In the early times, the red docks was the registered trademark of Puerto Madero, but now the new buildings in east side are changing its traditional image.
This sector have an strong development in apartment buildings, many of they in construction phase.
Many stores and shops are been open month by month, expanding the offer of services.
We must to add the auditorium and concert halls what promote a cultural circuit.
You will find the prices in Puerto Madero much higher than in the rest of the city—you're paying for location. Sometimes they are worth the price, sometimes not. Fixed price menus (three courses, called executive menu or "menu ejecutivo" in spanish) can be had with drink and coffee for 25 pesos (approx. €6.25); these restaurants have outside seating areas with excellent views of the dársenas, the Fragata Sarmiento and the old European-style warehouses.
Cabaña Las Lilas, Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 516, [1]. Probably the best place to eat meat in the Puerto Madero neighborhood. It's a highly rated restaurant among travel guides and sites, although not a local's favorite. Don't miss the ojo de bife!edit
Rodizio, Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 838, ☎ 43343638, [2]. edit
Siga la Vaca, (All cab drivers seem to know where it is). A must-visit restaurant while in Puerto Madero. You eat for about 50 pesos on week days lunch and 80 on weekends, and get unlimited salad, pasta, meat, and bottled water. Also included in the price are one bottle of red wine and one dessert per person. Not very popular among locals.edit
Oasis Collections, ☎ +54 11 4777 3692 (ask_us@oasiscollections.com), [3]. A portfolio of 180+ handpicked homes and apartments that include concierge service, full guest support and members club access. Recently awarded Top Villa Provider by Condé Nast Traveler.edit