MirelJeffer
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Together with my travel companion, we decided to try this charming Argentine restaurant on our first night in Argentina. It is a small but very popular place, with a casual bohemian touch, located in the trendy Palermo Soho area. When we arrived around 8 p.m. on a Friday, the place was already bustling with life.
The hostess kindly greeted us at the entrance and explained the cost of the package, which included a glass of one of the house wines, and seemed quite reasonable.
The tables were elegantly dressed with tablecloths, and the gastronomic offer was very varied. From tamales and humitas to exotic meats such as yacaré and llama, as well as vegetarian options. We opted to try the Locro, a thick stew with beef, pork, chorizo, bacon, squash, corn, beans and sweet potato, as well as the Humita en Cazuela, a sweet corn, onion and cheese cake. Both dishes were delicious.
During the evening, a captivating live show was performed on the small stage that included spoken poetry and folkloric singing accompanied by percussion instruments. From time to time, dancers joined in on the main floor to perform traditional folk dances. It is important to note that the show, service and menu are entirely in Spanish.
It was a fascinating cultural experience. The lights had a soft intensity, creating a calm and respectful atmosphere. If you are looking for a place to chat over dinner, this may not be the ideal place. But if you want to immerse yourself in Argentine style and enjoy authentic traditional food, it is definitely an excellent choice. It is worth mentioning that the restaurant is open only on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
https://www.tripadvisor.com.ar/Show...a-Buenos_Aires_Capital_Federal_District.html#
The hostess kindly greeted us at the entrance and explained the cost of the package, which included a glass of one of the house wines, and seemed quite reasonable.
The tables were elegantly dressed with tablecloths, and the gastronomic offer was very varied. From tamales and humitas to exotic meats such as yacaré and llama, as well as vegetarian options. We opted to try the Locro, a thick stew with beef, pork, chorizo, bacon, squash, corn, beans and sweet potato, as well as the Humita en Cazuela, a sweet corn, onion and cheese cake. Both dishes were delicious.
During the evening, a captivating live show was performed on the small stage that included spoken poetry and folkloric singing accompanied by percussion instruments. From time to time, dancers joined in on the main floor to perform traditional folk dances. It is important to note that the show, service and menu are entirely in Spanish.
It was a fascinating cultural experience. The lights had a soft intensity, creating a calm and respectful atmosphere. If you are looking for a place to chat over dinner, this may not be the ideal place. But if you want to immerse yourself in Argentine style and enjoy authentic traditional food, it is definitely an excellent choice. It is worth mentioning that the restaurant is open only on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
https://www.tripadvisor.com.ar/Show...a-Buenos_Aires_Capital_Federal_District.html#
