Argentina’s New Restaurants, Bars and Cafes: Innovating With Materials, Colors and Textures

The interior design of gastronomic premises is becoming increasingly important due to the demand for improvement in the areas of competition, customer experience, and brand identity. The ability to adapt to current trends and needs is a point that Argentinian architecture and interior design professionals have been facing with innovation and flexibility in the use of materials, colors, and textures.

The following is an inspiring selection of restaurants, bars, and cafes built in Argentina in recent years.

  • Restaurants

Fabric Sushi Restaurant / MURO estudio

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Year: 2022

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Restaurante Fabric sushi / MURO estudio. Image © Juan Muller
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Restaurante Fabric sushi / MURO estudio. Image © Juan Muller

Pizzería Marcia / Estudio Grizzo Arquitectos

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Year: 2022

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Pizzería Marcia / Estudio Grizzo Arquitectos. Image © Federico Kulekdjian
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Pizzería Marcia / Estudio Grizzo Arquitectos. Image © Federico Kulekdjian

  • Bars

Stand Stella Artois - mercat / Hitzig Militello arquitectos

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Year: 2020

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Stand Stella Artois - mercat / Hitzig Militello arquitectos. Image © Federico Kulekdjian
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Stand Stella Artois - mercat / Hitzig Militello arquitectos. Image © Federico Kulekdjian

  • Cafes

Romulo Neighborhood Coffee Shop / Tomas Mielnikowicz + Lucia Vallve Arquitectos

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Year: 2022

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Rómulo café de barrio / Tomas Mielnikowicz + Lucia Vallve Arquitectos. Image © Hernán Taboada
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Rómulo café de barrio / Tomas Mielnikowicz + Lucia Vallve Arquitectos. Image © Hernán Taboada

Caffe del Popolo / Rare Studio Experimental

Location: Cordoba, Argentina
Year: 2021

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Caffe del popolo / Rare Studio Experimental. Image © Ema Blom
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Caffe del popolo / Rare Studio Experimental. Image © Ema Blom

Superanfibio Coffe Shop / Grupo Studio

Location: Cordoba, Argentina
Year: 2020

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Café Superanfibio / Grupo Studio. Image © Gonzalo Viramonte
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Café Superanfibio / Grupo Studio. Image © Gonzalo Viramonte

Editor's Note: This article was originally published on February 15, 2023.

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Cite: Iñiguez, Agustina. "Argentina’s New Restaurants, Bars and Cafes: Innovating With Materials, Colors and Textures" [Los nuevos restaurantes, bares y cafés de Argentina: Innovando con materiales, colores y texturas ] 29 Apr 2023. ArchDaily. (Trans. Pérez Bravo, Amelia) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/996459/argentinas-new-restaurants-bars-and-cafes-innovating-with-materials-colors-and-textures> ISSN 0719-8884

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