Eclectic porteño '60s pop culture characterizes one of the city's best-kept secrets, where murals inspired by Dalí, Miró, Lichtenstein, and Mondrian are splashed across the walls and jazz fills the small, intimate space. Seasonal specials are chalked up behind the cluttered bar. The short but inventive menu showcases local produce, with relentlessly modern flavor combinations, and the bar is a scene at night.
Posted by lalantalley from Washington, DC on 3/27/07
After checking into our hotel from an overnight flight, we headed out to find a quick bite to eat. We happened upon this great restaurant quite by accident. It is quiet small with a very friendly wait staff. Everything was wonderful and it was a delightful way to start off our trip. A few days later on our return trip from Iguazu Falls the plane arrived late. We were delighted to know that such a wonderful restaurant was but a few blocks from our hotel. Dinner could not have been any better and our dining experiences at both lunch and dinner exceeded our expectations.
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