Buenos Aires · ASADO & PARRILLA EXPERIENCES
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Argentine beef is close to a religion, and the parrilla is its altar. These experiences run from a nine-course tasting built around the grill to hands-on classes where you cook the cuts yourself. Which lean fine-dining, which stay rustic, what wine is poured, and what each seat costs, all set out below.
Buenos Aires 9-course Argentine asado at Fogón Asado. Chef grill counter experience with a welcome cocktail and optional wine pairing.
“Incredible food, amazing service and venue. Would highly recommend.”
A 3-hour Buenos Aires asado at a local home: 7 courses of grilled meats, unlimited Argentine wine, and live acoustic Tango folk music.
“Fabulous evening. Excellent food and free flowing beautiful wine. The brothers are great hosts. I would highly recommend this experience.”
Join Betty and Marcelo for an Argentine asado in Palermo Soho: front-row parrilla views, 8-course grilled menu, and wine pairings.
“Betty, Marcelo and Veronica hosted an incredibly delicious asado experience!! They were so kind and knowledgeable and made us feel at home. I would highly recommend visiting them for an excellent feed!”
Buenos Aires asado dinner in a garden with free-flowing Argentine wine, live tango and folk music, and a small friendly group.
“We were pleasantly surprised with this event. It was in a lovely courtyard with a small and intimate group. Milton and Richard were very. welcoming and treated us like family. The food which was cooked by Milton and Richard was delicious. Wine, coke and water was unlimited.”
Night polo in Buenos Aires on an illuminated field, plus empanadas, asado, unlimited wine, and real hands-on play.
“The polo match is far from the city crowds. The food is delicious. Wine is plentiful. The horses are beautiful and the teams are friendly. A personal guide tells you all about the game. (He plays polo internationally as well. ) Polo matches are exciting to watch. The horses gallop breathtakingly fast and close to the wall of the arena. You get to throw the ball in to start each chucka and end each one by ringing a loud brass bell. I’ve loved horses all of my life So glad I could experience this.”
Small-group San Telmo BBQ and market lunch tour with Mercado tastings, hole-in-the-wall stops, and drinks included. 3 hours, $130.
“We visited 5 places to eat and drink. at all places the food and drinks were very tasty and more then expected. we drink a beer, white wine, empanadas and of very good bottle of malbec wine with a great selection of meats from the barbecue grill and a great ice cream. Our guide Antonella was very nice and it was one of my best food tour I ever did.”
A 3-hour Buenos Aires asado cooking class at a family home: chimichurri, choripan, Argentinian cuts, and premium wines for $100.
“Superbe soirée, nos hôtes étaient formidables et la nourriture excellente. Le fait de participer aux préparatifs du repas a fait que l’atmosphère soit conviviale et a permis de faire de belles rencontres.”
