The Avenida de Mayo had always been considered the “truly Spanish” avenue of Buenos Aires.This is exemplified by the proliferation of restaurants dedicated to authentic Spanish menus and sumptuous local cuisine.The finest example “Museo del Jamon” or ham museum is located at the corner of Rivadavia / Cerrito only a half block from the Avenida de Mayo on the 9 de Julio avenue.

If you are looking for a traditional local restaurant that has been operating from its original location since the 1920’s don’t overlook the “Chiquilin”. Within a ten minute walk from our apartments in the Avenida de Mayo and Lavelle you might find famous Tango musicians, professional soccer players, actors and international VIPs.