London City

London City is a historic café in Buenos Aires, famously frequented by writer Julio Cortázar. Established in the mid-20th century, it has become a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike, known for its classic pastries and strong Argentine coffee. The café is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere and deep cultural ties to the city’s literary and culinary traditions.

The reviewer visits London City café with a local guide, Karin, to experience one of Buenos Aires' most cherished coffee shop traditions. The focus is on classic Argentine pastries, especially those filled with dulce de leche, and robust coffee. The reviewer is delighted by the quality and flavor of the pastries, the strength of the coffee, and the overall warmth of the experience. The café’s literary history and local popularity add to its charm.

London City café stands as a testament to Buenos Aires’ love for tradition and flavor. The reviewer’s excitement is palpable, especially when tasting the pastries brimming with dulce de leche. The café’s literary connections add a layer of depth, but it’s the food and coffee that truly shine. The strong, uncompromising coffee and the sweet, rich pastries evoke a sense of comfort and indulgence. This is a place where history, culture, and culinary delight meet, leaving a lasting impression.