More / More Sunday Buenos Aires
Ron wasn't feeling very well so he stayed at the apartment. Rosanna has a favorite French cafe in San Telmo called Petanque so we went there for lunch. When we were seated we were each served a generous glass of sherry and presented with the menu. They have a special "Plate de Jour" on Sunday, Duck Confit so we decided we each needed to order a plate. We added a glass of Malbec and shared Creme Brulee and the total bill was $140 pesos (about $39 US). At about 1:30 p.m. the tables were mostly empty but when we left about 2:30 every table was filled. The bar is like any that you would find in France and the menu is only in French and Spanish so, reankfully, Rosanna knows a little of each language to help me choose the food. I've only been here one day but I already feel more comfortable with the Spanish language and since all the groceries are marked in Spanish it forces one to quickly learn.
Ron wasn't feeling very well so he stayed at the apartment. Rosanna has a favorite French cafe in San Telmo called Petanque so we went there for lunch. When we were seated we were each served a generous glass of sherry and presented with the menu. They have a special "Plate de Jour" on Sunday, Duck Confit so we decided we each needed to order a plate. We added a glass of Malbec and shared Creme Brulee and the total bill was $140 pesos (about $39 US). At about 1:30 p.m. the tables were mostly empty but when we left about 2:30 every table was filled. The bar is like any that you would find in France and the menu is only in French and Spanish so, reankfully, Rosanna knows a little of each language to help me choose the food. I've only been here one day but I already feel more comfortable with the Spanish language and since all the groceries are marked in Spanish it forces one to quickly learn.
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