Bar Uriarte
My fav restaurant in town. One of the most varied alcohol menues. Look for Cortazar's short story under the stairs right at the entrance.
Million
Enjoy this petit maison, great bar, fine restaurant, lovely garden. It's like getting into a time machine.
Eh! Santino
Guys love it for Maradona...pfff. I just love their risottos. Large portions, attenti if you're ordering starters.
Cafe San Juan
Reservations is a must. Just a guy and his mom, with a short list of dishes. Delicious.
Bereber
I love couscous and if taken in a Morrocco-kinda-resto, it tastes better! Go for the terrace in Summer time!
Casa Felix in Argentina
Organic and local products from South American blend in a hidden resto, in a 5 course meal. Only 12 reservations per night. Find your new you, meet new friends.
Almacen Secreto
Regional food, from the North and South corners of Argentina. Live music and/or art exhibitions. Hidden restaurant. Reservations = must do.
Tipo Casa
Another hidden restaurant. I love the blackboard with today's menu & music to enjoy. Very few tables, make reservations! It's just a house, just any other door.
Dominga
It's white, pure. It's great food. It's kinda noisy, but ok. From mediterranean courses to sushi.
Museo Evita
I'd say that is a MUST for warmer days, the front yard is amazing. Great Italian courses.
Omm
Feels newyorkish to me. Love its toasts with brie, peppers, fried eggs on top. Great cocktails too.
Mineral
This is my fav pick for lunch time in the downtown area. French specialties, salads, quiches, crepes, etc. Adorable ambient or delivery to your desk.
Croque Madame
On the verge of the Museum of the Decorative Art - great open air yard. It's generally crowded, be patient or get lucky! Great for dinner or tea time.
El Claustro (convento Santa Catalina)
Lunch time in the middle of the chaos of the city. Get lost in this convent's patio, and forget about it all.
Pipi Cucu in Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
In Argentina, Pipi-cucu means impeccable. Say no more. Just fell in love with this place!
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natmtz said 4 months, 2 weeks ago:
obrigada!!!!! enjoy, aproveite!
luna1883 said 3 months, 2 weeks ago:
hey natmtz,
we at rizzoli (in NY and Milan) love your recommendations in AR. we're planning on doing another great estancias book, but should we do a more contemporary book on design and food, you should actually correspond for us.
see partial bibliography below:
http://www.amazon.com/Ian-Luna/e/B001HPP28W/ref=sr_tc_2_0
Luna
natmtz said 3 months, 2 weeks ago:
Thank you, Luna.
Buenos Aires is missing one of those great state-of-the-art design & food books. Would love to help!
Best,
Natalia
luna1883 said 3 months, 2 weeks ago:
cool! either i or my coeditor will be in BA and Rosario the second week of november. PM me and maybe she or i can talk it over coffee if you are not traveling
natmtz said 3 months, 2 weeks ago:
Nice! Just sent a private msg. Enjoy!
luna1883 said 3 months, 2 weeks ago:
thanks! wrote ya back!
MollyMalone said 1 month ago:
Yes! I must say that Casa Felix is one of my favorites as well. It's so cozy and the bread is amazing!
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djoolz said 4 months, 2 weeks ago:
Wow, I simply loved your list, natmtz. Added many places to my wishlist. Thanks. :)