Tegui
What the experts agree on
Chef Germán Martitegui's flagship hides behind a graffitied door in Palermo, delivering stunning high-concept cuisine at steep prices—romantic and hip, though service reportedly can be snide.
“A slick spot that gets high marks for its high-concept cuisine but disastrous grades for its snide service.”
– Fodor's
"Star chef Germán Martitegui... entertains hip Palermistas with expertly executed, de autor dishes."
"It's an especially romantic option for couples visiting Buenos Aires." Full review
"Sizzling hot, ultra expensive (even in green bills) and stunning in every sense."
"This swanky hideout is tucked discreetly behind a (deliberately) graffitied wall and unassuming black door." Full review
"Germán Martitegui is one of Argentina’s leading chefs and restaurateurs, and this award-winning joint is his flagship." Full review