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An Unforgettable Asado Experience in Buenos Aires
This is not a restaurant. This is not a cooking demo. You walk to the butcher with us, choose the blood sausage, taste wine at a corner shop the guidebooks haven't found yet, and then spend the afternoon around a real Argentine grill in a private home in Palermo Viejo built in 1890. The fire does the rest.
"This experience deserves a Michelin star."— Tripadvisor guest review
"It felt like spending the day with friends, not on a tour."— Tripadvisor guest review
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🔥 Hands-on fire-starting and chimichurri prep
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🖤 Visit to a local butcher to pick up traditional blood sausage
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🍷 Wine tasting with local cheeses at a specialty wine shop
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🎨 Guided walk featuring Palermo Viejo’s street art and history
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🍽️ Traditional picada and full asado meal with wine
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🧉 Traditional mate to close out the experience
✅ What's Included:
Our Asado Adventure has been featured in trusted guides, videos, and articles that showcase authentic Argentine food and culture.
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Sol Salute: Best Buenos Aires Food Tours
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Sol Salute: Asado in Argentina
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El Doce TV: Arraigados – The Asado Adventure
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YouTube: AsadoAdventure Clips
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YouTube: Guest Experience Highlights
The Flavors of the Asado Adventure
🥖 Picada
We offer dried and cured artisan salami from Tandil, local cheeses, grilled portobellos, roasted carrots, and crusty baguette slices — all paired with a Fernandito, Argentina’s signature bitter-sweet cocktail.
🥩 Grilled Meats
From sweetbreads and sausages to pork flank steak and strip steak — each cut is grilled over wood and charcoal, served hot off the parrilla and shared family-style.
🍠 Dessert
Our finale? Grilled yams with caramelized pecans and vanilla ice cream sprinkled with pink Himalayan salt — sweet, smoky, and unforgettable.
🧉 Mate & Farewell
We finish the experience with a round of mate — Argentina’s most beloved ritual — and a few parting stories to close the meal with heart.
Pricing & Booking Options
Special Events & Custom Experiences
Custom Pricing
Details:
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Birthdays, anniversaries, reunions, or corporate events
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We work with you to design a one-of-a-kind celebration
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Full customization of menu, format, timing, and more
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Private venue and staff included
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Optional upgrades: wine pairing, décor, music, transportation
The AsadoAdventure Itinerary
Arrive at my private home to start the preparations for our lunch together.
10:30 AM - Welcome & Chimichurri Workshop
Guests arrive and are welcomed with a drink of water or freshly squeezed lemonade. Together we light the fire and prepare traditional chimichurri — Argentina’s famous parsley-based sauce.
11:30 AM - Neighborhood Walk
Stroll through the historic streets of Palermo Viejo, learn about the local butcher's trade, discover the area's street art, and visit a wine shop for a small tasting with cheese pairings.
01:30 PM - Picada Time
Back at the house, enjoy a selection of dried and cured meats, aged cheeses, and pickles — all paired with a Fernandito, a beloved Argentine aperitif.
02:15 PM - Asado Feast
Watch the grill master in action while savoring each course as it comes off the parrilla: pork sausage, blood sausage, sweetbreads, pork flank steak, and strip steak — served family-style with charred veggies and salad.
03:30 PM Dessert & Mate
A sweet finish of grilled yams with caramelized pecans and vanilla ice cream, followed by a round of mate and closing stories around the table.
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