Rochester Hotels Weblog / Category / Eating in Buenos AiresYou are in the category Eating in Buenos Aires, where to find the best post Eating in Buenos AiresTourist Places in Buenos Aires - Las CañitasPost September 2, 2009 - Classified Buenos Aires Night, Eating in Buenos Aires, Entertainments, Knowing Buenos Aires Las Cañitas is an area between the Avenues Luis Maria Campos, Dorrego, Liberator and the Matienzo street. It is an upscale area, one of the most luxurious and expensive in Buenos Aires and it has around 20 blocks. Its name is because until the early twentieth century there was a country house called “Las Cañitas” and beside it there was a path known as “Las Cañitas Path” which eventually became an avenue and changed its name to Luis Maria Campos Avenue. Many refer to this area as a district but the in fact it is an area within the district of Palermo. What makes it so important, as to be considered an unofficial neighborhood, is its tremendous growth and expansion in the recent years. Gaining recognition and prestige and being noted for its high quality, modern and luxurious towers and buildings. Las Cañitas during the day is a very quiet area, ideal for walks under the trees and to enjoy a coffee. At night, it turns into one of the busiest places in town, offering a wide variety of bars, pubs, nightclubs and restaurants. Finally, within this zone there is a shopping mall called “El Solar de la Abadía” (Luis Maria Campos and Maure) and the great Palermo Polo Field. A place not to miss in Buenos Aires. So do not miss mit, Rochester Hotel offers you incredible discounts and promotions at the best restaurants, tours and shoppings in Buenos Aires! Contact us now at (5411) 4326-6076.
Tower at Las Cañitas - Palermo The photograph belongs to robertokirko under a Creative Commons Attribution licence. A great place to eat in Buenos AiresPost August 18, 2009 - Classified Eating in Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires “El Palacio de la Papa Frita” (The French Fry Palace), is one of the most delicious and recognized restaurantes downtown Buenos Aires, it has four branches and displays a vast variety of chips of all forms, being the most famous and favorite one the soufflé potatoes. It is also known for its fabulous international menu and excellent wine list. Located just a few meters from the famous Florida Street and Corrientes Avenue, this restaurant offers a cozy family space to have dinner after the theater or just to spend a pleasant moment. “El Palacio de la Papa Frita”, is an extraordinary place which you cannot miss. Recommended for both tourists and locals, it has a first class service and it is an ideal place for a dinner with family or friends. Booking at Rochester Hotel you get great discounts and promotions on the best reaturants in Buenos Aires. Call now at (5411) 94326-6076.
The photograph belongs to mteson under a Creative Commons Attribution licence. Eating in Argentina - PizzaPost August 14, 2009 - Classified Eating in Buenos Aires, Rochester If you still do not know I will tell you that Argentina-and especially my beloved Buenos Aires- was created with the different waves of immigrants, and that the two largest were from Spain and Italy. Today I want to talk about something typically Italian, but in my own city it was taken as a habit, to spend a good time when you walk down the streets of Buenos Aires and to keep the belly full and your heart happy: the pizza. I invite you to know the best pizzerias in Buenos Aires, which you will not miss if you visit “me”. I do not know how it may be originally, but here there are of all kinds: crispy, “a la piedra” and half mass. I, however, prefer the traditional one, which is made in the baking tin, and my favorite pizzeria is “The Pizza Palace”, located just a few meters from the Rochester Hotels Buenos Aires, on Corrientes and Esmeralda. I try to stop by at least once a week and eat some portion ”standing” as it was before. But there are many more to recommend. A couple of years ago, the City Government made a list that suggests some pizzerias as a Buenos Aires cultural heritage, as they represent the character of the citizens and their culinary culture. The list includes the traditional “Las Cuartetas”, “Guerrin” and “Los Inmortales”, including the outstanding ”La Continental” and “La Americana” and others popular in specific neighborhoods as “Burgio” at Cabildo 2400, “Angelin”, at Cordoba 5200 (Villa Crespo), “El Cuartito” (Talcahuano 937), and “Banchero” (Corrientes Avenue and Talcahuano and with a branch in the neighborhood of La Boca), a place that claims to be the inventor of the cheese fugazza or “Pirilo” ( Defense to 800), where you eat pizza “stand up” since 1932. The official list also includes some more modern places such as “Filo” (San Martin 900), “Rosario” and “El Cedrón” at Juan B. Alberdi 6100 (Mataderos). The Pizza is an institution to which songs, photos, and many moments in the Buenos Aires life have been dedicated to. Moscato, pizza and faina, shall you join me with some portions?
Roberto Hornos, Porteño. Rochester Hotel invites you to enjoy the best restaurants in Buenos Aires with great discounts. Call now at (5411) 4326-6076. Eastern Culture in Buenos AiresPost August 10, 2009 - Classified Eating in Buenos Aires, Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires The Chinese neighborhood is a great open-air circuit, born in the era of 1980, with the eastern immigrations. It is located at the Belgrano neighborhood, just a few meters from Barrancas de Belgrano and it is where most of the Chinese and Korean immigrants in the country have settled. In this neighborhood you will be able to know the Eastern history and culture, learn their legends, myths and beliefs. Here you will find great restaurants, supermarkets and stores that offer typical food and vegetables from these countries and fish shops. You will also find shops of Chinese comics, cartoons, video games and movies, art galleries, decoration and crafts and what is more, here lies one of the few Buddhist temples in the city. A wonderful tour to do in Buenos Aires. Opened daily. Los Inmortales - Coffee and Restaurant Buenos AiresPost July 21, 2009 - Classified Eating in Buenos Aires, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires Los Inmortales (The Immortals) is part of the history of Buenos Aires since 1952, witness of great events in the City, it shows in a unique way the culture, traditions and society in Argentina. This prestigious former Cafe and Restaurant has earned a place of privilege in the City, such that you cannot think or tell the history of Buenos Aires, not mentioning it. Frequented by the best writers, artists and painters of all times, who invite you to revive great moments and memories, while enjoying the best pizza in the city. Yes, Los Inmortales is considered one of the best pizzerias in Buenos Aires. Over time, this cafe gain prestige and recognition, thereby extending it great gastronomic company to different parts of Buenos Aires. The first headquarter was at Corrientes Avenue 1369, represented by the figure of Carlos Gardel. Then came the Immortals Lavalle, Mendoza, Parana, and finally at Nordelta. A place that you should not fail to know in Buenos Aires. |
