Babieca - Buenos Aires

This place comes as vegetarian friendly, so when vegetarian I went to breakfast there. All they could offer me was a record of fresh fruit. Maybe very nice, but hardly vegetarian friendly.

Nice place, average food, not very friendly staff. They had a menu in English that helped a lot, but the waiter seemed a chip on his shoulder about the need to deal with customers in broken Spanish. I wouldn't go again.

Nice place in Buenos Aires, where it is possible to have breakfast dishes for dinner. Local food is available. Large restaurant with 2 floors, the staff offers a comfortable table

Love that this is a neighborhood cafe, a real gathering place for intimate discussions. Eat anything from a lovely croissant (petite! to a befe de chorizo .

After a visit to next door to El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore, we stopped at Babieca for lunch. Nice interior air conditioned), menu in English and our waiter also spoke English. Ordered small pizzas that were big enough for two to share. Decent crust, lots of cheese. Washed it down with a Norton Alamos Chardonnay $680). Washrooms on the upper mezzanine level are very clean. Credit cards accepted, street side seating is available.