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Amigos del Mar
Apart from the hearty 'buenas noches' greeting you on arrival, this Japanese restaurant is the real deal. Bamboo screens, jangly background music and a sushi sashimi platter that's worth the trek 1.5km west (or around Arg$15 taxi ride) on its own.
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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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El Anticuario
A fancy restaurant at the fancy end of town, Anticuario has a private room perfect for special occasions and serves very good Mediterranean and local dishes, with excellent seafood platters to share.
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El Jamón
Cured hams and plastic plants swing from the beams at this neighborhood favorite, full every evening with locals enjoying the delicious lamb roast.
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El Palacio del Bife
A highly recommended parrilla with a massive menu (that's also available in English). Come hungry and come wanting meat, although the homemade pastas are also worth a try.
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La Piazetta
This Italian restaurant, a member of the International Slow Food Association, offers fine homemade pastas and a range of other dishes. A cheesy keyboard soloist is on hand to accompany your lunch.
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Piedra Buena
Of the bunch of seafood restaurants down at the port, this is reputedly the best, and is certainly the most atmospheric. There's a huge range of seafood on offer, a good atmosphere and a seafood bisque (around Arg$26 ) that comes highly recommended.
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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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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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