Palermo · Buenos Aires AGC CABA · AGC-CABA-REST-8910

Don Julio Parrilla

1999 Corner Parrilla Seared Over White Quebracho Embers & Signed Malbec Cellar

Pablo Rivero’s iconic Palermo Soho corner steakhouse grilling grass-fed Aberdeen Angus bife de cuadril and entraña over live white quebracho wood embers.

Local Guide & Key Info

What to Order

Artisanal goat-milk provoleta, grass-fed Entraña and Bife de Cuadril, organic heirloom tomato salad, and high-altitude Salta or Uco Valley Malbec.

Best Time

Weekdays at 11:30 a.m. for first lunch wave or late seating after 10:30 p.m.

Pro Tip

Put your name on the sidewalk podium at 11:30 a.m. for lunch — staff pour complimentary sparkling wine and warm empanadas while you wait on the corner of Guatemala & Gurruchaga.

While You Are Here

Walk 4 blocks through Palermo Viejo’s tree-lined cobblestone plazas.

How to Get There

Subte Línea D (Plaza Italia or Scalabrini Ortiz).

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San Telmo Cobblestones to Palermo Steakhouse Chain

3 hours · 15 min total walking

Experience iconic 19th-century cafe culture, legendary bodegón appetizers, and prime open-fire Argentine parrilla steaks.

  1. 01
    Inicio · Café Notable Porteño: Café Tortoni

    Fundado en 1858 en Avenida de Mayo; café de especialidad con medialunas clásicas porteñas.

    → 12 min walk
  2. 02
    Tapeo · Bodegón de Barrio: El Obrero Bodegón

    Bodegón tradicional en La Boca con provoleta dorada al hierro y matambre tiernizado.

    → 15 min walk
  3. 03
    Fuego · Parrilla Tradicional: Don Julio Parrilla

    Cortes seleccionados a las brasas de quebracho blanco acompañados de Malbec de altura.