Aramburu
The tasting menu up close: plating, ceramics, light in the glass and the Relais & Châteaux plaque at the door.
Places in Buenos Aires I filmed for myself, not on commission: on a phone, with no tripod, lights or filters. The image as it looks.
The tasting menu up close: plating, ceramics, light in the glass and the Relais & Châteaux plaque at the door.
The dining room under tomato garlands, the wine cellar and steak with wine on the table.
The doorway of an old townhouse and chef's plates in low light, course by course.
The blue corner house, the sunny terrace and the dining room with its signature blue chairs.
A confitería from 1912: stained-glass dome, columns and chandeliers, tea in silver and pastries.
The bookshop's theatre hall: gilded tiers, the dome fresco and portraits on the balcony.
Garden terraces before the palace, the lobby with its chandelier and marble compass rose, a table laid in the garden.
A glass-roofed atrium, the room and eggs Benedict at breakfast: a 3-day stay.
Enfilade salons with chandeliers, a crested stained-glass window and the carved portal by Plaza San Martín.