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Avenida de Mayo 825, Buenos Aires
(54 11) 4342-4328
Yes, it is always filled with tourists but locals also adore Café Tortoni and the grand interiors are virtually as they were a century ago—and decades ago—when this was the haunt of the city’s great intellectuals. Founded in 1858, Café Tortoni celebrates traditions: the traditional cuisine and atmosphere. The churros and hot chocolate are incredibly rich and tasty, but skip the regular menu. Best as a coffee stop while touring the Plaza de Mayo.
Written by Indagare