Attention Foodies: Ever dream of attending an intimate dinner party at the home of a professional chef? While you’re in Buenos Aires, be sure to check out one of the many “closed door” restaurants serving amazing food at bargain prices.
A “closed door” restaurant sounds like a strange concept, right? After all, when you think of a popular and successful restaurant, usually you think of one with a strong neighborhood presence, an attractive sign and an impressive storefront. Big windows showing off starched white linen tablecloths and shiny wine glasses visible to passersby on the street?
Dying of the Buenos Aires summer heat? Since the closest beach is hours away, you’ll have to don your bathing suit at one of the city’s public pools!
Cocina Verde is the first vegetarian-vegan meal service in Buenos Aires to offer delicious dishes that you can enjoy in your home or at work on a weekly basis!
If you’ve been in Buenos Aires on a hot day, you probably already know how delicious the ice cream is! But what about those of us who are dying of the heat but counting our calories?! Now we have a couple healthy alternatives to turn to!
Opened in late 2010, Pani is an elegant and beautifully appointed cafe in Palermo Soho. The décor is very feminine, but the wide glass window and door will tempt even the most masculine guy’s guy to enter. The cinnamon bun is fantastic and a steal at only 5 pesos, but a cafe con leche will cost you 15 pesos. We tried the salads and sandwiches which are amazing, but our favorite items are the infused juices that come in carafes, with flavors like Passionfruit-Mint-Ginger and Strawberry-Lime.