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Archive for the ‘Argentina Meals Food’ Category

The Best Steak in Buenos Aires

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

IT was over a bowl of delicious, spicy-sweet peanut soup with pesto made from huacatay, or Andean black mint, that I realized the vegetarian diner was now perfectly welcome in Buenos Aires. As a vegetarian traveling in a country where beef takes center stage, I expected my meals to be ...

I LOVE BUENOS AIRES

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

Why (in Part) People Love Buenos Aires I was there for two days, only — my first trip. While it was sort of obvious which parillas — essentially restaurants specializing in grilled meats — not to go to, it was more difficult to determine which ones were going to be worth ...

Exploring Argentina’s food and wine

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

One of the privileges of a writer’s life—especially if he or she has no children, no pets and a spouse who loves to travel—is the ability to “up sticks,” as the British used to say, and move elsewhere. Longtime readers may recall reading about just such forays of mine—to Piedmont ...

Buenos Aires: Romance of Paris made affordable by the weak Argentine peso

Friday, February 19th, 2010

Despite economic hardships in recent years, Buenos Aires's allure remains undiminished for American travelers looking for the romance of Paris made affordable by the weak Argentine peso. Tourism has flourished in Argentina's capital with a bevy of new boutique hotels along the vibrant Puerto Madero waterfront and new developments by star ...

Buenos Aires’s ethnic restaurants

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

The column I wrote recently regarding Chilean cuisine, and Valparaiso restaurant, where some of this authentic and attractive food can be discovered, seems to have opened a door whereby more information regarding South America food is requested.  I have long claimed that Buenos Aires is filling up with an unceasing series ...

Argentine Restaurants in London, UK

Friday, February 5th, 2010

Buen Ayre 50 Broadway Market E8 4QJ London Fields Buen Ayre - Argentine Grill Broadway Market E8 4QJ Bethnal Green Buenos Aries Restaurant 4 Russell Hill Road CR8 2LE Purley Constancia 52 Tanner Street SE1 3PH London Bridge El Gaucho 125 Sydney Street SW3 6NR South Kensington El Gaucho 30 Old Brompton Road SW7 3DL South Kensington Garufa 104 Highbury Park N5 2XE Arsenal Gaucho Grill Riverside TW10 6UJ Richmond Gaucho Smithfield 93A Charterhouse Street ...

Argentine Restaurants in New York City - NYC

Friday, February 5th, 2010

Nina Argentinian Pizzeria (212) 426-4627 1750 2nd Ave, New York, NY Mon-Fri: 5pm-11pm Sat-Sun: 11:30am-11pm Categories: Pizza, Argentinean Restaurants, Restaurants Price: $14.95 Hacienda De Argentina (212) 472-5300 339 E 75th St, New York, NY 10021 Hours: Dinner nightly Categories: Latin American, Restaurants, Mexican Restaurants, Argentinean Restaurants Amenities: Open late Cuisine: Argentinean, Steak House Feature: Bar Reservations Policy: Accepted Dress Code: Casual dressy Price: $20 - $30 Sosa Borella (212) 262-8282 832 8th Ave, ...

Buenos Aires has a soul of its own

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

Relish the art of seduction in the world's tango capital The capital of Argentina is often compared to New York, Madrid and Paris - but Buenos Aires has a soul of its own. The city is seductive and fervent - best known for its guilty pleasures, its steaks and tango saunter. As ...

Buenos Aires by the The New York Times

Saturday, January 30th, 2010

CONTEMPORARY Argentine history is a roller coaster of financial booms and cracks, set to gripping political soap operas. But through all the highs and lows, one thing has remained constant: Buenos Aires’s graceful elegance and cosmopolitan cool. This attractive city continues to draw food lovers, design buffs and party people ...

Argentine Restaurant in Baltimore

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

Empanadas and a relaxed atmosphere are highlights at Max's on High Street There has been an Indian restaurant on Little Italy's main street for years, so why not a gourmet Argentine carryout and coffeehouse? Max's Empanadas moved into a storefront location where a couple of Italian delis have come and gone, ...