Francesco Ristorante
Argentina
Consider booking the 'Vip Olivos en Flor' for a more private dining experience if you're in a small group.
Francesco Ristorante offers a vibrant Italic-Mendocino dining experience in Mendoza, Argentina. Each dish combines the rich traditions of Italian cuisine with local Mendocino ingredients, creating a unique fusion that honors both Italian culinary methods and the region's distinct flavors. The restaurant is noted for its expansive underground wine cellar, boasting over 450 wine labels, including rare treasures that have aged over the years and become delicacies sought after by wine enthusiasts.
The venue is set within a beautifully restored historic family home, featuring five distinct spaces each with its own character. The main dining room is adorned with artistic elements inspired by various wine varietals, creating a harmonious blend of visual and culinary art. Whether dining in the exclusive 'Vip Olivos en Flor' that accommodates smaller groups, or amidst the tranquility of the 'Jardines de María Teresa', diners can immerse themselves in nature and elegance.
Francesco Ristorante provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere suitable for a range of diners, from intimate gatherings to more significant social events. It’s a place where the love for true Italian flavors and the bounty of Mendoza come together, inviting guests to relish culinary creations in a setting that mirrors the beauty and richness of Argentine and Italian culture alike.
Reviews
Incredibly good pasta. Great wine list. Very happy to have found it. It’s winter now, I only can imagine what summer on the back patio would be like.
First dining experience here in Mendoza, fabulous food & service - they seem to add a service charge on the bill which I thought was fair, although I believe my husband left a few extra dollars because service was so good. The pasta we had was homemade and super fresh. The wine was amazing. Overall, I would say the prices were very similar to in Canada, except obviously the wine. We expect that it would be less expensive here as it’s the wine region.