Casa Cavia

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"No, you're not dreaming: Casa Cavia really is this beautiful. A luxe and verdant jewel box located in the chicest corner of Palermo, this is a perfect place to indulge and treat yourself as you get some respite from BA's fast-paced rhythm. Housed in a perfectly-preserved mansion that dates to 1927, the space boasts a charming inner courtyard with lush greenery (and a secret flower shop to boot!). Inside you'll see that no detail has been overlooked, inviting you to stay as long as you'd like. With a 2024 Michelin Guide mention under its belt thanks to head chef Juli Caruso, Casa Cavia serves elegant and modern cuisine with a strong focus on quality seasonal ingredients. Don't forget to have an after-dinner drink at the buzzing cocktail bar before you call it a night. "
Ashley Gasque
"Recommended by Michelin Guide, 50 Best Restaurants in the World - "Though it's housed in an historic Buenos Aires building dating back to 1927, Casa Cavia's offering is pure 21st century. Its female-led team, comprising creative director Guadalupe García Mosqueda, head chef Julieta Caruso and head bartender Flavia Arroyo, showcases a modern, dynamic food and beverage offering in jaw-dropping surroundings, centred around a courtyard garden. Its this garden which Arroyo cites as her main inspiration for the cocktail offering, a menu packed with homemade ingredients, mixed in exciting botanical and fruit-infused creations like the Duranzo: a blend of peach bitter, Fiano wine and yoghurt, carbonated and served over a hand-carved block of ice.""
Ariel Blakeman
"Casa Cavia looks like it was taken directly from a Vogue photoshoot. The beautiful old house shares a space with a cultural center, publisher, bar, florist shop, cafe, and restaurant. Sit outside in the garden for a boozy weekday lunch, afternoon merienda (teatime), or relaxed pre-dinner drinks. Chef Julieta Caruso (an alum of Mugaritz) designed the restaurant menu, which tends to take inspiration from seasonal ingredients, while the bar serves some of the best cocktails in the neighborhood. [$$$$] "

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