Wine enthusiasts love this sophisticated closed-door eatery run by sommelier Santiago Mymicopulo. The gorgeously presented gourmet cuisine, presented in seven courses at private or communal tables, is accompanied by seven wine pairings from Argentina's different wine-growing regions. Expect to try some of Argentina’s tastiest Torrontés, malbec and pinot noir. Reservations essential; cash only.
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