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Bar Uriarte
From the team that brings you Gran Bar Danzon, this massive, modish space fits Palermo Viejo like a bespoke glove. The front-of-house open kitchen might signify that this place is all about the food (much of it Italian classics), however the ambiance is equally enticing - perfect for a Palermo Soho shopping stop on a sunny day.
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Bice
The pasta here is outrageously good - try the black fettuccini with shrimp or the spinach and ricotta ravioli with four-cheese sauce. Risotto, meats and fish like trout, salmon and tuna will also tickle your taste buds, and fine service orchestrates the show. Desserts include gelato, crepes and mousse with pears. Get a table out back near the water.
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Filo
Whether it's the 45-minutes-and-gone business crowd during the day or visiting celebrities by night, Filo's freshly topped thin-crust pizzas are the main attraction at this authentic Italian eatery. If you have time after reading the ridiculously long menu, check out the downstairs art gallery.
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Plaza España
A mainstay of the dining scene on this Hispanic-themed strip, this 24hr eatery might not be fancy, but it makes up for it with huge servings of filling and hearty fare such as casseroles and ravioli in Bolognese sauce - not to mention the complimentary glasses of moscato (muscat) and limoncello (lemon liqueur) that bookend your meal.
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Seis 50
The Microcentro's best sushi joint is a hip space with white leather booths featuring individual TV sets. While this is not surprising, coming from notable restaurateur Silvia Morizono, what is surprising is the 'kitchen' menu of local favorites (Argentinean and Italian), clearly there to please the lunchtime crowd. The sushi itself is quality stuff: order one of the combination sushi and sashimi platters and a bottle of crisp white wine from the short wine list.
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