"Originally a puertas cerradas restaurant (that is, one operated from a private residence), Doña gained such instant word-of-mouth that it quickly moved from the chef’s apartment and opened as a full-blown, public corner bistro in Almagro. Billed as comida tipo casa , the cuisine as an homage to the women in the chef’s family. As many Argentines have learned from their nonnas , pasta is the ultimate comfort food—and it’s the star of the show at Doña. Reserve a table for a dinner of house-specialty fusilli with meatballs and sauce. By Travesías"
If You Only Have Three Days in Buenos Aires
Photo by Felix Busso
