Nestled in the historic Fishermen's Club, El Muelle offers fresh seafood and stunning views of the Río de la Plata—perfect for a breezy, laid-back meal.
R. Obligado, Av. Costanera Rafael Obligado, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Get directions
$$$ · Menu
"El Muelle at the Fishermen’s Club Though Argentina has an extensive Atlantic coastline, seafood isn’t always a major part of the cuisine—you have to know where to go for top-quality fish and shellfish. El Muelle’s ultra-fresh fish and picturesque setting recommend it highly. Inside the venerable Club de Pescadores, or Fishermen’s Club, El Muelle’s dining room is perched on a dock that juts half a block over the Río de la Plata; spectacular estuary views frame a parade of passing yachts and sailboats. This vintage 1903 structure can get noisy; some prefer a quieter, early dinner that wraps with a stroll along the pier as the sun sets over the river. By Travesías"
Iris Wagner
Marta Borowiec
Marilyn Aulacio
Juan Antonio Saravia Villar
Annette Monk
Debbie Salazar Perez
Lucian Ramnarase
Paola Evelina
Iris Wagner
Marta Borowiec
Marilyn Aulacio
Juan Antonio Saravia Villar
Annette Monk
Debbie Salazar Perez
Lucian Ramnarase
Paola Evelina
Neal D.
Stacey G.
John B.
Dan P.