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Category Archives: San Telmo  Brasserie Petanque http://www.brasseriepetanque.com Defensa 596, San Telmo, Buenos Aires 4342 7930 I’m a sucker for snails drowning in pools of butter, and each time walking pass this picturesque corner bistro, I find myself gluing my face against the window- like an outsider wanting to be part of the in-crowd, hanging with the snobbishly chic Parisians with a wine in hand and...
 Hierbabuena Caseros, Av. 454, San Telmo, Buenos Aires 4362 2542 Anyone who comes across the street of Caseros will fall in love with this part of San Telmo: scenic, quiet, clean, cobblestones, non-existing car pollution, and the undeniably delicious grub at one of the two fabulous eateries that all local expatriates love- Caseros and Hierbabuena. I have yet...
 Jueves a La Mesa website for reservation: http://juevesalamesa.wordpress.com/ (only Thursdays) We came without expectations, and left with big bellies and big smiles. I loved it the moment we walked in, from the details of the ambiance, to the care and love given throughout the whole meal. It might help that Meghan, the bubbly beautiful person (also the...
 Aramburu Salta 1050, San Telmo, Buenos Aires 4305 0439 (http://www.arambururesto.com/) *set menu changes every 3 months One would have never guessed this shabby no-sign exterior located at the edge of San Telmo almost emptied our wallet by the end of the night and left us happily unrich, gastronomically satiaed, and begging for more. Thanks to a...
 Tucked quietly on the corner of Peru and Humberto Primero, this San Telmo cafe is a lovely place to people watch while getting a healthy bite of something. The menu ranges from breakfast, sandwiches, salads and other healthy-inspired mains. Though the service is cautiously slow, the atmosphere and well-made dishes more than make up for it. Origen...
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