Buenos Aires Food Week

If you are visiting Buenos Aires this week, you will NOT go hungry! In addition to the BAFICI Independent Film Festival, Buenos Aires is hosting two separate culinary festivals - Buenos Aires Food Week and the Spanish Gastronomic Week. Both are being held in the city at the same time for the first time ever, although they are completely separate events.

Let's take a little culinary journey to find out what this week has in store for you.

Buenos Aires Food Week – 15^th – 21^st April

Always wanted to experience haute – cuisine and try the unique dishes in premium restaurants, but were too worried about breaking your budget? Well, you are in luck! Add "visiting a word class restaurant during Food Week" to your list of activities in Buenos Aires.

25 of the city’s best restaurants will offer lunch and dinner menus at promotional prices making haute-cuisine accessible and affordable. Each restaurant proposes a fixed three course menu, including an appetizer, main dish and dessert, at a fixed price of AR$99 Pesos for lunch and AR$169 Pesos for dinner. However you should know that tips and table service (cubiertos) are not included.

To make a reservation or view a complete list of the incredible restaurants and their menus, check out the Buenos Aires Food Week website.

Spanish Gastronomic Week - 15^th – 21^st April

With a fusion of both cultural and dining activities, Tourspain, in conjunction with Spain’s Cultural Center, the Spanish Chamber of Commerce and the Embassy of Spain, present the first-ever Spanish Gastronomic Week in Buenos Aires.

Much like Buenos Aires Food Week, the Gastronomic Week offers quality lunch & dinner menus at affordable prices. These are offered by some of the best Spanish restaurants in the city. Embark on a journey of unique flavors, diversity & mixture of customs and traditions merged with modern cuisine of the highest quality.

Four of Spain’s most esteemed chefs are here in Buenos Aires to share their culinary talents with local foodies, and will also conduct culinary activities throughout the program such as:

• Current trends in Spanish cuisine seminar
• Films on Spanish Gastronomy
• Spanish culinary book fair
• Round table about cuisine and psychology
• Artistic performances incorporating Spanish cuisine
• Gastronomic tourism promotion
• A blind gastro tapas experience

18 of the city’s Spanish Chef led/Spanish Restaurants will offer lunch and dinner menus at promotional prices. Each restaurant proposes a fixed three course menu, including an appetizer, main dish and dessert, at a fixed price of AR$99 Pesos for lunch and AR$199 Pesos for dinner. However you should know that tips and table service (cubiertos) are not included.

To make a reservation, see the full activities program or view a complete list of the incredible restaurants and their menus, check out the Spanish Gastronomic Week website.

BUEN PROVECHO!!!