Where to eat:

• Preferido de Palermo (classic bodegón)

• Don Julio (best asado in the city)

• La Cabrera (another great asado)

• Malbequeria (meat in a cava / patio)

• Anchoita (wood oven and a long wait!)

• Aramburu (fine dining experience)

• A nos Amours (romantic French corner for dinner)

• Chui (green garden with vegeterian delights)

Where to drink:

• Festival (drinks and good music w/ outdoors)

• Isabel (more nightclub for dancing)

• Boticario (old pharmacy, great drinks)

• Rey de Copas (moroccan with a terrace)

• Uptown (speakeasy underground bar)

• Victoria Brown (speakeasy with a large bar)

• Cochinichina Bar (signature drinks)

Where to eat:

• Roux (corner bistro for lunch or dinner)

• El Burladero (great Spanish tapas)

• Casa Cavia (brunch or lunch)

• LÓrangerie (excellent brunch)

• Nuestro Secreto (at the four seasons)

• Palacio Duhau (afternoon tea or drinks)

• Croque Madame (At Palacio Paz for lunch or tea)

Where to drink:

• Floreria Atlantico (drinks and dinner under a flower shop)

• Presidente Bar (50 top bars in the world)

• Pony Line at the Four Seasons (cocktails and dinner)

• Invernadero (drinks under the national library)

• Million (drinks at an outdoor terrace)

• Gran Bar Danzon (great cocktails)

Where to eat:

• Dada (fun for cocktails and informal dinner)

• Tanta (peruvian fusion de Gastón Acurio)

• Bar Nápoles (antique store turned diner)

• Cafe Rivas (historic restaurant for lunch)

• Cafe San Juan (excellent food / bodegón)

• La Brigada (classic festive parrilla Argentina)

Where to drink:

• Sky Bar at the Pulitzer (rooftop with views)

• Faena Hotel (for drinks and dinner)

• San Telmo— visit the old mercado de San Telmo and Plaza Dorrego, stroll through the streets for casual food and antiques

• Micro Teatro— short format theatrical shows where you can “show hop”

• Tango Show— La Catedral del Tango (google it!)

• Shopping—

• Palermo Soho (walk the streets and shop, start off at Armenia y El salvador)

• Patio Bullrich (high end argentine brands and a lovely food court)

• Grab an ice cream— Rapanui, Freddo, Volta

• Grab a slice of pizza— (In Calle Corrientes, the theater district): we recommend: Guerrin, El Cuartito, Los Inmortales