Tag Archives: restaurant review
Take Me To Brunch Or Lose Me Forever
Here’s something about me: I don’t like going to the same restaurant twice, but I make exceptions for worthy invitations. Dean suggested Olsen for brunch, but let me make the ultimate decision. I suggested ten other restaurants, which we google … Continue reading
NOLAChef Gets It Poppin’
Thursday afternoons in Palermo Soho are officially my favorite, thanks to NOLAChef making my life a little bit spicier with her pop-up restaurant in Tout le Monde Cafe, on Gurruchaga! If you’re wondering what that means, a pop-up is when … Continue reading
Malvon, A Favorite
Malvon is a favorite, but I use the word ‘favorite’ far too often, which negates its correctness. This funky, run-down house in Villa Crespo serves up a noteworthy weekend brunch, and we all know: brunch is my favorite favorite. In a … Continue reading
Thrice for the Charm – Colonia, Uruguay
On a sunny Saturday I sat on the blue cloth covered recliner of the river ferry, docked in the Buenos Aires port, set to cross the river. The engines fired up and I glanced at my blackberry, whose red light … Continue reading
Things That Are Nice at Fabrica del Taco
Kiwi Daquiris. Hot sauce. Eclectic Kitsch. Tacos, obviously. Please forgive the poor lighting in my photos and go get yourself a taco at: Fabrica del Taco Gorriti 5062 4832-0815
Cumple de Kris en Sarkis!
My wonderful coworkers have made it a tradition to celebrate birthdays together over long lunches at our favorite middle-eastern restaurant in Buenos Aires – Sarkis! This time it was Kris’s birthday. Happy Birthday Kris! We shared a variety of appetizers. … Continue reading
A Porcelain Teacup of Happiness at Felicidad
Felicidad is Spanish for Happiness. Joy. Cheer. Satisfaction. I met up with Amelia McGoldrick of Day Clicker Photo Tours last Friday to share a cup of tea at Felicidad in Las Cañitas. Amelia had recommended the place and when I … Continue reading
Kid’s Night at Chef Max’s Supper Club
I love the concept of a closed door restaurant. I’m a fan of dinner parties in general. The closed door restaurant takes the treat of a memorable meal, the company of a superb party and creates a sense of community … Continue reading