Guidebook for Buenos Aires
Food Scene
One block away, Delicious food, lots of variety, friendly staff and they can make some dishes vegan. They even offer you a free piece of fruit on your way out. They have delicious desserts, freshly-made bread, and ask about their weekend brunch.
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Dandy
2410 Av. del LibertadorOne block away, Delicious food, lots of variety, friendly staff and they can make some dishes vegan. They even offer you a free piece of fruit on your way out. They have delicious desserts, freshly-made bread, and ask about their weekend brunch.
FANTASTIC food, reasonably priced, fun atmosphere, great service, good for kids, EXCELLENT desserts. You can't go wrong here!!
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Kansas
4625 Av. del LibertadorFANTASTIC food, reasonably priced, fun atmosphere, great service, good for kids, EXCELLENT desserts. You can't go wrong here!!
Getting Around
Buy a pass at the window at the station. Swipe the pass at the entrance to the platform when you board and again at the exit of your destination. Just watch everyone else and you'll figure it out. Look out for pick-pockets. Beggars don't expect more than a peso or two, if you're inclined to give.
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Retiro
Buy a pass at the window at the station. Swipe the pass at the entrance to the platform when you board and again at the exit of your destination. Just watch everyone else and you'll figure it out. Look out for pick-pockets. Beggars don't expect more than a peso or two, if you're inclined to give.
Shopping
The Puerto de Frutos is a mostly open-air market in the old port of Tigre, where growers used to bring their fruits and vegetables to sell. Now, you can find all kinds of hand-crafted items and lots of other things like mate cups, jewelry, leather products, hammocks, furniture, spices, cheese, food and snacks. There's even a Subway sandwich shop and a Havanna coffee shop, so relax and enjoy!
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Λιμάνι των φρούτων
160 SarmientoThe Puerto de Frutos is a mostly open-air market in the old port of Tigre, where growers used to bring their fruits and vegetables to sell. Now, you can find all kinds of hand-crafted items and lots of other things like mate cups, jewelry, leather products, hammocks, furniture, spices, cheese, food and snacks. There's even a Subway sandwich shop and a Havanna coffee shop, so relax and enjoy!