<div class="text-justify">Hello again! The other day wandering around Buenos Aires and digging into some ideas realized something.. Why haven't I done a serie of small reviews of my favorite places to eat and drink?! Silly me! I love eating, I enjoy coffee, so why not? I expect to do some decent reviews so if you ever come to Buenos Aires, you can have a good bite. </div> <br>

<div class="text-justify">All I'm gonna do is to post photos of my favorite things, oriented to the place itself and of course, what I'm eating at the time. Being real, I can't visit a different place everyday, so I'll take this "little project" one post at time.</div> <br>

<div class="text-justify">I'll start the serie by showing my favorite coffee place of Buenos Aires: La Noire Café. A small, rustic and vintage inspired place located in Bonpland 1173 (Villa Crespo). You can enjoy some <i>specialty coffee</i> and <i>patisserie</i>. One special thing about them: Everything they use is fresh. You won't find any old desserts or fruits. Organic ingredients are their thing, inspired in artisan products.</div>

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<div class="text-justify">I found it really cozzy. They play Jazz and some Bossa Nova too, a cool place to relax, read a book or even work! I mean.. Take a look to the previous photo, laptops everywhere. They have a couple of tables outside and in the back they have a small gardening space, a lot of <i>succulents</i> and <i>cactus</i> to look at that gives you that chill and boho vibe. Funny fact: Was the first coffee place I visited since I got here :).</div>

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<div class="text-justify">Now, the part we're interested in: <b>The food part</b>. Their menú isn't that large/big, it has variety, yes. You can find different kinds of coffees, teas and infussions; also they offer cold beverages like natural fruit juice. No sodas or beer, that's for sure. This time I ordered two types of toasts, one with creemy goat cheese, pickles and some dill, it was so fresh and tasty! I loved the acidity and the bitterness of the cheese and the pickles mixed. The other one I ordered is called <i>Côte d'Azur</i>, the reason I remember the name of this dish is because its flavor and goodness makes it unforgettable. Raw ham, dried tomatoes and arugula with a base of cream cheese, I want to marry this toast.</div> 

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<div class="text-justify">Had an <i>espresso</i>, so enjoyable, didn't take a photo because we all know how a cup of heaven looks like. After digestion, was time for a dessert! I'm not gonna lie, they have a small variety of desserts, good enough to remind you of your grandmas cake. They have options for celiacs, like that chocolat bread made with no flour! I personally LOVE IT! </div> <br>

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<div class="text-justify">Despite looking a little bit rustic and maybe a little bit rusty, <i>La Noire</i> is my favorite cafeteria, it's actually surprising because none of my baristas friends works there. The prices are good for the quality of the food/coffee. The toasts I ordered cost $160 ARS, argentinan pesos. You can find a coup of coffee in $60 ARS, good quality coffee.</div> <br>


<div class="text-justify">This was my first review, hope it's helpfull to someone who comes to Buenos Aires. I'll keep working on my reviewing skills and this actually gives a good excuse for visting new places. Now I'm hunger for wandering and eating good stuff. I'll see you on the next Buenos Aires series, hopefully an eating edition.</div> <br>

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