Restaurants in Mar Del Plata
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La Cuadrada
A wonderfully eclectic place with a personality disorder – it’s a tea house, cultural center, restaurant and theater. There’s a wide range of teas, along with pastries, for your afternoon enjoyment, and the restaurant has good, well-priced food. It also does dinner shows with folklore, tango and murga music (among many other kinds).
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Pescadores
Located out on the fishing pier (under the giant ‘Quilmes’ sign), this seafood restaurant offers great water views – especially from its 2nd floor. The menu runs through typical Mardel offerings of meat, pasta and seafood, but you’re here for the views.
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Amigos del Mar
Apart from the hearty buenas noches greeting on arrival, this Japanese restaurant is the real deal. It has bamboo screens, jangly background music and a sushi sashimi platter that’s worth the trek 1.5km west (or AR$15 taxi ride) on its own.
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Taberna Baska
Just a few blocks inland from the port is this renowned Basque restaurant. It has old-school atmosphere, and serves up delicious dishes like garlic shrimp, mixed seafood stews, fish in seven kinds of sauce, and baby squid in ink and saffron.
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El Jamón
There’s little atmosphere at this neighborhood favorite, with plastic plants swinging from the beams. It’s still full of locals, however, all enjoying the lamb roast, Spanish-style octopus or beef pasta (menu choices change daily).
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El Palacio del Bife
A highly recommended, classy parrilla with a massive menu. Come hungry and come wanting meat, although the homemade pastas are also worth a try. Takeout food is discounted by 20%.
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El Anticuario
Proponents of the slow food philosophy, upscale Anticuario serves very good Mediterranean and seafood dishes like black halibut in oyster sauce, seafood paella or king crab in garlic.
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La Piazetta
Popular with the locals, this Italian restaurant offers fine homemade pastas, along with meat and fish dishes and a great assortment of salads. The AR$38 lunch special is a good deal.
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Bocitas
This place can't be topped when it comes to cheap pizza; it's low on atmosphere, but you can't beat the opening hours, and the sidewalk tables are perfect for people-watching.
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Piedra Buena
One of the best seafood restaurants down at the port, and the most atmospheric, there’s a huge menu – the seafood bisque comes highly recommended.
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Via Veneto
Good coffee and medialunas (croissants) can be found at this café, with well-priced daily specials posted on its windows.
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Pizzeria Francesco
This family-style place in Los Troncos is perfect for a quick bite before bar-hopping.
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