Where to eat in Ushuaia

18 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Ushuaia. Chains are left out.

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

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Barcleit 1912
Small restaurant with a variety of local dishes and a few unconventional options. Try the pizza alemana with mustard and sausage.
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Chez Manu
Local cuisine. Patagonia lamb, seafood and fish. Ask for a seat along the large windows for great views of Ushuaia.
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El Bambu
Vegetarian. Takeout only, but you can also eat-in on a stool, at a stand, with plastic forks. Some dishes are charged by the weight, others by the unit, all of them are delicious, vegetarian and extremely affordable.
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El Timonel Restobar
Friendly family all-day seafood cafe with fish, seafood empanadas, and a few grills.
Tue-Sun 12:00-00:00
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El Turco
Argentine (not Turkish) cuisine. One of the most affordable restaurants in the city.
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Kaupé
Expensive compared to other restaurants in Ushuaia, but the view is spectacular and the food is absolutely, positively guaranteed not to disappoint. Also known for its king crab.
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La Rueda
Typical Argentine parrilla (barbecue). All-you-can-eat meat with a self-serve veggie and side bar.
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Tante Sara
A popular two-floor café. Coffee, sandwiches and hot fast food, along with beer, wine and other spirits.
Sun-Thu 08:00-20:30; Fri Sat 08:00-21:00
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La Casa de Los Mariscos
Delicious seafood - including the famous sentolla king crab dishes - in a warm unpretentious setting.Very good price-quality ratio.
20,000+
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Chiko
Seafood.
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Gustino Restaurante
Local cuisine.
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Marcopolo Cafe Restaurant
Local cuisine.
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Maria Lola
Local cuisine, seafood.
Mon-Sat 12:30-15:00, 20:00-23:00
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Moustacchio Parrillada
Argentine parrilla.
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Tante Nina
Local cuisine.
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Temaukel
Cno. Glaciar Martial Km. 3.5
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Tía Elvira
Local cuisine.
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Volver
Known for its king crab.

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