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Restaurants in Buenos Aires - Cafes
Café Tortoni Av. de Mayo 825, Downtown
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- Tel: 4342-4328
The most traditional and famous cafe of Buenos Aires is pure elegance. Former place of literature men and
politicians, preserves the same structure and decoration of decades ago.
At their tables you can play chess and in the background lounge, billiards. Every night tango groups are presented.
www.cafetortoni.com.ar
Café Las Violetas Av. Rivadavia 3899, Almagro - Tel: 4958-7387 / 4958-7388
A landmark of the Buenos Aires belle époque, recently recycled. With its stained glass and curved glass doors, its French windows and Italian's marble floors, is the ideal setting to enjoy tempting sweets and teas. www.lasvioletas.com
La Biela Av. Quintana 596, Recoleta
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- Tel: 4804-0449
A place frequented by wealthy people, artists and politicians. It's in front of Recoleta's central square, with tables on the sidewalk. Good drinks and sweets. They also serve snacks. www.labiela.com
La Paz Av. Corrientes 1593, Downtown
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- Tel: 4373-3647
Famous for being the meeting point of Buenos Aires intellectuals in the 70s. It has been reformed to suit today's tastes.
Richmond Florida 468, Downtown
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- Tel: 4322-1341/ 1653
Is a classic cafe of the '50s Buenos Aires, decorated with leather chairs, columns, windows and mirrors. In the basement, takes place a game room.
Petit Colón Libertad 505, Downtown
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- Tel: 4382-7306
A formal and elegant place, frequented during the daylight by lawyers and judiciary; and in the night, by the audience of the Teatro Colon.