Guidebook for Buenos Aires
Food Scene
A Jewish American Palermonite’s Heaven in Villa Crespo:
http://pickupthefork.com/2011/06/05/la-crespo-a-jewish-american-palermonites-heaven/
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La Crespo
1001 VeraA Jewish American Palermonite’s Heaven in Villa Crespo:
http://pickupthefork.com/2011/06/05/la-crespo-a-jewish-american-palermonites-heaven/
Lo de July
2507 Av. Juan B. JustoThe best pizza and empanadas 2 blocks from home. They do delivery.
Heladerias Scannapieco
4983 Av. Cnel. Niceto VegaThe best artesanal ice creams of the zone.
Proyecto gastronómico de
la chef Pamela Villar y la diseñadora Jessica Trosman
12 personas locales recomiendan
Yeite
Proyecto gastronómico de
la chef Pamela Villar y la diseñadora Jessica Trosman
Muelle 33
1098 Av. DorregoComida peruana
Pizzería Angelín
5270 Av. CórdobaLa mejor pizza
Arts & Culture
Fulgor Club of Villa Crespo
828 LoyolaTango classes and dance.
The disco that has become a classic of Palermo’s nightlife. It gathers different type of styles, artists and people. Pop, rock, reggae, hip-hop, dance, tango, soul, funk, etc.
179 personas locales recomiendan
Niceto Club
5510 Av. Cnel. Niceto VegaThe disco that has become a classic of Palermo’s nightlife. It gathers different type of styles, artists and people. Pop, rock, reggae, hip-hop, dance, tango, soul, funk, etc.
The God's anger
1447 IguazúGalería de arte
Juan Ramírez de Velasco 1287
1287 Juan Ramírez de VelascoGalería de arte
Drinks & Nightlife
Bar 878
878 ThamesNº 13 World´s Best Bars:
http://www.878bar.com.ar
Shopping
Outlets de Aguirre
761 AguirreShopping center zone
Essentials
La Picolina
Fresh pasta and Italian gourmet specialties.
Everything Else
Megatlon Villa Crespo
2650 Av. Juan B. JustoGym.
This flea market is full of antique furniture and household items with pieces from the 1800s to the 1970s. Packed with atmosphere, it's a good alternative for vintage fans tired of San Telmo.
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Mercado De Las Pulgas S.R.L.
This flea market is full of antique furniture and household items with pieces from the 1800s to the 1970s. Packed with atmosphere, it's a good alternative for vintage fans tired of San Telmo.