EZE International has an extreme makeover to face the new age of modern architecture. The wide open space check in lobby is inviting and welcoming. It is considered as an eye opening architectural feat and marvel. The wishbone structure roof top before immigration checkpoint is stunningly impressive.
John Y — Google review
Gate opening to leave luggage for international flight opens only 3h before your own flight leaves! No baggage drop off option for star alliance flights! Security check in slooooooooow -45 min to pass security-Nobody cares people that are here to catch flights 😅 all overpriced - if the international airport is managed like this I don’t want to know the local ones closer tot the city… pitty but hey there is a chance to improve! Once star for airport check in people
Manu ( — Google review

Highways and major roads

  1. Ruta Nacional 3 (National Route 3)
  2. Ruta Provincial 40 (Provincial Route 40)
  3. Ruta Provincial 23 (Provincial Route 23)
  4. Ruta Provincial 25 (Provincial Route 25)
  5. Ruta Nacional 40 (National Route 40)
  6. Ruta Provincial 1 (Provincial Route 1)
  7. Ruta Provincial 42 (Provincial Route 42)
  8. Ruta Provincial 21 (Provincial Route 21)
  9. Ruta Provincial 17 (Provincial Route 17)
  10. Ruta Nacional 25 (National Route 25)
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