Located within the grounds of the Faena Hotel Buenos Aires, on Martha Salotti street, El Mercado presents itself as a proposal that integrates the sophistication of the Puerto Madero setting with a versatile gastronomic offering. Situated in one of the city’s most modern and developed areas, the venue functions as a meeting point where the hotel’s identity and the neighborhood’s dynamic converge, offering a space that adapts to both a daytime pause and a more elaborate experience.

Culinary offering and products

The venue’s offering seeks to balance tradition with innovation, presenting a selection of dishes that integrate local and international flavors. The menu includes options ranging from appetizers to full lunches, featuring elements such as a salad bar for those looking for something lighter. The menu is characterized by the use of seasonal ingredients, which keeps the selection in a constant state of renewal. To accompany the dishes, a selection of Argentine wines is available, designed to enhance the characteristics of each preparation and offer an authentic experience of the regional product.

Atmosphere and service

El Mercado’s atmosphere reflects the fashionable and refined style that characterizes its location. The space is designed to be pleasant and comfortable, offering different seating arrangements for diners, including outdoor seating areas and a terrace that allows guests to enjoy the Buenos Aires climate. Service takes place in an environment that combines the elegance of Puerto Madero’s architecture with a lively atmosphere. The service covers different moments of the day, from breakfasts or quiet mornings to more dynamic lunches, always maintaining a pace in keeping with the cosmopolitan profile of the area.

Integration into the destination

The venue fits with the logic of Puerto Madero as a high-end district, where gastronomy is a fundamental part of the urban circuit. As part of a larger structure like the Faena Hotel, El Mercado offers an experience that goes beyond the purely gastronomic, becoming a meeting place for those who walk along the docks or visit the neighborhood’s landmark buildings. Its offering meets the need to find quality and variety in a setting where modern architecture and urban development define the city’s landscape.