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Restaurant  ·  Café

Traditional Salta Cuisine Traditional Salta cooking, generous portions and fair prices, in the heart of downtown Salta.

Open every day · 9 am to 1 am · Buenos Aires 11

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The pavement outside Aires Caseros on a summer night

About us

Our home, our kitchen

Aires Caseros is a restaurant and café in the heart of Salta, half a block from Plaza 9 de Julio, built on a simple idea: serving delicious, generous food at a fair price.

Regional cooking holds a special place on our menu. Empanadas, humitas, tamales and other Salta specialties share the table with meats, pastas and Argentine classics, always in generous portions. And for those who prefer to share and try a bit of everything, there are our boards — one of the house classics. And if you’d rather be outdoors, we have tables on the sidewalk: see our outdoor tables.

There is also a story woven into Aires Caseros. Between 1819 and 1821, this very house served as the seat of government and Hearing Hall of Martín Miguel de Güemes, hero of Argentine independence. That history remains within these walls; ours is written every day around the table.

Blanca Lanzy in black and white, wearing glasses, leaning over an open book on a wooden table

Aires Caseros has a grandmother.

Many of the recipes behind our main regional dishes are hers.

Discover her story

Featured dishes

Stories from our kitchen

A selection of our guests' favorites: what goes into each one, how it's served and why people order it again. The full menu has much more.

See the featured dishes

Our menu

Plenty to choose from

Regional dishes, classics, sharing boards and much more, with generous portions and great prices. Explore our menu.

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QR code for the Aires Caseros menu
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Breakfast table with coffee, medialunas, toasted sandwiches, scrambled eggs with bacon, orange juice, lemonade and a smoothie

From 9 am

Breakfast & merienda

Coffee in a jarrito with medialunas, generous toasted sandwiches, smoothies made with fresh fruit and much more. Every day, open all afternoon.

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From our kitchen to your table

Our dishes

A board of empanadas and stews to share Stuffed squash au gratin A cast iron skillet served in the dining room Regional sharing platter with Salta empanadas Stew in a cast iron skillet with Spanish potatoes Pasta served in a roasted squash A full sharing board seen from above A plate with fresh salad and rustic potatoes Regional sharing platter with homemade lemonade Stew with crispy pancetta and red cabbage Berry dessert with dulce de leche A signature cocktail with a stew in the background Ham and cheese toastie from the cafe menu Fresh juices and smoothies Milanesa napolitana with rustic potatoes A stew seen from above on the table

What they say

Our guests

1,747 reviews on TripAdvisor and over 5,200 on Google. Originally written in Spanish, translated here.

Regional sharing platter for groups at Aires Caseros

Groups & travel agencies

We welcome your group

We work with travel agencies, tour operators and groups, offering pre-arranged menus and special group pricing.

Regional food, generous portions and fast, friendly service in the very center of Salta. Write to us, tell us about your group, and we will put together a special proposal so your guests enjoy more and pay less.

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Before you come

Frequently asked questions

Where is Aires Caseros?

At Buenos Aires 11, near the corner of Caseros, in the same building as Hotel Salta, with our own entrance on Buenos Aires street, half a block from Plaza 9 de Julio, in the very centre of Salta city, Argentina. Walking from the plaza along Buenos Aires street, we're on your left: look for the illuminated AIRESCASEROS sign and the tables on the sidewalk.

How do I get there from the Cabildo, the Cathedral or the bus terminal?

On foot: 1 minute from Plaza 9 de Julio, 2 from the Cabildo, and about 3 from the Cathedral, San Francisco Church or the High Mountain Archaeology Museum (MAAM). The San Bernardo cable car station and Paseo Balcarce, with its peñas, are about 15 minutes' walk, and the bus terminal about 20 (5–10 by taxi). From the airport it's about 20–25 minutes by taxi.

What are the opening hours?

We are open every day from 9 am to 1 am, with no midday or afternoon break.

Where can I have breakfast or merienda in downtown Salta?

Right here, half a block from Plaza 9 de Julio: we open at 9 am and stay open all afternoon. There’s coffee in a jarrito with medialunas, generous toasted sandwiches, healthy options, natural juices and smoothies made with fresh fruit, combos, deals and much more. See breakfast & merienda.

Do you have outdoor tables?

Yes. We have tables on the sidewalk, half a block from Plaza 9 de Julio, to eat or have a drink outdoors: regional food, Argentine classics, drinks, wine and much more. Open every day from 9 am to 1 am. See our outdoor tables.

Can I book a table?

Yes. You can book on WhatsApp at +54 9 3874 08-7519 or call the same number.

What kind of food do you serve?

Traditional Salta cooking — empanadas, humitas, tamales and stews — alongside meats, pastas and Argentine classics, sharing boards, and a café menu with toasted sandwiches, juices and desserts. Portions are generous.

Do you host groups and travel agencies?

Yes. We work with travel agencies, tour operators and groups, with pre-arranged menus and special pricing. Write to contacto@airescaseros.com.ar or message us on WhatsApp.

Where can I see the menu and prices?

The full menu with current prices is online here, and you can also scan the QR code at the restaurant.

Do you accept foreign cards and Brazilian reais?

Yes. We accept foreign cards, and also Brazilian reais in cash at the day’s exchange rate. Just ask at the restaurant when you pay.

Open every day

9 am  –  1 am

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Address

Buenos Aires 11, near Caseros
Half a block from Plaza 9 de Julio
Salta city, Argentina
Get directions

We're in the same building as Hotel Salta, with our own entrance on Buenos Aires street. Coming from the plaza along that street, we're on your left: look for the illuminated AIRESCASEROS sign and the tables on the sidewalk.

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