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Where to Eat in Bariloche: Restaurants, Tea Houses and Breweries
Deciding where to eat in Bariloche is part of planning your trip. Downtown steakhouses, tea houses and breweries along Bustillo and Circuito Chico offer different ways to fit meals around the places you want to explore.
This Blue Aparts guide brings together ten options: four restaurants, two tea houses and four breweries. It is not an absolute ranking or a list of the cheapest places in town. Use it to compare dining styles, check locations and make an informed choice.
Updated: September 12, 2026.
Ratings and review counts were checked directly on Google Maps on September 12, 2026 and may change. Confirm opening information, menus and availability before visiting.
Where to eat in Bariloche for different outings
- A downtown steakhouse meal: La Parrilla de Tony, El Boliche de Alberto and Alto El Fuego.
- A traditional neighborhood-restaurant meal: La Fonda del Tío.
- Afternoon tea while exploring the west side: Chiado and Nomeolvides.
- Beer and food along Bustillo or Circuito Chico: Patagonia, Kunstmann, Manush km 4 and Berlina km 12.
In this guide
- Restaurants and steakhouses in Bariloche
- Tea houses for an afternoon break in Bariloche
- Bariloche breweries to combine with your sightseeing
- Tips for planning your meals
- Frequently asked questions about eating in Bariloche
Restaurants and steakhouses in Bariloche
La Parrilla de Tony
For an Argentine barbecue meal in downtown Bariloche, La Parrilla de Tony is one of the options in this guide. Grilled meats and classic sides are the focus, making it a convenient choice if your plans are centered on the city. Ask about the cuts available, portion sizes and your preferred cooking temperature before ordering.
Address: San Martín 574. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.3/5 · 3,857 reviews.
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El Boliche de Alberto · Parrilla
El Boliche de Alberto is a choice for travelers planning a traditional Argentine steakhouse meal. This guide links specifically to the grill at Elflein 158, not the brand’s separate pasta restaurant. Choose a cut to suit your preferences and ask about sides. Check the current seating arrangements and availability before visiting.
Address: Ada María Elflein 158. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.6/5 · 4,519 reviews.
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La Fonda del Tío
La Fonda del Tío brings a traditional Argentine neighborhood-restaurant option to this selection, with breaded cutlets and pasta among the dishes to consider. It can fit a family lunch or dinner after exploring Bariloche. Ask about portion sizes before deciding to share, and leave some flexibility in your schedule in case there is a wait.
Address: Mitre 1130. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.6/5 · 21,291 reviews.
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Alto El Fuego · Centro
Alto El Fuego is another option for a steakhouse meal in Bariloche. Its downtown restaurant focuses on grilled meats and wine. We included it for its 4.7 rating and more than 5,500 reviews: useful context, though not a guarantee of any individual experience. The map link points to the 20 de Febrero location, not the separate La Estación restaurant.
Address: 20 de Febrero 451. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.7/5 · 5,521 reviews.
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Tea houses for an afternoon break in Bariloche
Chiado Restaurante & Casa de Té
Chiado combines a restaurant and tea house on the western side of Bariloche. It offers a place to pause for tea and pastries while exploring the Bustillo corridor. A lake view can be part of the appeal of this outing; if it matters to you, ask about table location and availability before visiting.
Address: Av. Ezequiel Bustillo 17933. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.4/5 · 4,220 reviews.
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Nomeolvides · Casa de Té
Nomeolvides, also referred to as No Me Olvides, is an option for an unhurried afternoon tea break. Cakes and hot drinks make it a place to pause between outings without planning a whole afternoon around dining. Ask about the day’s selection and confirm any dietary requirements directly with the tea house.
Address: Parque Nacional Perito Moreno 501. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.8/5 · 897 reviews.
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Bariloche breweries to combine with your sightseeing
Cervecería Patagonia
Patagonia’s microbrewery can be combined with a Circuito Chico outing and a stop for food and beer. The Lake Moreno setting is a central part of the visit. Choose from the current menu and arrange your return transportation before drinking alcohol. If you want to eat in the main dining room, check availability through its reservation system.
Address: Circuito Chico km 24,7. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.5/5 · 37,148 reviews.
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Kunstmann
Kunstmann adds a brewery stop along Bustillo, with a dining room that can fit a meal while exploring the west side of town. Ask which beer styles are available that day and choose a dish from the current menu. If you want a lake-view table, check availability, since not every seat offers the same outlook.
Address: Av. Ezequiel Bustillo 7966. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.4/5 · 15,700 reviews.
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Manush km 4
This recommendation is for Manush km 4, not the downtown branch. Craft beer and pub food make it an option for a casual meal while exploring Bustillo. If you are in the mood for a burger, check the current menu and available beers before ordering.
Address: Av. Ezequiel Bustillo 3800. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.5/5 · 9,570 reviews.
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Berlina km 12
Berlina km 12 completes the brewery selection with another food-and-beer option along Bustillo. Pizza can be a starting point for a shared meal, depending on the current menu. Check the venue’s operating information and plan your trip back to your accommodation if you intend to drink alcohol.
Address: Av. Ezequiel Bustillo 11750. San Carlos de Bariloche.
Google Maps: 4.4/5 · 11,724 reviews.
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Tips for planning your meals
- Group your meals by area. Downtown, the Bustillo corridor and Circuito Chico are not a single walkable dining district.
- Check the day’s opening information, menu, payment methods and reservation arrangements. Details can change between seasons.
- If traveling with kids, ask about portions, waiting times and menu choices. Do not assume every venue has a children’s menu or baby equipment.
- For food allergies, celiac disease or other dietary requirements, discuss ingredients and preparation directly with the restaurant.
- If you will be drinking beer or wine, arrange return transportation or choose a driver who will not drink.
Frequently asked questions about eating in Bariloche
Where should I eat if I do not have a car?
Downtown restaurants can simplify plans if you are staying or sightseeing nearby. For tea houses and breweries along Bustillo or Circuito Chico, check both your outbound and return transportation before leaving.
Which tea houses are included?
Chiado and Nomeolvides. Each has a Google Maps link so you can check its location, reviews and current operating information.
Do breweries require reservations?
It depends on the venue, seating area and date. This guide includes the reservation link for Patagonia’s main dining room; contact the other venues to check their current arrangements.
Are Google Maps ratings permanent?
No. They reflect the date checked and may change. Read recent reviews and make sure you are looking at the correct branch.
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