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"When you arrive at Öss Kaffe in residential Belgrano, Fernando Iglesias Molli will probably ask you if this is your first visit, then ask whether you are familiar with specialty coffee. The architect- and artist-turned-barista transformed his 20-square-meter home garage into a 10-seat cafe. Go for breakfast or merienda (“snack time,” occurring roughly between 4 and 7 p.m.) and pair your coffee with pão de quejo (Brazilian cheese bread), sourdough toast, or cocadas (similar to coconut macaroons), made fresh by Molli’s family and neighbors. Before you trek up north, check Öss Kaffe’s hours, since it closes for siesta between noon and 4 p.m." - Allie Lazar