Café Margot
The sign outside is fileteado, the botanical drawing-and-lettering style brought by European immigrants and now an Argentine emblem, and it is the reason most people stop. Inside, the order to place is the turkey escabeche sandwich, made to a recipe the café does not share. Juan Perón was among the patrons in the Boedo years.
Coordinates: -34.623331, -58.4164714
Part of Buenos Aires bares notables, the cafés the city protects by law
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