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(cnr Obispo Trejo & 27 de Abril; mains around AR$50; 8am-10pm; )
It doesn't stray too far
from the steak, sandwich and pizza formula here, but the plaza-side spot under big shady
trees is a winner, as are the
limonadas con soda
(lemon juice with soda water) on a hot
day.
La Nieta
FUSION $$$
( 0351-468-1920; Belgrano 783; mains AR$70-120; 9pm-1am Tue-Fri, 4:30pm-1am Sat & Sun;
)
The wonderful staff here prepare and serve a changing menu of delectable regional
specialties, creative pastas and house recipes. Be sure to save room for dessert. Check
out the lovely upstairs terrace, which catches breezes and gives ample people-watching
ops on the street below.
El Arrabal
ARGENTINE $$$
( 0351-460-2990; Belgrano 899; mains AR$80-120; 11:30am-1am Tue-Sun; )
One of the
few old-style restaurants in Nueva Córdoba (OK, so it may be a reconstruction), servng
slightly pricey but imaginative regional and house specialties. It's packed out for the din-
ner tango show (AR$25 to AR$50) at 11pm Thursday to Saturday. Make a reservation.
La Mamma
ITALIAN $$$
(cnr Santa Rosa & Alcorta; mains AR$80-130; noon-1am Tue-Sat; )
Probably Córdoba´s
most famous pasta restaurant, with an excellent selection that goes far beyond the stand-
ard Argentine offerings. The Grande Mamma sauce (featuring caramelized onions, cream
cheese, mushrooms and greens) comes highly recommended.
Novecento
INTERNATIONAL $$$
( 0351-423-0660; cnr Rosario de Santa Fe & Independencia; mains AR$55-90; 9am-4pm
Mon-Fri; )
There are few more atmospheric options for dining downtown than this cute
little cafe-restaurant, set in the courtyard of the historic
cabildo
(town council) building.
The menu ticks all the 'classic' boxes and throws in a few welcome surprises.
La Zeta
MIDDLE EASTERN $$$
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