From the owner: Tablas de fiambres y quesos. Tablas de Sabores del Sur, de…read morePates, de Quesos Gourmet, etc. Nuestros jamones cuidados en su estacionamiento y con una amplia gama de oferta en cuanto a origen y estilos. Fiambres y quesos artesanales de todos los puntos del país, importados y sabores desarrollados por nosotros. Quesos al estilo francés afinados y estacionados. Quesos de oveja. Quesos de cabra. Pinchos, tapas, paninnis de los sabores que desees. Bocaditos de la cocina Judía, centro europea. Lajmayin o empanaditas árabes. Chocolates Artesanales. Cervezas artesanales e importadas. Frutas secas. Vinos de bodegas boutique.

From the owner: En 1980 nos establecimos en los terrenos que hoy es el CONICET en el barrio de Palermo, desde Juan…read moreB Justo y Paraguay se forjó lo que hoy es Bodega Amparo, los primeros clientes que tuvimos por esas épocas venían a buscar el vino en damajuana que traíamos en tren desde San Juan, luego fuimos adosando productos tales como dulces regionales, frutas secas, aceitunas. Hoy tenemos más de cinco mil productos diferentes de los cuales la mayoría siguen siendo de aquellos proveedores de esos años.

(This is actually a review for 'El Puente' located in Av. Corrientes 6001, esquina Humboldt)…read more Even though there's another El Puente a couple of steps away, I had never even thought about going in: there's something about the cramped 'almacén de barrio' style that doesn't appeal to me and I tend to avoid those places in favor of those were I don't have to do much talking in fear of embarrassing myself. That's why this particular supermarket-style El Puente is definitely my favorite. Since they specialize in and make their own dairy products, expect to find tons of different varieties of cheese at really great prices. You can pick the already packaged cuts or ask for something special to the staffers behind the huge blocks of cheese in the counter. Nothing too fancy, though, but it gets the job done. Apart from cheese, they also make their own yogurt, cream and butter. They have a bakery on site with pastries, bread, cakes and cookies as well. The supermarket sells the usual: frozen goods, beverages, snacks, spices, etc. It has pretty much anything a small supermarket can offer, and at a lower price. There's a Dia% and a Carrefour Express nearby, but to me, they can't beat what El Puente has to offer. They accept credit cards.

Good option if you're with friends. Good variety for Argentina. The old man in the counter is a…read morepain in the ass