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The heady aromas of El Gato Negro’s spices, teas and coffees are allure enough to merit a visit to this quaint cafe on busy Avenida Corrientes. Stop by for afternoon tea, then pick up some exotic spices to go.

Some hilarious tit-for-tat adverts between Argentine and Brazilian advertising companies, showing the great, yet obsessive, football (soccer) rivalry between the two South American nations.

Thelonious is cute little jazz bar in Palermo with some interesting cocktails and great musical performances from Wednesday through Sunday. An important part of the Buenos Aires jazz scene.

Wednesday nights buzz at Club Museum, a San Telmo hotspot that opens early and caters to the after-office crowd. Enjoy happy hour and live music with the waves of people that fill the 3-story venue every week.

Boutique del Libro is an attractive and alluring bookstore in Buenos Aires, a city known for its literary tradition. Visit the combined bookshop and café tucked away in the streets of Palermo Soho.

Jeff Barry, over at Buenos Aires, City of Faded Elegance, has started what should be a very interesting series of posts about deteriorating and abandoned buildings in Buenos Aires.

A classic Buenos Aires cafe-bar in operation since 1864, El Federal, with its antique wooden fixtures and extensive menu of local favorites, has long been a favorite of San Telmo residents and visitors.

Which kind of Buenos Aires expat are you? The Buenos Aires blogging community outlines, categorizes and pokes fun at the different kinds of people from overseas that have made this city their home.

Share a bottle of Argentine wine and relax for the evening at Bar Seddon, a San Telmo bar with live music, an international crowd and local charm. A true Buenos Aires neighborhood staple.

For delicious cookies, brownies, biscuits and more, visit Sugar and Spice, a bakery in Palermo Hollywood whose exquisite specialty breads, pastries and cakes are sold in locations all over Buenos Aires.