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Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Buenos Aires: the full guideGet: Ojo de bife and provoleta
One of the most famous steakhouses in the world. Expect: long waits even with bookings; they bring out sparkling wine. Beat it: book weeks ahead.
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Get: A slice of muzzarella pizza, standing
The classic porteño pizzeria. Expect: lines at night. Beat it: go mid-afternoon.
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Get: Fugazzeta pizza
Pizza and football memorabilia. Expect: waits at dinner. Beat it: go early.
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Get: Chocolate con churros
Buenos Aires' oldest café. Expect: 20 to 40 min to get in. Beat it: go at opening.
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