This guide covers six Spanish restaurants in Argentina from our directory: five in Buenos Aires and one in Mendoza province. Some listings carry full descriptions and opening hours, others only an address, and we have kept to what each record says. Browse them all on the Argentina page or the Buenos Aires page.
Basque cooking in Buenos Aires
Iñaki (Posadas 1052) describes itself as a tribute to traditional Basque and Spanish cuisine. It is family-run, with more than 50 years of gastronomic legacy behind it, according to its listing. Listed hours are 12:00 to 15:30 on weekdays, plus evenings from 20:00, running to 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. The listing records no Sunday hours and no Saturday daytime hours.
Berria by Sagardi (Av. Dorrego 2180, on the corner of Amenábar) is the second Buenos Aires restaurant from the Basque Sagardi group, with a contemporary take on Basque cuisine. Its listing does not include opening hours yet.
Tapas and Spanish dining rooms
Madrí (Ángel Justiniano Carranza 1859) is a Spanish tapas restaurant that serves its dishes from a conveyor-style 'magnetic bar'. No hours are listed yet.
El Burladero is listed on Presidente José Evaristo Uriburu. Its listed hours are the same every day: 12:00 to 16:00 and 19:30 to midnight.
Casa Luis is listed at Méndez de Andés 1002. The listing has an address only, so contact the restaurant directly for hours and menu.
Mendoza: Bodega Septima
Bodega Septima is the one listing outside the capital, at Mariano Boedo 505 in Carrodilla, Luján de Cuyo, in Mendoza province. Its listed hours are 10:00 to 17:00, Monday to Saturday, so check them before planning a visit.
Planning tips
- The two Buenos Aires listings with recorded evening hours open at 19:30 (El Burladero) and 20:00 (Iñaki).
- Iñaki has no Sunday hours recorded, while El Burladero has hours recorded for every day of the week.
- Three listings (Berria by Sagardi, Madrí and Casa Luis) have no hours on file, so check with the restaurant before going.
