This Bund restaurant is Argentina’s first two-star Michelin chef Mauro Colagreco’s interpretation of what Shanghai needs to know about South America. His cavernous restaurant is decorated with the warmth of red leather and white-and-black checkered floors, and the menu boasts tapas galore. However in practice it appears Colagreco offers only a continental cuisine with faint touches of that continent; for example, a marinated octopus is dubbed a "Peruvian classic" and it's not apparent that a seafood tartare wouldn't boast Spain as its provenance. The right mix of familiar and South American still needs to be worked out; but in the meantime, award-winning mixologist Hektor Monroy does excellent traditional drinks with a Latin flair, and the restaurant also boasts touches such as an all-organic spice garden from which it claims to draw most of its herbs. Check the website for specials such as Tuesday night’s free mojitos hour. At 10 p.m. most nights a live band energizes the club half of the venue, and dining late night becomes a lively mix of tapas, drinks, music, and mingling. Check the website for promotions such as free mojitos hour on Tuesdays.
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Colagreco
Three on the Bund 3 Zhongshan Dong Yi Road
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Neighborhood
Zhongshan Dong Yi Road at Guang Dong Road
Transportation
Metro: East Nanjing Road, 20 min walk
Phone
21-6323-3355
Prices
400-600 rmb per person
Cuisine Type
Latin tapas
Web site
Colagreco
Map
Three on the Bund 3 Zhongshan Dong Yi Road ShanghaiNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.