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Restaurants > South American
What a great place for BBQ! I´ve never seen steaks of this size, I could not finish them. I believe a picture communicates more than words, so I uploaded my best pictures to this google...
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Restaurants > Italian
A convenient lunch stop before catching the AR$3.50 matinee at the corner Cinemark, Il Gatto Trattorias is a family-style Italian chain restaurant with a high-end look and mid-range prices. With six locations in Buenos Aires...
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Restaurants > Central European
Excellent food and even better crowd--this restaurant is trendy and fun. Like many other places, the steak and wines rule. After dinner you can go drink and dance the night away at Jackie O which...
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Restaurants > South American
The decor is minimalist, but that's not why you're here, and by 10:30pm the place is crowded. We have a favorite waiter; to get him (he seems to be on during the week only) as you...
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Restaurants > Italian
Afternoons at Pizzeria Guerin operate like a well-oiled assembly line. Fresh, piping hot pies dripping with gooey mozzarella cheese are churned out one after the other. A steady line of hungry regulars file in, quickly...
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Restaurants > South American
With the hot South American sun beating down as we tramped around the Sunday afternoon markets in San Telmo, our stomachs grumbled almost on cue after we considered a return visit to Manolo for lunch....
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Restaurants > Asian
Located in the up and coming Puerto Maderno district, which consists of renovated warehouses, Asia de Cuba is a fantastic fusion of Asian and Cuban fare. We were five single friends on a lark,...
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Restaurants > South American
A few blocks from the Avenida Florida shopping street is a GREAT local Argentinian grill called Es Establo. I'd guess it opened in the 1920s, and not much has changed since then. Waiters dress formally....
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Restaurants > South American
This is the ultimate Brazilian barbecue. You pay a price (which is why this place is crowded) and you get to eat all that you want. This restaurant specializes in different varieties of meat...
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Restaurants > South American
Nice pub, strangely named after JFK, Jr. (with pictures of him on the wall). Went in for a beer, saw the food, and ordered a broscheta of beef. It was great....
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