Top 10 Traditional Coffee Shops in Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina
If you have been following my blog for a while you might have noticed my relationship with coffee. I just cannot imagine my life without it. Well, maybe I am getting a little bit too dramatic, but seriously…life is better with coffee, right? And even better if the coffee is good. The last few months I spent searching for the perfect coffee, which was a bit of a challenge in my new place of residence. Following my love for this mighty liquid, I pay a significant attention to coffee shops while traveling. This time I walked Buenos Aires wide and long (twice), and tested coffees in different places. I have prepared for you, fellow coffee lovers, a list of best traditional coffee places in Buenos Aires.
This is not an ordinary list. What makes it special is the fact that the coffee places were carefully selected by the real Argentinians, who were born there and know all the treasures of the city, double-proved by me. Thanks to Cristina, Cuca and Alicia, I am now able and happy to share with you a list of the coffee places in Buenos Aires that will complete your experience of your stay.
This coffee house is located in the heart of Recoleta neighbourhood with a traditional interior and a big terrace. This a place were two friends and Nobel Prize winners, Adolfo Bioy Casares and Jorge Luis Borjes used to have their afternoon coffee. Try there tostados, ham and cheese toasted sandwiches and enjoy the atmosphere. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
This is not an ordinary list. What makes it special is the fact that the coffee places were carefully selected by the real Argentinians, who were born there and know all the treasures of the city, double-proved by me. Thanks to Cristina, Cuca and Alicia, I am now able and happy to share with you a list of the coffee places in Buenos Aires that will complete your experience of your stay.
This coffee house is located in the heart of Recoleta neighbourhood with a traditional interior and a big terrace. This a place were two friends and Nobel Prize winners, Adolfo Bioy Casares and Jorge Luis Borjes used to have their afternoon coffee. Try there tostados, ham and cheese toasted sandwiches and enjoy the atmosphere. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Top 10 Traditional Coffee Shops in Buenos Aires
Guide Location: Argentina » Buenos Aires
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Author: Anna Nowak
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Guide Location: Argentina » Buenos Aires
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Anna Nowak
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.postcardsfromtheworld.com/10-top-coffee-shops-in-buenos-aires/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- La Biela
- Café Dorrego
- Clásica y Moderna
- Café Tortoni
- La Puerto Rico Café
- Café de los Angelitos
- Las Violetas Confitería
- El Ateneo Grand Splendid
- El Gato Negro
- El Olmo
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