Dinner for 2 at El Gato Negro, the City's Notable Bar

Café with over 95 years of history...
It was 1927 when a Spanish adventurer named Victoriano López Robredo decided to open his first spice business. The following year, he decided to move it to a larger, more distinguished location, which he named 'EL GATO NEGRO.'
Famous in Buenos Aires for its spices, coffees and teas, this store maintains the incomparable style of an elegant warehouse with its remarkable display and variety of spices, aromatic seeds, condiments, herbs, coffees, teas and packaged products of the highest quality.
You can let your imagination run wild and dream that you're in Amsterdam or London, although it seems that neither of these cities has a business with such characteristics and such a wide range of products. Their reputation and clientele are international.
The site was declared a Site of Cultural Interest by the Legislature of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and a Notable Bar by the Commission for the Protection and Protection of Notable Cafes, Bars and Confectioneries of the City.
Menu:
Starter: Mushroom croquettes with parmesan and chive lactonesa or Mediterranean Bruschetta
Main: Breaded chorizo ​​steak with creamy spinach pasta, or Caesar salad with chicken, or Tenderloin steak with potato salad and egg mollet
Dessert: Tiramisu or Red Fruit Marquise
Drinks: 1 glass of red/white wine per person and 1 non-alcoholic drink (water or soft drink) per person