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(Juramento s/n; 8pm-late)
Mellow local pub where you can actually have a conversation
while you drink your beer. Darts, too.
Shopping
Bariloche is renowned for its chocolates, and dozens of stores downtown, from national
chains to mom-and-pop shops, sell chocolates of every style imaginable. Quality, of
course, varies: make sure you don't get sick on the cheap stuff!
Mamuschka
FOOD
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(
0294-442-3294; Av Bartolomé Mitre 298;
9am-6pm)
Quite simply, the best chocolate
in town. Don't skip it. Seriously.
Abuela Goye
FOOD
( 0294-443-3861; Av Bartolomé Mitre 258; 9:30am-7:30pm)
One of Bariloche's long-
time chocolate makers. Still small and still worth trying.
Huitral-Hue
CLOTHING
( 0294-442-6760; Villegas 250; 9am-1pm & 3-8pm Mon-Sat)
Good selection of tradition-
al ponchos, textiles and wool sweaters.
Paseo de los Artesanos
HANDICRAFTS
(cnr Villegas & Perito Moreno; daylight hrs)
Local craftspeople display wares of wool,
wood, leather, silver and other media here.
Orientation
The principal commercial area is along Av Bartolomé Mitre. Do not confuse VA
O'Connor (also known as Vicealmirante O'Connor or Eduardo O'Connor) with similarly
named John O'Connor, which cross each other near the lakefront. Similarly, Perito
Moreno and Ruiz Moreno intersect near Diagonal Capraro, at the east end of the down-
town area.
