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Quote: This cafe is one of the oldest in the city. It is a very laid back atmosphere. You can see people playing cards, talking, listening to Tango, and some nights they have live Tango, the typical cafe porteño. That night I had a submarino, that consists of hot milk and a bar of chocolate to melt in it, and grilled cheese sandwich. Simple and good. And after that I had media lunas filled in with dulce de leche. The media luna is like a croissant, but has a sweet flavor, and dulce de leche is a local paste, almost like caramel, tastes a little different though. The funny detail was that everything I ordered, the waiter brought me a tab. I ended up with 5 different bills in my hands to add up. Tortoni is the kind of place that you can seat and... Read More
From journal A Piece of Europe in South America
Quote: You may eat anything from appetizers/snacks, cafe (coffee)or a full meal. The desserts are scrumptious! If you plan dinner and the tango show, be advised that you will have your meal first then be escorted to the show. (Extra, reasonable $ for show) The Argentinians revere this dance as they feel it is part of the soul, not just dance/music. As you attend, you cannot help but be swept up in the "awe" of those around you. It is nearly a religious experience to their people.
From journal Argentina-A surprise of pleasures !!