The town of Gómez, in the Brandsen Partido, Buenos Aires province, is recognized for being the venue of the Provincial Lamb Stew Festival. Founded in 1883, this village keeps its traditions and deep-rooted history alive. Just 74 kilometers from the City of Buenos Aires, Gómez is an ideal destination for those looking to get close to rural life and enjoy its welcoming atmosphere.
In addition to being an opportunity to taste the rich local cuisine, the Lamb Stew Festival stands out for allowing visitors to immerse themselves in rural life and learn about the cultural heritage of the region. Despite its small population of 362 inhabitants, Gómez has various dining establishments that open their doors on weekends to offer culinary options for all tastes.
One of the emblematic places in Gómez is the country restaurant "La Rosadita," famous for its homemade pasta and roast on a spit. Other establishments such as the inn "El Taller" and "El Bar de Cacho," known for its delicious empanadas, are also notable options to enjoy local cuisine.
The Provincial Lamb Stew Festival, held annually in Gómez, is an event that brings together residents and tourists to enjoy this typical Argentine dish cooked in a community pot. This celebration, which started in 2020, offers a varied agenda of activities including live music, folkloric dances, and exhibitions of regional crafts, providing attendees with a complete cultural experience.
