A San Telmo youth magnet, this trendy joint serves up sandwiches, falafels, burgers and tacos, as well as a range of beers and spirits. Try the empanada de cordero (lamb turnover) if they have it. This place, Banco Rojo's new digs (one block over from the old one), has more space to eat in but the same grungy vibe.
El Banco Rojo
Top choice in San Telmo
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