Bis Bistro
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Bis Bistro

A charming and sophisticated French-inspired bistro with Argentine influences, crafted by acclaimed chef Gonzalo Aramburu.

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4.2
(1,220 reseñas)en Google
$$$French-Argentine FusionRecoleta

Reseña Luxuria City

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Nestled within a charming passageway in Buenos Aires' sophisticated Recoleta neighborhood, Bis Bistró offers a distinctive culinary experience that seamlessly blends classic bistro charm with contemporary Argentine and Mediterranean influences. Conceived as the vibrant younger sibling to the renowned Aramburu, both overseen by the esteemed Chef Gonzalo Aramburu, this establishment presents an atmosphere of understated elegance, reminiscent of a 1950s Parisian bistro with its high ceilings, globe lamps, and inviting banquettes.

Under the culinary direction of Head Chef Ramiro Zabala, Bis Bistró delivers a menu focused on high-quality, seasonal ingredients transformed into refined and approachable dishes. [cite: 4, 13 (previous search)] Guests can anticipate an intimate dining experience, enhanced by a carefully curated wine selection and attentive service. It is a destination that appeals to discerning travelers seeking exceptional value and a taste of modern Buenos Aires gastronomy in a chic, yet comfortable setting. [cite: 2, 3, 6, 8, 9 (previous search), 11 (previous search), 15 (previous search)]

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Audrey

Lovely ambiance and attentive servers, with delicious food where the catch of the day, lamb gratin, and sweetbreads were highlights.

Dana

Everything ordered was incredible, especially the sweetbread. Service and ambiance were excellent, making it a place to definitely return to.

Fernando

A must-visit for its fantastic and well-executed food, great service, and a wonderful atmosphere, with surprisingly great desserts.

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