The Neighborhood
Palermo Soho,
at walking pace.
Casa Gurruchaga sits on a leafy block between Plaza Armenia and Plaza Serrano — the heart of Palermo Soho. Almost everything below is within fifteen minutes on foot.
Mornings
mornings.
Slow coffees and bakeries within a few blocks of the door.
Lattente
Coffee
Single-origin espresso, no laptops, locals only.
4 min
Salvaje Bakery
Bakery
Sourdough, croissants and good orange juice.
6 min
Oli Café
Brunch
A sunny corner for huevos and toast.
5 min
Evenings
evenings.
Where to land for dinner when you don't feel like firing the parrilla.
Don Julio
Parrilla
The temple. Reserve weeks ahead, or walk by at 7pm.
8 min
El Preferido
Bodegón
Old-Buenos-Aires classics, beautifully restored.
12 min
Anchoita
Modern
A small tasting menu in a warehouse setting.
10 min
Wandering
wandering.
Shops, plazas and parks for the afternoons in between.
Plaza Serrano
Plaza
Sunday fair, benches under the jacarandas.
3 min
Libros del Pasaje
Bookshop
A bookshop with a café in the back.
7 min
Bosques de Palermo
Park
Rose garden, lake, and pedal boats.
18 min
After dark
after dark.
Quiet rooms for a glass of Malbec or a cocktail.
Florería Atlántico
Cocktails
Speakeasy behind a flower shop. Worth the trip.
Taxi
Aldo's Vinoteca
Wine bar
Hundreds of Argentine wines by the bottle.
Taxi
Uptown
Late
A New-York-subway-themed bar, for the curious.
5 min