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DECATA
Honduras 6100 Palermo Hollywood, Buenos Aires
This cosy little corner café on the outskirts of Palermo Hollywood is a definite must for all lovers of trendy yet relaxed casual dining. Located close to BA’s famous antique market, Mercado de las Pulgas, this chic establishment is the ideal place to sit back, share a dish or two with friends and watch the eclectic mix of BA socialites sip espresso’s and openly discuss their latest plastic surgery procedure.
While the inside section of this cafe restaurant is very classy with high ceilings, old hanging lamps and chalk boards displaying the ‘platos de dias’, the main draw card is the amazing roof top garden and alfresco dining area. Large, comfy lounges contrasted with antique steel chairs create an idyllic environment, perfectly tailored for the BA sunshine. I would recommend getting there before 12 on a weekend as it is slowly starting to become more and more popular with locals looking to steal an afternoon away in the sun…I even saw someone bring sunscreen lotion today
The food is exceptional! Freshly baked pizzas, a multitude of sandwich combinations, tasty tapas dishes, sizeable mains and sumptuous cakes (check out the dessert counter when you walk in) make it worth the journey alone but the stand out is the brunch. Served Sunday’s until 2pm and costing $170 ARS per person (around £24), this mammoth feast surely has something for everyone. Included is granola, fresh tropical fruit, yoghurt, toast, scrambled eggs and bacon, fajitas (chicken and beef), scones with jam and cream, coffee and orange juice…it’s amazing!!! They also have a top selection of fresh juices as well as signature juice combinations such as lemon/mint and orange/passion fruit…they’re delish!
Overall – Decata Palermo Hollywood is a fantastic place to take a load off and enjoy great food and great company all while relaxing in the BA sunshine…aces in my book and will continue to return! You can find them on Facebook here – http://www.facebook.com/DecataPalermo
**This restaurant review was written by BAIN Downtown member and blogger, Joel Devenish. For this and other reviews on everything Buenos Aires, visit his blog: http://joeldevenish.wordpress.com/. To contribute a review or highlight your blog, contact bain.downtown@gmail.com.
Honduras 6100 Palermo Hollywood, Buenos Aires
This cosy little corner café on the outskirts of Palermo Hollywood is a definite must for all lovers of trendy yet relaxed casual dining. Located close to BA’s famous antique market, Mercado de las Pulgas, this chic establishment is the ideal place to sit back, share a dish or two with friends and watch the eclectic mix of BA socialites sip espresso’s and openly discuss their latest plastic surgery procedure.
While the inside section of this cafe restaurant is very classy with high ceilings, old hanging lamps and chalk boards displaying the ‘platos de dias’, the main draw card is the amazing roof top garden and alfresco dining area. Large, comfy lounges contrasted with antique steel chairs create an idyllic environment, perfectly tailored for the BA sunshine. I would recommend getting there before 12 on a weekend as it is slowly starting to become more and more popular with locals…
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New Reciprocity Fee For US Visitors
This information was provided to BAIN from the US Embassy website. Please read on for new regulations requiring the reciprocity fee for entering Argentina from the USA:
Effective October 31, 2012 (Aeroparque) and December 28, 2012 (Ezeiza)
The National Immigration Agency (Dirección Nacional de Migraciones) has
added a new form of payment of the reciprocity rate (visitor visa – rate for
Americans of USD$160), through the Provincia Payment System. Until now, this
fee was paid upon arrival at the airport (either Aeroparque or Ezeiza). Effective
October 31, 2012 for arrivals to Aeroparque and effective December 28, 2012 for
arrivals to Ezeiza International airport, all U.S. tourist or business visitors must pay
the reciprocity rates (USD$160 for Americans) with their credit card through the
on-line system. After these dates, cash payments will NOT be accepted at the
airports.
How to pay the reciprocity fee on-line:
- Enter the web site http://www.migraciones.gov.ar or http://www.provinciapagos.com.ar of Provincia Pagos and register to start the process.
- Complete the form with the corresponding personal and credit card information.
- Print the payment receipt.
- On arrival in Argentina, this printed receipt must be presented at Immigration Control. The receipt will be scanned by the Immigration officials, the information will be checked, and the traveler’s entry to the country registered.
Spring Baby Gear Sale
Feliz Dia de Primavera!
Spanglish
Spanglish Exchange is the latest craze in Buenos Aires and was started by fellow BAIN member, Maya!
Friday, September 7th at 9 PM
Now is your opportunity to participate in the program, which consists of a cool venue in Recoleta, a few drinks, native Spanish speakers and native English speakers all together with the goal of improving and learning from each other. Yes, we promise this will be the most fun you will have learning another language!
Spanglish and BAIN are putting on a special Spanglish event, Friday, September 7 at 9pm at a reduced rate of only $20 pesos (normally $35 pesos).
Learn more about Spanglish and RSVP for the event by registering yourself at spanglishexchange.com. Please email bain.downtown@gmail.com if you have additional questions.
August Monthly Meeting
BAIN DOWNTOWN FRIDAY, AUGUST 31!
This Month’s Theme: Focus On Food
BAIN Downtown members and their guests are invited to join us as we return to Los Arcos, Callao 856 (Between Paraguay and Cordoba) for a Focus on Food presentation with Juan Freire of Tuco Catering, www.tucocatering.com.
Keep the fun going after the presentation for a buy-as-you-go Happy Hour!
Place: Los Arcos, Callao 856 (Between Paraguay and Cordoba) the meeting room in the back
Date: Friday, August 31, 2012
Time: 4:00 p.m., presentation at 4:30pm, Happy Hour to start whenever you want it to!
Program: Juan Freire is a chef born and raised in Buenos Aires, who has spent a good portion of his life studying his way through Europe and cooking in many of the culinary capitals of the world. He has worked everywhere from small family owned restaurants to one of the trendiest hotels in London. He will be joining us to discuss the food heritage in South America, the similarities relating food culture between neighbor countries and the importance of keeping culinary traditions alive.
Fees: BAIN Downtown Members – no charge
BAIN Suburbs Members – $AR10
Guests – $AR20
*New members that sign up for BAIN Downtown at the meeting, the guest fee is waived! Membership is only AR$150 per year! Recommend us to your friends! Bring a guest!
Other Notes:
The BAIN Downtown Website – Check out our website at https://baindowntown.com/ for the on-line membership directory and more!
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Toddler Group Activity!
Last time the museum was closed, so we’re trying this one again!
Looking for something to do indoors with the kiddos?
This coming Wednesday, July 18 at 4:00pm some of our members will be heading to the Museo Participativo de Ciencias (Interactive Science Museum) – come join us!
This museum is located right next door to the Recoleta Cemetery, behind the Recoleta Cultural Center. It is intended for children 4+ years old, but if they can walk there are plenty of things to keep them busy!
Adults and Children 4+ cost AR$25 to enter, the little ones are free.
Contact bain.downtown@gmail.com if you are interested in attending.
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