Casa de Campo Maipu: Homemade Cuisine Restaurant on the Wine Route
Casa de Campo Restaurant Maipu: Homemade Cuisine on the Wine Route
The Maipú Wine Route is not only about visiting wineries and tasting wine. It is also an opportunity to discover local gastronomy. Along the route, Casa de Campo Restaurant Maipu offers something different: a chance to enjoy homemade and traditional cuisine in a country-style setting, very close to Maipu Bikes.
What is Casa de Campo Restaurant Maipu?
Casa de Campo is a restaurant located in Coquimbito, Maipú, within the area known as the Caminos del Vino. Its cuisine is based on traditional and homemade cooking, with slow-cooked dishes and specialties prepared in a clay oven.
The restaurant has been operating since 2003 and presents its cuisine as a tribute to homemade food and traditional recipes. The clay oven plays a central role in its kitchen, while the setting combines a country atmosphere with a garden and outdoor areas.
For this reason, Casa de Campo is primarily a place to eat, relax and enjoy Argentine cuisine during a day exploring Maipú.
Homemade Cuisine, Clay Oven and Mendoza Flavors
Casa de Campo’s cuisine revolves around traditional recipes, meats, grilled dishes, homemade pasta and slow-cooked preparations. In addition, the current menu includes different seasonal options and may change throughout the year.
Among the specialties currently featured are carne a la masa, a dish the restaurant identifies as a Mendoza classic, as well as clay-oven rabbit, grilled meats, ribeye steak, mixed grill and different homemade pasta dishes.
The menu also includes empanadas, country-style sharing boards, provoleta, salads and traditional desserts. In addition, the restaurant has its own wine cellar, with wines from different areas of Mendoza available to accompany the meal.
However, the menu and prices may change, so it is advisable to check the available options when making a reservation.
A Restaurant with a Country Atmosphere
An important part of the Casa de Campo experience is the setting. The restaurant has a garden and outdoor areas surrounded by greenery and shade, as well as indoor spaces where guests can enjoy their meal.
The idea is to recreate the atmosphere of a country house and complement the cuisine with a relaxed setting. As a result, this stop has a different character from a traditional winery visit.
If you are exploring the Wine Route by bicycle, this can be the part of the day when you leave the bike aside for a while, sit down for a meal and enjoy your food without rushing.
Casa de Campo by Bike with Maipu Bikes
Casa de Campo is part of the recommended Maipu Bikes circuit and is one of the gastronomic establishments closest to the starting point.
The distance we use as a reference is approximately 750 meters, or about 4 minutes by bike.
For planning purposes, the approximate time we use for this stop is 60 to 90 minutes. However, the actual time will depend on the type of meal you choose and the pace of your visit.
Do You Need a Reservation at Casa de Campo?
Casa de Campo accepts reservations directly through the restaurant. If you are doing the bike route with Maipu Bikes, you can also visit without a prior reservation, subject to availability.
What to Eat at Casa de Campo?
If you want to try traditional Mendoza flavors, several dishes represent the restaurant’s cuisine particularly well.
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- Carne a la masa: one of the dishes Casa de Campo presents as a Mendoza classic.
- Mendoza empanadas: a traditional option to start your meal.
- Grilled meats: including cuts such as ribeye steak and entraña.
- Mixed grill: an option to share.
- Homemade pasta: with different preparations depending on the seasonal menu.
- Homemade desserts: including flan, bread pudding and other house specialties.
The current menu also includes options beyond meat. Therefore, if you have a dietary restriction, allergy or specific dietary need, we recommend checking directly with the restaurant before your visit.
A Benefit for Visitors Exploring Maipú with Maipu Bikes
Maipu Bikes currently offers its customers a 10% discount at Casa de Campo. The conditions of this benefit may be updated.
Practical Information about Casa de Campo
- Type of place: homemade and traditional Argentine restaurant.
- Location: Coquimbito, Maipú, Mendoza.
- Address: Urquiza 1703.
- Phone: +54 9 261 244-1434.
- Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM; Saturdays from 09:00 AM to 01:00 AM; Sundays from 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM.
- Distance from Maipu Bikes: approximately 750 meters.
- By bike: approximately 4 minutes.
- Experience: lunch and traditional cuisine.
- Specialties: clay-oven dishes, meats, grilled food, empanadas and homemade pasta.
- Reservations: directly with Casa de Campo.
- Website: Casa de Campo Restaurant.
A Gastronomic Stop on the Wine Route
Casa de Campo has a particular place within the Maipú route. While wineries offer the opportunity to discover wines, vineyards and part of Mendoza’s wine culture, this restaurant adds another dimension to the journey: food.
Its proximity to Maipu Bikes makes it possible to include it as a gastronomic stop along the route. After a few minutes by bike, you can take a break, enjoy a traditional meal and continue exploring other places on the Wine Route.
In short, Casa de Campo Restaurant Maipu is an option for those who want to combine cycling, Argentine cuisine and the country atmosphere of Coquimbito during a day in Mendoza.
Want to Explore Maipú by Bike?
Casa de Campo is one of the gastronomic stops you can include in the Maipu Bikes recommended route. The experience is self-guided: you choose your own pace, stops and how much time you want to spend at each place.
We provide the bicycle, helmet, map, recommendations and orientation so you can enjoy your day on the Maipú Wine Route.
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