D'oro Italian Bar

Overall a good experience. Feels overpriced. Loved the Salmon D’oro with reduced Aperol. Disappointed by our waitress breaking the cork of our wine bottle. They didn’t replace the bottle, but rather chose to use a filter. Italian place with no Chianti on the menu, cheap furniture and cheap wine glasses. Not great, not terrible.

Great restaurant, great food, great atmosphere. It is near Casa Rosada and relatively small. There are vegetarian options. The staff is very friendly and worried about your experience. I’d prefer if they let you know the bread they bring upfront is paid separately. They brought it with a drink that is free so we assumed the bread would also be - it wasn’t. It is a bit pricy but if you’re looking for a special dinner, it’s a great place.

This place was amazing and highly recommend you guys try the ravioli do vitalle. It’s like eating beef stroganoff in a ravioli, but amazing. The staff is very friendly and five star review all the way One of the best Italian places I’ve be has thus far

Excellent table service and cool place. Since it’s Buenos Aires and the pasta is amazing I wouldn’t say it was five star but I’m hard to please. It was exceptionally yummy!!! Definitely come here if you want super good pasta. It took almost an hour to get the main dish and the place wasn’t busy but that’s sort of par for the course in Argentina.

Excellent service. My waitress Mille provided me with wine recommendations that completed a great meal. Enjoyed the vibe and aesthetic of the restaurant.

We walked about 2 miles to try this place after seeing the pictures online. When we arrived, we didn't think it was the right place looking at it from the outside, we went in and it in-fact was the correct location. The inside is beautiful along with the staff! Service was great, and food was the best we’ve had in Argentina thus far! It was definitely worth the walk! A++ in my book!

Overall delectable Italian food. Modern cooking combined with authentic recipes and flavors. I must emphasize how impeccable the service staff is. Incredibly professional and amiable. The waiters explained the menu meticulously and elaborated the composition of every dish and its flavor profile fluently. World class service. Notable dish was the sweet potato Gnocchi, with an orange twist to brighten up the flavor profile. All in all a reliable place to go and enjoy Italian food.

Wonderful Italian cuisine served with style and grace by the warm, friendly staff in this family owned gem we found by accident while sightseeing near the Presidential Palace. The portions were large and could easily be shared. We didn't have room for dessert, which was disappointing. They get busy for dinner so reservations are recommended. By far the best food we ate in Buenos Aires!