The 10 Best Restaurants In Caballito, Buenos Aires
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Caballito, located in the heart of Buenos Aires, is full of beautiful old houses, green spaces and a charming mix of people. Venture south from the energetic barrios further north in the city, and amidst the tree-lined streets in Caballito are a variety of interesting finds. Read on for the top 10 restaurants in the peaceful neighborhood.
![Caballito, Parque Rivadavia/CABA](https://cdn.theculturetrip.com/images/56-3664738-1433515322575117afdfcf4e2db30498615314b7b9.jpg?s=10x)
1. Jacarandá
Restaurant, Salad Bar, Dessert
![Rush hour under the Jacarandá](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/1998948.webp)
Good food, good atmosphere, and good service are what define this charming restaurant, named for the trees which cover the city in purple blossoms every springtime. Settle in for a plate of osobuco and some Malbec, for a small corkage fee, diners can bring their own booze.
2. El Resto Del Vivero
Restaurant, Dessert
Located in the living room of what was formerly a mansion, just moments from the university’s Philosophy and Literature building, this cozy restaurant is beautifully decorated and welcoming. Serving everything from pasta to fish to stir-fries to homemade desserts, there is something for everyone.
3. Vittorio
Restaurant, Argentina, Pastries
![Gnocchi with Truffle](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/1998945.webp)
Tuck into a generous portion of homemade pasta or gnocchi at this cheerful, friendly restaurant. With a warm, rustic ambiance, helpful waitstaff, and fair prices, this is the perfect place for a casual dinner with family or friends. Stop by at breakfast as well for a dulce de leche-filled croissant before a day of exploring the city.
4. El Mayoral
Restaurant, Argentina
![Tenedor Libre](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/1998940.webp)
The concept of a tenedor libre, or ‘free fork,’ restaurant, is a quintessential Argentinian phenomenon: a self-serve buffet for a set price. El Mayoral is a great place to go with a big group of people with diverse tastes; there are meats, fish, pasta, and more. A dessert and drinks are included in the fixed price, so be prepared for a veritable feast.