Monthly Archives: June 2011
Ode to Ice Cream
Meghan, Puri and I were bored on a sunny Sunday. It was too cold to go to the parks, but sunny enough that we knew we should be outside. Nothing was on TV, but we wallowed on Meghan’s futon – … Continue reading
Jamie and Vivi Dine Behind Closed Doors at Casa Mun
A new dining trend is sweeping Buenos Aires. Closed door restaurants give patrons the chance to attend a dinner party style meal prepared in a chef’s private home. James and I tried our first closed door restaurant last Saturday at … Continue reading
The Dream Itinerary
Spending six days in Buenos Aires? This is what I would do. Day one. Assuming it was Tuesday and assuming you’d just arrived after a grueling red eye flight, why not start your trip off right with some spa treatments … Continue reading
Chan Chan Cocina Peruana
Not going to Peru? You should still try Peruvian food! A refreshing, almost exotic retreat from the ‘carbs and carne’ dominated Argentine cuisine; Chan Chan is a great place to get a taste of delicious Peruvian cuisine. Chan Chan’s colorful … Continue reading
Calle Florida
The heart of Microcentro is Calle Florida, a pedestrian street unlike any other. This ten-block street is a great place to shop, explore an artisan fair, watch a performance, and grab a bite to eat or do some business. If … Continue reading
Cabaña Las Lilas
Dre and I quickly got settled into our BA vacation schedule. Wake up at eleven, site-see until three and then tuck into a three hour long lunch. That’s when the day really got started. One rainy day I took Dre … Continue reading
Campo Day in San Antonio Del Areco
Some days are unforgettable. Dre and I had one of those days. We were fortunate enough to be invited for a visit to the country by some friends. We drove out of the city, to nearby country town San Antonio … Continue reading