Restaurante Palacio Español
Argentina
Visit during lunch hours for a quieter experience and to enjoy the daytime ambiance of Avenida 9 de Julio.
Restaurante Palacio Español, located on the iconic 9 de Julio Avenue in Buenos Aires, offers an authentic experience of Spanish cuisine in a classic setting. This establishment is steeped in tradition, providing patrons with a taste of Spain while immersing them in the rich culture of Argentina's capital city. Known for its dedication to capturing the essence of traditional Spanish dishes, the menu features a variety of options that highlight the staple flavors and ingredients of the Iberian Peninsula.
The atmosphere at Restaurante Palacio Español is both welcoming and elegant, with an interior that honors its deep-rooted heritage. The decor is tastefully designed, creating a setting that is both relaxed and refined. It is an ideal spot for those looking to enjoy a meal with family, friends, or colleagues, catering to both casual gatherings and more formal occasions.
The restaurant appeals to diners who appreciate genuine, straightforward cuisine served in a space that reflects the historical influences of its regional origins. While it stays true to its classic roots, the service is known to be attentive, ensuring a pleasant dining experience for all guests. Whether one is a local resident or a visitor exploring the vibrant offerings of Buenos Aires, Restaurante Palacio Español provides a compelling option for those interested in Spanish gastronomy served with a touch of Argentine charm.
Reviews
Recommended! Wanted to surprise my girlfriend for her birthday and they played along nicely, making it a great little moment for her but not "too much". This was the feeling I got in general from the service, which I think is a good thing. The food was amazing, and the place has a nice Paris diner kind of vibe to it. We ate sea food.
Pretty poor experience. I had the 'Ensalda Langostinos Light', a shrimp salad. The salad came with a huge chunk of white cream cheese. No dressing or anything else. It was basically some mixed vegetables in a bowl with shrimps. It costed 33 USD for just this salad. I dont understand why. It was probably the most expensive salad I had in my life, and not even good.
This place deserves the name "Palacio". It is breathtaking inside. The service was old school Top Table and the food was all delicious. The jamon and chorizo iberico were first class. As we had reserved a table we where informed a bottle of wine was on the house! Very good wine. We also got a free campari & orange, with some canapés on arrival! My only observation was that the background music was jazz which didn't fit the magnificent of the room. It should have been classical Spanish guitar. Highly recommended if you want some culture with your meal.
