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Cafe San Juan vs Restaurante Oviedo
Both restaurants are praised by writers. On balance, Cafe San Juan scores marginally higher than Oviedo. Cafe San Juan scores 88 with praise from 7 reviews including Fodor's, Rough Guide and Insight Guides.
Cafe San Juan
Insight Guides
BlackBook
Time Out
Rough Guide
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Av San Juan 450, Buenos Aires, Argentina
From $0 /night
Insight Guides
"The short menu is listed on a chalkboard, with tapas-style starters followed by hearty mains like the terrific rabbit stew."
BlackBook
"Family-run restaurant with an open kitchen that's always packed with a mixture of locals and visitors."
Time Out
"During the daily lunch rush, chef Leandro Cristobal fashions inventive tapas and pastas from the likes of sun-dried tomatoes, brie and seasonal vegetables, while his mother pours the wine."
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Rough Guide
Star
"A small, good-value, family-run joint whose huge portions and fresh-from-the-market meals mean it’s always full."
Fodor's
"When famed "anti-chef" Leandro Cristóbal decided to return to his roots, he dropped his trademark modern cuisine in favor of huge platters of rustic traditional dishes."
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Restaurante Oviedo
Concierge
Fodor's
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Antonio Beruti 2602, Buenos Aires 1425, Argentina
From $25 /night
Concierge
"For 20 years, Oviedo has been the prime destination for Old World Spanish eats in Buenos Aires."
Fodor's
"In a meat-centric city like Buenos Aires, beautifully cooked seafood is a welcome change, and Oviedo is the best in the city."
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Travel + Leisure
"A refreshing alternative to the city’s ubiquitous steakhouses, Oviedo is a Spanish-inspired seafood restaurant in the Recoleta neighborhood."
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Time Out
"Oviedo has something of a clubbish atmosphere and is a favourite with businessmen and political hacks."
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Frommer's
"The best high-end Spanish restaurant in the city, Recoleta’s Oviedo offers professional service, a refined and relaxed setting and the freshest fish–brought in up to twice a day."
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