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vative dishes such as ravioli filled with wild
artichoke and
fusilli scarparo
. Dine indoors or
on the terrace.
HARD ROCK CAFÉ
Av. Pueyrredón 2501, 2nd Floor
(The Design Center)
4807-ROCK (7625)
North American
Open 7 days, lunch and dinner
Moderate
This Hard Rock has everything in common with
its counterparts around the world. No surprises
here except for a few Argentine touches such as
the “crepas” with dulce de leche, nuts and ice
cream.
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The ground floor of the Design Center also
houses a dozen restaurants which serve lighter
fare than those listed previously. Less expen-
sive, they draw a younger and family-oriented
crowd. Open for lunch and dinner every day,
the restaurants offer several dining options.
Each has indoor tables and arcade-covered din-
ing areas, and they all share an open-air ter-
race. All have waiter service but some allow you
to select and pay for your food and carry it to the
outdoor tables. Among our favorites,
Molière
Café
is a charming
confitería
serving sand-
wiches, pastries and drinks.
Romanaccio
serves pizzas with all manner of toppings and
pasta. It has a salad cart (waiter-served).
Fishy Bar,
part of a local chain, lets you select
