Where to eat in Córdoba

14 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Córdoba. Chains are left out.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

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Al-Malek
Arabic food, pleasant, good food, has moved from Nueva Córdoba to General Paz neighborhood.
AR$55,000 per double with wine
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Alcorta
Upscale restaurant with traditional Argentine cuisine, focusing on beef.
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Emir
Modest looking restaurant with good Middle Eastern food. They have another restaurant at Fragueiro 1339 (Alta Córdoba).
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La Parrilla de Mirta
Somewhat off the normal tourist trails, this is a high quality parilla with a relaxed atmosphere, price-wise upper middle class.
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Las Tinajas
Asian shopping mall with a large buffet with Chinese, Argentine and international dishes.
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Plaza Austria
Next to Suquía River, this restaurant serves Middle European cuisine and has a beer garden.
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Rancho Grande
Argentine parilla with good though relatively expensive meat dishes.
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San Honorato
Closed on Mondays, open for lunch & dinner. Built inside an old bakery, San Honorato is not only delicious food; it is an experience in itself. After ordering, you will be asked to proceed to the vine cellar, where the owner and his son welcome you with a glass of wine and some bites while your food is cooking. $50 - 100.
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Cafe 180
Light and airy cafe with good breakfasts and lunches. A pleasant courtyard and friendly staff.
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Casa de Salta
Northern Argentine food.
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Chinese Wok Rafael Nuñez
Casa China
Affordable Chinese restaurant with a nice garden.
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Doc Vinos y Cocina
Argentine and international cuisine.
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Il Gatto
Italian cuisine; pizza and pasta.
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Juanito
Mexican food, often crowded at weekends.

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Córdoba (CC BY-SA 4.0).