| Our third day in Buenas Aires was very rainy, and we decided not to do what we had planned. On Sunday, the Casa Rosada is open to the public and there is also an open street market in that area that we had wanted to go to. |
Instead, we went to a modern shopping center called the Alto Palermo. I didn't buy much, but did find this CD called Memphis La Blusera, which the cab driver from the night before was playing. I liked it and asked about it.
Breakfast at Cafe Stefano in the Shopping Center. Media Lunas and rogel, which I said was the most decadent postre in the case, layers of wafers with dulce de leche in between each layer and topped with meringue.
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We returned to La Manger, the tapas place we had found on the first day. Later, on our walk back to our apartment, we found this place, Simplemente Palermo. The waiter there was raised in Orlando Florida, was Columbian, and spoke perfect English. We weren't that hungry, but really had to use the bano. So we just had this snack of empanadas, with some wine, of course.
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