Buenos Aires, Argentina
Discover El Inmigrante Parrilla Bodegón in Buenos Aires offering casual BBQ dining with great wine, coffee, and desserts. Dine-in or takeout available.
4.2 / 5
Guest rating
1,175
Reviews
Barbecue Restaurant
Cuisine
Buenos Aires
City
$20,000–30,000
Price level
Closed
Located in the heart of Buenos Aires, El Inmigrante Parrilla Bodegón specializes in traditional barbecue dishes with a casual and cozy atmosphere. This restaurant is set in an old house near Dorrego Plaza, offering a trendy yet quiet environment suitable for groups or solo dining.
The menu features a variety of grilled meats, sandwiches, and pastas, alongside a well-selected wine list and quality coffee. Guests can enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, or dessert with table service and the option for takeout.
El Inmigrante is known for its hearty servings like the Parrillada for 2 to 5 people and popular dishes including Milanesa and Morcilla. The restaurant accepts reservations and multiple payment methods, enhancing the dining convenience.
Signature dishes, shareable plates, and the items regulars keep coming back for.
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When El Inmigrante Parrilla Bodegón is open during the week.
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Central Buenos Aires, with cafes, shops, and other restaurants within easy walking distance.
A look at the food, the dining room, drinks, and the exterior of El Inmigrante Parrilla Bodegón.
What recent guests say after dining at El Inmigrante Parrilla Bodegón.
Based on 1,175 guest reviews
Carlos Barrera
May 26, 2026"We had lunch on August 25, 2024. We ordered the parrillada for 2-3. It was huge and delicious. Our server was helpful and very professional. The place is an old house so bathrooms are not up to my modern standards. Don’t get me wrong, they do the job, but could be better."
Daniel Wintermeyer
May 18, 2026"Planned to meet in Anselmo Bar (bar part of the hotel next to it), but due to the great weather and beautiful spot, changed plans and went here. The plaza is super cute, reminds me of Italy and France. The restaurant itself is not crazy good, but being fine with the ambient of the plaza. We've had some Wine, Empanadas and Milanesa. Not really outstanding, but not bad either. So, with that being said, enjoy the atmosphere there."
Cat S
May 02, 2026"Had the most amazing time here! First time we visited we had a coffee and watched the tango in the square, second time we had a beer and met Fernando, the lovely owner, and then came back that same evening for dinner. The food was incredible and there was an amazing singer on too! Fantastic hospitality and would highly recommend to anybody visiting San Telmo!"
Kim Rae
Apr 28, 2026"Thank you Pedro Enrique from Peru! And also the beautiful and clever waitress Lara. We had amazing afternoon in the lively Dorrego Plaza. You made us feel so welcome. We loved the Napoli Milanese and , even although we had one portion between my husband and I, we still couldn’t finish it! The Milanese escalope was delicious and I’m sure you serve the best chips in San Telmo. We were lucky to see some fabulous couples dancing the Tango, absolutely breathtaking! There was also a rock band playing and they were very good too. The service is fantastic, they even moved two sunshades to make sure my northern pale skin didn’t burn. Please try this lovely restaurant out. We were only having a beer but the food looked so good we had a late lunch and enjoyed every mouthful!"
Common questions visitors have about El Inmigrante Parrilla Bodegón are answered below.
The restaurant offers a variety of barbecue dishes, sandwiches, pasta, small plates, and quick bites, accompanied by coffee, wine, beer, and cocktails.
The location does not have wheelchair accessible parking. Accessibility inside the restaurant is not explicitly specified.
Reservations are accepted, which can help secure seating especially during busy lunch and dinner hours.
Yes, both dine-in and takeout services are available for most menu items.
Typical prices range between $20,000 and $30,000, depending on the selection of dishes and drinks.
The venue serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, and dessert with table service throughout the day.
Information on facilities or menus specifically for children is not indicated, though group dining is common.
Payments can be made via credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payment options.
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