Picarón
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Picarón

Indulge in innovative contemporary Argentine small plates infused with Latin American and Asian influences in a stylish, Michelin-recommended setting.

MICHELIN Guide Restaurant50 Best Discovery
4.5
(2,005 reviews)on Google
$$$Contemporary Argentine FusionChacarita

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Nestled in the vibrant Chacarita district, Picarón is a culinary gem in Buenos Aires, offering a sophisticated yet playful dining experience. Spearheaded by the acclaimed Chef Maximiliano Rossi, this contemporary bistro delights with a "free-style" approach to small plates, masterfully blending Argentinian traditions with Latin American and Asian influences. The ambiance is one of relaxed elegance, featuring a stylish, simple bistro-style dining room, an engaging open kitchen, and an impressive glass-fronted wine cellar showcasing a curated selection of unique blends.

Since its inception in an abandoned factory space in 2020, Picarón has swiftly become a local favorite and a noteworthy recommendation by the MICHELIN Guide and 50 Best Discovery. Chef Rossi's philosophy centers on fresh, high-quality ingredients and inventive techniques, resulting in dishes that are both familiar and surprising. Guests are encouraged to explore a variety of offerings through their innovative small plates concept, allowing for a diverse and memorable gastronomic journey.

The restaurant provides an inviting setting, perfect for luxury travelers seeking authentic flavors delivered with creative flair. Whether for a leisurely lunch featuring an excellent value set menu or an exquisite dinner of à la carte specialties, Picarón promises a "buzzy" and "lively" atmosphere where culinary artistry and convivial dining converge.

What People Are Saying

Aye

This reviewer enjoyed a 5-star dinner experience with excellent food and service, noting a good atmosphere as well.

Marcos

Marcos loves having lunch at Picarón, highlighting the food, service, and atmosphere, and appreciated the vegetarian options available every lunchtime.

Matias

Matias called Picarón his favorite place in Buenos Aires, praising the food, service, and atmosphere during dinner, with a minor suggestion for Negroni on the menu.

Based on public reviews