La Alacena Trattoria
Argentina
Consider making a reservation during peak hours to ensure a table.
La Alacena Trattoria, located at Gascón 1401 in the Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina, offers a warm and inviting atmosphere for those seeking a taste of traditional Italian cuisine. Nestled in a bustling area of Buenos Aires, this trattoria presents a delightful blend of classic and contemporary styles, making it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors to enjoy. The ambiance is characterized by its cozy setting, offering an approachable yet sophisticated dining experience.
The cuisine here is squarely focused on Italian fare, emphasizing fresh ingredients and time-honored recipes. Diners can expect a menu that brings to life the essence of Italian culinary traditions. The trattoria is dedicated to delivering authentic flavors, with each dish crafted to highlight the quality and simplicity inherent in Italian cooking.
While the menu may vary, the dedication to providing a genuine Italian experience is consistent, suggesting that regular patrons will always find something to relish. This venue suits a range of diners from those on a leisurely lunch break to groups celebrating special occasions. Whether meeting with friends or spending time with family, La Alacena Trattoria provides a relaxed yet engaging environment to savor the rich tastes of Italy.
Reviews
Me and my friends came and shared 4 meals between 3 of us( slightly greedy) portions are good and the pasta wine is incredible. Amazing restaurant. Service was very good aswell.
We went for lunch today (Tuesday), and it was truly one of the best pasta meals we’ve ever had—just like in Italy. The lasagna is incredible: perfectly layered, crispy on top with a delicious golden cheese crust, and very well balanced in flavors. The portion is very generous. The carbonara is amazing, absolutely to die for. The bread is also delicious, soft, and warm. We recommend making a reservation, as it gets crowded very quickly.
Hands down, one of the best restaurants I've been to. Starting with the service, Santino was incredibly kind and attentive, and his recommendation for the ricotta & spinach tortelloni proved itself gloriously. It was cooked to perfection, and the simple, light flavors all combine into a heavenly bite. The veal carpaccio was also out of this world, with intense flavors and a bunch of parmesan. There couldn't be a better ending note to this meal other than a tiramisu and it delivered, big time. Buttery, with plenty of cocoa powder and sweet just the way it's supposed to be. Don't miss out on this place when you're in Buenos Aires, I'll definitely come back to try some more of their ingenious menu.
Walking from Palermo to Puerto Madero we came across this Italian Trattoria and attracted by its pleasant vibe we decided to try it out and weren't disappointed! Welcome was friendly and although it was busy and we had no reservation we were seated immediately/.....right opposite the open kitchen, which added to the experience The menu included the usual Italian dishes and the food served was well presented and delicious As a side remark.....the wine by the glass was really generous....something we also experienced at other restaurants in Buenos Aires.....quite a difference from "wine by the glass" in other parts of the world! Definitely a venue we will return to when again in Buenos Aires and highly recommended to those after a great genuine Italian culinary experience at great value for money
Pasta was so delicious! Rivals some of the best Italian restaurants in Los Angeles. Pork Ragu was our favorite, but the pesto was also great. Fennel salad was a nice starter and spritzes were reasonably priced. We came on an extremely hot day with an outside reservation, and they were able to move us indoors which was much appreciated. But reservations are highly recommended as walk ins usually have a bit of a wait. Staff was very friendly and overall ambiance made for a lovely lunch!