Besares sits on the boundary between the Belgrano and Núñez neighborhoods, specifically on Calle 11 de Septiembre de 1888. It is a gastronmic venue operating as a churrasquería and parrilla, focused on maintaining the traditions of Argentine cuisine through a menu that combines the force of fire with other specialties. The restaurant fits into the rhythm of the city’s northern zone, offering a space suited both to a hearty meal and to group gatherings in an environment aimed at comfort.

The kitchen’s identity is built on the use of top-quality meats, with grilling at its center. The offering is not limited exclusively to beef cuts; the menu extends to a variety that includes pasta and fish, allowing different tastes to be covered at the same table. Portions are notably generous, accompanied by side dishes designed to bring original flavors to the main plate. A distinctive detail of the kitchen is the preparation of housemade pâté, a product noted for its flavor and one of the most valued items on the menu.

Setting and service

The restaurant offers a spacious and comfortable setting, designed to accommodate groups of friends or families. Service is notably fast and friendly, with an approach oriented toward addressing diners’ needs efficiently. The venue has outdoor areas that allow for a different experience depending on the weather, and also features amenities such as wheelchair access and furniture adapted for children. The layout of the spaces aims for a relaxed experience, prioritizing cleanliness and the organization of the dining room.

Neighborhood presence

Located a few kilometers from high-traffic commercial areas such as Belgrano, Besares serves as a reference point for those looking for a traditional meal without straying from the residential core of the area. The restaurant meets the need for a lunch or dinner that combines the robustness of a classic parrillada with the versatility of other Argentine dishes, integrating into the gastronomic fabric of Núñez as a solid option for local regulars and visitors exploring the north of the city.