AsadoAdventure Blog — Food, Culture & Stories from Buenos Aires

I’m Frank, a Chicagoan who made Buenos Aires home. After 13 years building Sugar & Spice, I started AsadoAdventure. Here I share the food culture, craft beer, street art, and trusted spots that shape our tours and my everyday life in Palermo Viejo.

Mosaic memorial plaques embedded in rain-wet steps at Plaza Armenia in Buenos Aires, listing the names and dates of Argentine residents of Armenian descent who were disappeared during the military dictatorship. A central image shows a silhouetted figure. The words Memoria, Verdad y Justicia are visible on the left edge.

Día de la Memoria Buenos Aires: Why It Still Matters

Every year on March 24th, Argentina stops to remember 30,000 people disappeared by the military dictatorship. I lead food and cultural tours through Palermo Viejo, where plaques on the steps of Plaza Armenia carry the names of neighbors who were taken. This year, standing in front of those plaques feels different. The history of state terrorism, Operation Condor, and the tactics used here are not as distant as we would like to think.

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Candlelit bar at Le Rêve Bistró in Palermo Buenos Aires, with glassware, bottles, and velvet ambiance evoking a classic French bistró atmosphere.

Le Rêve Bistró: A French Bistró in Palermo Buenos Aires

Step inside Le Rêve Bistró, a French bistro in Palermo Buenos Aires where velvet curtains, warm brioche, and candlelit coq au vin create a dreamy escape into Parisian elegance.

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AsadoAdventure Blog — Food, Culture & Stories from Buenos Aires

Día de la Memoria Buenos Aires: Why It Still Matters

Le Rêve Bistró: A French Bistró in Palermo Buenos Aires

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