MECOM 2025, XLI Congreso Argentino de Mecánica Computacional

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Restaurantes

1. Albamonte Ristorante
   A classic Italian‑Argentine bodegón in Chacarita serving comforting pastas, pizzas, and grilled favorites in a nostalgic, cozy setting.
    Address: Avenida Corrientes 6735, Chacarita, Buenos Aires.
2. La Cabrera
   One of the most famous parrillas in the city, known for its massive steaks, generous sides, and warm Palermo atmosphere.
    Address: José Antonio Cabrera 5099 (also 5127), Palermo, Buenos Aires.
3. Narda Comedor
    Contemporary, vegetable-forward—and occasionally vegetarian—cuisine by renowned chef Narda Lepes. Bright, elegant interior with breakfast to dinner service.
    Address: Mariscal Antonio José de Sucre 664, Buenos Aires.
4. La Carnicería
    A creative steakhouse offering inventive meat dishes and surprising vegetarian options in a stylish Palermo setting.
    Address: Thames 2317, Palermo, Buenos Aires.

Heladerías artesanales

1. La Flor de Almagro
    Traditional ice cream house since 1953, famous for its extensive lineup of chocolate-based flavors.
    Address: Estado de Israel 4727, Almagro, Buenos Aires.
2. Antiche Tentazioni Gelateria
    Italian-style artisanal gelato with rotating weekly flavors and vegan options.
    Address: Honduras 4770, Palermo, Buenos Aires.
3. Il Trovatore
    A Caballito classic since 1963—known for pistachio ice cream with whole nuts and refreshing mint granizada.
    Address: Rivadavia 5078, Caballito, Buenos Aires.
4. Don Blanco
    Born from a bakery, this shop transforms cake flavors into artisanal ice creams like chocotorta.
    Address: Soler 5858, Palermo, Buenos Aires.
5. Cadore
    Iconic family-run heladería since 1957, offering authentic Italian-Argentine flavors such as dulce de leche granizado.
    Address: Corrientes 1695, Buenos Aires.
6. La Gruta (Heladería Gruta)
    Beloved Belgrano institution, known for its sambayón and dulce de leche flavors, crafted with quality ingredients.
    Address: Mariscal Sucre 2356, Belgrano, Buenos Aires.

Cafés de especialidad

1. Cuervo Café
    Pioneering specialty coffee chain with in-house roasting and a distinctive, edgy atmosphere.
    Address: Juramento 1284, Belgrano, Buenos Aires.
2. Sastre
    A chic café housed in a former tailoring shop—boutique setting with thoughtful specialty brews.
    Address: Avenida Díaz Vélez 4674, Palermo/Almagro, Buenos Aires.
3. Rondó Café
    Stylish Recoleta café featuring Guatemalan beans and wholesome ambiance.
    Address: Uruguay 1048, Recoleta, Buenos Aires.
4. Coffee Town
    Experimental specialty coffee spot located inside Mercado San Telmo.
    Address: Bolívar 970, San Telmo, Buenos Aires.
5. Öss Kaffe
    Known for its organic, sustainable, slow‑drip specialty coffee, with a vibrant Belgrano garage‑café vibe.
    Address: Franklin D. Roosevelt 1894, Belgrano, Buenos Aires.
6. Clorindo
   A peaceful café nestled inside Biblioteca Ricardo Güiraldes in Recoleta—calm, literary atmosphere.
    Address: Biblioteca Ricardo Güiraldes, Recoleta, Buenos Aires.
7. Kissaten Tostador
    Hidden Japanese-style café perched above a wine shop in Recoleta—intimate and unique.
    Address: Calle Arroyo (above a wine shop), Recoleta, Buenos Aires.
8. Malcriada
   A must‑visit for lovers of sweet treats and quality coffee. Famous for cheesecakes, jumbo cookies, and alfajores, paired with perfectly balanced specialty coffee in a charming, cozy space.
   Address: Dr. Emilio Ravignani 1338, Buenos Aires.