When we conjure up an image of our favourites we may as well just think about BLANCA. With its pinterest board aesthetic, this coffee shop-cum-design studio is one of the best spots for a matcha and morning bun. No visit to BLANCA is complete however without a browse of the shelves.

cosy upscale Jewish eatery using fresh ingredients and modern techniques.  Order the whole roasted cauliflower and the bone-in pastrami, made using a traditional Argentine beef cut.  On Fridays, dinner is accompanied by live Klezmer music, so make sure to not miss the evening. 

Casa Cavia is a gorgeous restaurant & concept store situated in a lovely renovated Belle Époque mansion. Chef Julieta Caruso serves inventive unusual Argentine dishes, ideal for a fun brunch or afternoon tea (with one of their yummy homemade dulce de leche stuffed baked goods). If you go for drinks, experiment any of their superb cocktails in the beautiful garden. Be aware: this is one of the toughest reservations in the city. 

An intimate quirky bistro with an open kitchen, the menu (written on a chalkboard) changes daily depending what is freshest at the market that day. If you can't make your mind up, ask chef Rodrigo Castilla to surprise you.