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Casa Cruz

Experience modern Argentine cuisine in a strikingly stylish setting, recognized as one of Buenos Aires' premier gastronomic destinations.

3.8
(290 reviews)on Google
$$$$Modern ArgentinePalermo

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Casa Cruz, an iconic establishment in Buenos Aires' fashionable Palermo Viejo, has long been a magnet for discerning locals and international jet-setters since its opening in 2004. Behind its striking three-meter polished brass doors lies an opulent supper-club style interior, characterized by warm, subtle lighting, mahogany accents, curated art, and plush velvet seating. The ambiance masterfully blends intimacy with a lively, sophisticated energy, making it a quintessential spot for those looking to see and be seen.

Under the culinary direction of renowned Chef Germán Martitegui, Casa Cruz offers a refined take on Argentine cuisine, infused with modern twists. The menu features exquisite dishes crafted from exceptional, seasonally sourced ingredients, promising a captivating journey for the palate. Beyond the culinary delights, the restaurant boasts an impressive, floor-to-ceiling wine cellar holding 1,500 bottles of Argentina's finest wines, complementing a selection of inventive cocktails.

Casa Cruz is celebrated not just for its food and wine, but for the entire experience it provides. It's a place where elegance and exclusivity converge, offering a glamorous setting for an unforgettable evening in the heart of Buenos Aires. Reservations are highly recommended to secure a table at this enduring hotspot.

What People Are Saying

Steven

Casa Cruz offers a popular nightspot experience with an eclectic interior featuring red banquettes and leopard print carpets, complemented by a trendy crowd. The menu is playful and modern, with a strong wine selection focused on local Argentinean wines.

Ann

This super-stylized Buenos Aires eatery provides a supper club vibe, attracting a well-dressed clientele and celebrities. While the ambiance is a major draw, some find the Argentinean menu to be rather ordinary, though certain dishes like roasted rabbit and tuna with fennel-slaw are noted as delicious.

Editorial Review

Casa Cruz is known for its elegant interior, warm lighting, mahogany accents, and an impressive wine cellar with 1,500 bottles. It has been a cult favorite since opening in 2004, offering urban Argentine cuisine with modern twists by Chef Germán Martitegui.

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