This restaurant and bar is practically a shrine to all things Peron and Peronism, whether it be Evita and Juan, or their more recent incarnations Christina and Nestor Kirchner. The menu serves all of former president Juan Peron’s favourite dishes, and young Peronists routinely occupy the tables and spontaneously break into Peronist song. The place is dripping with memorabilia and the queues to get in are often long, so get there early, put your name on the list and go for a drink, because the experience is worth the wait.

Location: Lavalleja, BA Price: $$-$$$ What to get: All the empanadas and Pastel de papas The rundown: Peron Peron provides both excellent food and a unique experience. Part restaurant, part shrine to the former Argentine leader and his wife, Eva, your meal will be punctuated with sudden outbursts of the Peronist March, the anthem of his supporters. Despite being a heavily divisive authoritarian leader at times, the late Peron still garners passionate followers hoping to continue his politics.

For an authentic feel of Argentina’s political heritage accompanied by a hearty meal, a visit to Perón Perón Resto Bar in Palermo is essential. This thematic bar and restaurant is decked out with Peronist memorabilia and offers an eclectic menu filled with traditional favorites. Popular with an after-work crowd and political aficionados alike, Perón Perón stands out for its combination of cultural resonance and culinary comfort.

If you want meat that falls off the bone, head to Peron Peron in Palermo Soho. They serve large portions and serve amazing food while maintaining the ambiance of an everyday, casual vibe with a flair for politics and sports. If you come here, you must absolutely try the Peroncho Hasta Los Huesos, a cut of veal on the bone braised for 6 hours and served with creamy potatoes.

In the heart of Palermo Hollywood, at Ángel Justiniano Carranza 2225, lies a place that’s more than just a bar and restaurant—it’s a tribute to Argentina’s rich political history. Welcome to Peron Peron Bar and Restaurant, a sanctuary for the ardent Peronistas. As you step through its doors, you’re immediately enveloped in an atmosphere that’s both nostalgic and reverent.

Peronistas, Kirchneristas, Anarchistas, Anti-istas, no matter what you align with politically, there’s one thing that everyone can agree upon: you’ll want to give sweet long sensual besos to Peron Peron’s ossobuco empanadas. The Peronist themed bar/restaurant has an entirely new face in the kitchen, with the chef Gonzalo Alderete Pagés launching a totally revamped menu.

Whether the diners are politically Peronist , or just the opposite, the Peron-inspired decor is over the top but in the most charming way. Guests will find themselves trying to talk the chords of Argentinian while savoring huge, delicious portions of the country’s most famous dishes and cocktails, and enjoying the restaurant’s bustling atmosphere.

For some, former president Juan Domingo Perón and his wife, actress-turned-First Lady María Eva Duarte (aka Evita) are a religion. Others could do without the famous political couple and Peronismo in general. For the loving fans, there’s Perón Perón, a bar restaurant with tender tributes and tender fall-off-the-bone steaks.

This restaurant was created by Chef Gonzalo Alderete Pagés is definitely special, not only you can have great quality meat empanadas but you can also find some original fillings. We recommend to try the marrow bone and lamb options. They were chosen by the Hufftington Post like one of the best dishes of the world.

Named after President Juan Perón and the first lady, Eva Duarte, Perón Perón Resto Bar is a politically themed restaurant that serves incredible food. The locals here come for a patriotic experience. They sing the national anthem while munching on empanadas, grilled river fish, and polenta.