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  1. Sottovoce

    Italian

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    Menus illustrated by the late Miguel Brascó, Argentina's beloved food critic and humorist who kept a standing reservation here, set the tone for this Italian restaurant opposite the Recoleta park. Two floors, a terrace tucked under the entrance arches, and a kitchen that makes its pasta from Candeal durum wheat and eggs. Brains alla siciliana sits on the same menu as malfatti filled with ricotta and spinach, which is a confident move anywhere.

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    • Aubergine parmigiana

      “Aubergine parmigiana, rotolo alla bolognese, black spaghetti with prawns, delicious home-made malfatti pasta filled with ricotta and spinach are just some of the dishes to savour at this corner restaurant”

      Michelin Guide
    • Rotolo alla bolognese

      “Aubergine parmigiana, rotolo alla bolognese, black spaghetti with prawns, delicious home-made malfatti pasta filled with ricotta and spinach are just some of the dishes to savour at this corner restaurant”

      Michelin Guide
    • Black spaghetti with prawns

      “Aubergine parmigiana, rotolo alla bolognese, black spaghetti with prawns, delicious home-made malfatti pasta filled with ricotta and spinach are just some of the dishes to savour at this corner restaurant”

      Michelin Guide
    • Brains alla siciliana

      “it also offers specialities that are hard to find anywhere else, such as brains alla siciliana”

      Michelin Guide

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