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“Daily and weekend events at San Telmo. Visit San Telmo Market in Defensa St, also Plaza Dorrego during the week for a meal and a free tango show.”

“Famous place to eat meat. Make reservation or wait patiently because is always crowded.”

“Great place to have "ASADO" (BBQ). Try to get reservations, it get really crowded ”

“This place use to have long lines outside. Is the most comfortable on the list.”

“Iconic pizza place, located at recognised Corrientes Av, where theatres and lights stand out”

“Healthy and tasty meals for every day. Just one block apart from Quartier Dorrego.”

“This is a San Telmo restaurant at its best: tightly packed tables, patrons knocking elbows, suited waiters, a sweaty asador and great meat. It started with one floor but now has three, including a rooftop terrace. Order your meat jugoso (rare) and the waiter might just cut it with a spoon. Like La Cabrera, it’s a bit pricier but the whole experience is a good value.”

“Along with it's 'sister' La Poesia, this is one of two traditional restaurants, very typical of old Buenos Aires. Having the same owner, they both have the same varied menu, including burgers, pastas, salads, sandwiches and some very good sharing platters (‘picadas’) . Both have a great atmosphere and interesting antique/vintage décor, without being super ‘touristy.’ Try a craft beer accompanied by a traditional ‘picada.’ A great option any time of day.”

“Most popular coffee shop in Buenos Aires. Turists queue here to have a coffe and experience how every coffe place used to look like 100 years ago.”

“Healthy and tasty meals for every day. Just one block apart from Quartier Dorrego.”

“This is both a restaurant and outdoor café which is a great spot when you are ready to visit the famous Cementerio Recoleta. You can sit outside or inside, but recommend enjoying the ambiance outside. Great for small meals, a drink or two, tapas, and great sandwiches. This area is especially great on the weekends as you will find a great outdoor market with local arts and crafts for sale.”

“So far is our best and traditional coffee store in Buenos Aires the best "Medialunas" (porteño croissant) in town”

“Has many locations, one of them, within the Museum of Decorative Arts in Recoleta, (Av. del Libertador 1902). Very beautiful environment. The other one, within the Larreta Museum in Belgrano, (Vuelta de Obligado 2155). ”

“Great Place for breakfast or Tea. BEST CAKES IN THE WORLd. ( A piece is TO SHARE) ”

“El Café de los Angelitos es testigo vivo de más de cien años de historia porteña, recorre lujosa y distinguidamente con su Show toda una época, y escribe la primera página de la próxima historia... The Café de los Angelitos is a living witness of over one hundred years of Buenos Aires history, it travels luxuriously and distinguished with its Show a whole time, and writes the first page of the next history. Legendary tango cafe and restaurant located in the longest avenue in the world.”

“Pool, table tennis, classic barrio club, food, people, overall environment.”

“You have to be well-informed in order to find it. Is located on Independencia. On the left, in the direction where the cars go by, next to a garage, there is a double wooden door and a doorbell”

“Pastries, breakfast, brunch and snacks served in an informal French-style atmosphere.”

“Mornings coffee in the sunshine is a great way to start your day, Lunches are great as well!”

“One of the better bakery shop, organic food, and amazing internal garden, in a marvelous old building.”

“The best maracuya cheesecake in town!!! Beautiful place to have dessert / coffee :) ”

“Restaurant variado, pero se recomienda pasar por allí por un buen postre. We recommend having a good cake for dessert.”

“Cosy place to have a brunch, scrambled eggs, sandwiches, juices, lemonades, served with love by the owners. ”

“Ninina offers lovely, fresh and organic (vegan and non vegan) meals. This Ninina is located in Palermo, ideal for brunch or having a bite when you are walking around Palermo's shopping area (there is another one at the Malba museum).”