Copetín Fiat

Copetín Fiat is a family-run bodegón established in 1965 to serve workers of the nearby Fiat automotive plant. It retains a working-class, no-frills atmosphere and is known locally for generous portions of traditional Argentine comfort food.

Recognized as a municipal “Bar Notable,” the venue is frequently mentioned in local press for its longevity and neighborhood significance. Expect straightforward service, classic dishes like milanesas and guisos, and an authentic barrio dining experience rather than a polished tourist spot.

You’ll step into a small, veteran neighborhood eatery where plates are large and recipes feel homemade. Service is familiar and efficient; many customers are locals grabbing lunch or takeout.

Menu highlights:

• Hearty milanesas and pasta dishes served with simple salads or fries.
• Traditional stews (guisos) and daily specials prepared in a rotisserie/bodegón style.
• Affordable portions suitable for solo diners or sharing family-style.

Best way to experience it:
Arrive at lunch to see it at its liveliest and order from the daily specials on the chalkboard. If you want a takeaway meal, call ahead during peak midday hours to reduce waiting time.