6 Places to enjoy a beer on the Atlantic Coast

Demuru offers classics like milanesa a la napolitana and provoleta, but their unique dishes steal the show for those willing to try something different. The menu's star is the caramelized venison pie with pumpkin purée and mozzarella, perfectly paired with a refreshing Imperial Golden.

Chef Pedro Demuru, known for his Imperial Beerhouse in Palermo with one of the city's best terraces, also offers a bakery and a special tasting menu section.

Tip: Currently open Thursday and Friday for lunch, and Saturday and Sunday for lunch and dinner.

Where: Castaño 274, Cariló.

Dining by the sea is practically a must on the Atlantic Coast. Rada Beach, slightly removed from the city center, is an ideal family spot. Enjoy a meal, relax on the beach, and sip a cold Imperial with your feet in the water. Their menu encourages sharing, with two sections: Pica-Pica and Tapa-Tapa, plus a variety of sandwiches and salads.

Tip: Pop-up events featuring renowned chefs from across the country are common during summer.

Where: Av. del Mar & Av. Odisea, Pinamar.

Casa Ruda is a multifunctional spot: perfect for afternoon tea, remote work with specialty coffee, or enjoying pizza in their open-air patio with a cold Imperial beer. They also offer signature cocktails and freshly baked goods. Bonus: it's pet-friendly!

Tip: The patio is open Saturdays and Sundays from 6 PM, while the Kitchen & Bar operates Fridays and Saturdays from 7 PM and Sundays from noon.

Where: Casa Ruda.

La Gamba focuses on fresh seafood just steps from the ocean. The warm ambiance, large windows, and stunning views make it a perfect spot to take a break from the beach. They serve all meals and offer a variety of seafood and fish dishes. Their standout dish, black tagliatelle with citrus cream and shrimp, pairs excellently with an Imperial Extra Lager.

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Tip: The terrace offers breathtaking sunset views.

Where: Av. del Mar & De las Gaviotas, Pinamar.

Baiona is a traditional eatery with hearty portions at reasonable prices. Its front garden with camping tables is perfect for summer nights. Their menu includes milanesas, pies, burgers, and grilled meats. Takeaway is also available for beach picnics. Revuelto de gramajo and milanesa a la napolitana are great sharing options.

Tip: The restaurant is run by three friends who turned their childhood vacation spot into a business.

Where: Remecó s/n, Chapadmalal.

If you're in your 30s, Fichín Bar will hit you with a wave of nostalgia. Packed with arcade games featuring Tetris, Pac-Man, and Daytona, it’s perfect for a fun night with friends. Between rounds, enjoy street food, burgers, and sandwiches. Their falafel bombs with spiced chickpeas and vegan aioli pair well with an Imperial IPA for a perfect flavor balance.

Tip: They offer vegan and vegetarian menus and games like foosball and ping pong.

Where: Rawson 2019, Mar del Plata.