Places to eat in Palermo - Eretz -Midle-eastern food.

Eretz is Middle Eastern cuisine small restaurant located at Malabia 1583 in the Palermo hood.

Technically dedicated to Jewish food it has a variety of middle eastern dishes as well. Cosy ambiance and good food.

The Museo Popular José Hernadez

The MAP or Museo de arte popular José Hernandez is a former residence transformed into museum, located at Avenida Libertador 2373, is dedicated to Argentine popular art.

like most museums you might find some interesting exhibitions and some others that look like twisted scrap metal that someone decided to call art.


I visited this museum to watch a documentary about the last surviving member of one of the native tribes that inhabited Argentina, the Chanas.

but also found this very interesting temporary exhibition of Ponchos used by Argentines in many provinces. I do recommend seeing it.

Ten Top beer joints in Buenos Aires - Cervecería 1516 - Palermo Hollywood

Located at Cabrera 2225, the Cervecería 1516 is a pretty spacious bar with indoor and outdoor space.

They serve the average craft beers found in B.A plus some of their own craft. their tables are pretty ample and it has plenty or breathing room, opposed to some other places that are very crowded.

The Agony of looking for a job in Buenos Aires # 2 - looking for a new job

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So after I got laid off I started looking for a new job, not only in my area of expertise but also in other areas like gastronomy, since I was studying to be a chef, also in the diplomatic circles in embassys and consulates of English speaking countries.
At first I was called to various interviews that seemed promising but that later felled trough.














I was never layed off in Argentina so I thought it would be easy to find a new day job with some experience and good resume. Unfotrtunatelly when asking around for references I found out that most of my friends jobs were very unstable and were hanging by a thread, and also you come to realise that the facade that they put on does not coincide with their real way of making money, which depends more on some sort of lateral income than a real job.