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3. Francesco Ristorante
Mendoza is populated by Italians, and there are many fine Italian restaurants in town. Francesco, though, is the most elegant and classy. In the...
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5. La Marchigiana
- Located in a shopping mall (don't let this put you off), La Marchigiana is the kind of place Italian tourists make a beeline for, knowing that... read more
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7. Cava de Cano
- What you see in the picture is just the starter... This restaurant is specialized in local dishes only, begining with all the tapas you can imagine,... read more
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9. Palmares Open Mall
- Palmares was the second shopping center built in Mendoza,Located in the suburbs,Its a nice place to do shopping,dine out and watch a film .It´s... read more
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10. Estancia La Florencia
This casual family eatery pays homage to the legendary gaucho, and its two levels mimic a traditional estancia. Ask one of the waiters, not one...
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The Best of NileGuide
- Since Mendoza is so closely connected to wine, you'd expect it to be brimming over with exciting restaurants. That isn't exactly the case but there are more and more fabulous restaurants to choose from and they certainly often have wine cellars to match. Our top pick just had to be one of the most talked about restaurants in Argentina, 1884 - the flagship restaurant of flamboyant chef and restaurateur Francis Mallmann. Situated in a fantastic historic winery - the Escorihuela, to the south of Mendoza's downtown - it serves up an irresistible combination of trusty Patagonian produce and Gallic savoir faire. And of course the wines do the cuisine proud. Back in the downtown area, our second pick is a well established favourite among the trendier eateries, the wonderful Azafran, whose name means saffron. The food is exciting and lovingly prepared while the service is faultless. Our number five pick reflects the fact that so many Mendocinos have Italian roots - La Marchigiana serves up food just like so many mammas used to make, with juicy pasta topping the bill.
