Everything looks good in this cafe, from the homemade candies and chestnut ice cream to sandwiches, lentil burgers and couscous served with garden lettuce. It's set back from the road with outdoor seating.
Café Tamango
Northern Patagonia
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A covered market with artisan crafts in addition to local produce sold on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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