Food, Drink shopping in Argentina
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El Tonel Kiosko
For a funky good time, check out the second-largest wine barrel in Argentina; it's at the kiosk just across the Puente Viejo. Take a gander at the goods inside, or sit down for coffee or mate, but don't expect a traditional café or many tables; it's a very eclectic place run by an odd couple.
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La Mexicana
Bariloche’s first chocolate store, started by the Ritter family in 1948, still produces delicious chocolates and fine dulces (jams). It’s still owned by the same family, though the cocoa beans are no longer imported from Mexico, but from Ecuador and Brazil.
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Carrefour
Unless you are looking for a very obscure top of the range bottle (or a sales assistant who knows what they’re talking about), the best place to buy wine in town, in terms of price and variety, is the supermarket Carrefour.
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La Olla de Cobre
If you’re looking for a gift of artisanal chocolates or alfajores (cookie-type sandwiches), try La Olla de Cobre. You can sit down for a coffee or drinking chocolate as well.
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La Bombonerie
For those with a sweet tooth, head for La Bombonerie, not far from the tourist office; if you get out of this place without a bag of chocolates, then you did better than most.
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Dulces del Pago
This store offers a good variety of fruit preserves, as well as homemade dulce de leche (Argentina's national sweet).
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Syquet
More cheeses, meats and beers, plus dulce de leche (milk caramel), jams and liqueurs made from chocolate and honey.
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Almacen Serrano
Sells cheese, salamis and hams from the region, as well as locally made beers and sweets.
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Abuela Goye
Bariloche’s long-time chocolate makers. Still small and still worth trying.
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Mamuschka
Quite simply, the best chocolate in Bariloche. Don’t skip it. Seriously.
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Benroth
In our humble opinion, the best one after Mamuschka. Definitely try it.
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