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Category Archives: Other Areas  El Farol Estado de Israel Av. 4488, Almargo, Buenos Aires 4866 3233 “You have to go check out this place I’ve just been to,” my friend Katy exclaimed, “this dish they have there is to-die-for. The shrimps, crab, and lobster mix platter is divine.” Just hearing the word of the uncommon red-shell creature just gave...
 Don Zoilo Parrilla http://www.don-zoilo.com.ar/ Honorio Pueyrredon 1406, Villa Crespo, Buenos Aires A step away from the Palermo neighbourhood, this local place is packed by early evenings with families, retired couples and strangely, a lot of asians; and without doubt, the line is out the door during the weekends, all waiting for their weekly taste of familiar...
 Stats: Mychael Henry, 31. Have been living in Buenos Aires for just under three years. Owner of Poke, a pop-up restaurant and inspiring to be the know-all-be-all of street-food throughout Latin America (eventually Asia). You can follow me at @mychael_h and @poke_restaurant. Restaurants Caseros- This is my date spot (so I don’t go very often)! This part...
 At 6 foot 5, Dan Karlin has trouble finding clothes that fit him in Argentina. Fortunately, the parrillada completa for 2 or 3 people feeds him adequately, and his wine business, Anuva Wines, affords him the luxury of traveling to the US a few times per year. He came to Argentina in 2004 with a...
 No Name Chinese Joint 1170 Bravard, Villa Crespo, Buenos Aires 4858 3656 A great soup dumpling place is hard to nail down in any Asian country, needless to say in the land of South America. This secret was revealed to me a few months back- the no name restaurant that serves the best, if not, the...
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