About this spot
In the gritty, colorful streets of La Boca, Puerto Viejo serves up authentic Argentine classics that feel like a warm embrace from the old neighborhood. Order the choripán with chimichurí and finish your meal with dulce de leche on galletitas for a taste of true local tradition.
💡 Tips before you go
- Ask for the choripán to be grilled over wood fire for maximum smoky flavor.
- Order the milanesa napolitana as an appetizer if you plan to share the main courses.
- Save room for the alfajores, which are slightly softer and sweeter than typical tourist versions.
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Common Questions
How much does Puerto Viejo cost?
Expect to pay around 15,000–25,000 ARS per person for a full meal, roughly $4–$7 USD depending on the exchange rate.
Where is Puerto Viejo?
Located in La Boca neighborhood in Buenos Aires; look for it near the Caminito street entrance, though there is no subway station directly adjacent.
What should I order first?
Start with the empanadas de carne or pollo to satisfy your hunger before tackling the heavy milanesas.
About this page
Restaurant: Puerto Viejo (Puerto Viejo)
Cuisine: argentinian
Location: La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Source: Curated from local review platforms