El arte de la sobre mesa | The art of the long table
I love Europe for its museums and castles, Asia for its food and beaches, and North America for the countless things that make it a great
I love Europe for its museums and castles, Asia for its food and beaches, and North America for the countless things that make it a great
Big city living in Buenos Aires is a strange brew of high-energy excitement, chaos and commerce. Nearly a quarter of Argentina’s 40 million residents live and
It’s amazing how you can hop on a plane for twelve hours and skip the winter. It’s summer here in the Southern Hemisphere and every other
Often, the promise of a true tender moment is enough to compel us to travel half way around the world. How a quiet coffee at a
After four years of renovations, Buenos Aires’ famous Teatro Colon opened on May 25th 2010, just in time of Argentina’s bi-centennial celebrations. It has been named
A year ago today, I was living in Buenos Aires learning Castellano (Argentine Spanish). It was Fall in South America. The nights were breezy and warm,
Translated to English, lèche-vitrines literally means lick the windows. This is the French phrase for window shopping (sometimes the French can be so brilliant I could
Juicy, bloody, fresh, soft, tender. The steak here in Argentina is to die for (so I’ve heard). I’m not a meat eater. I know, crazy right?