Getaways near CABA to eat very well: 3 towns that have incredible pulperías

The pulperiasalso known as general stores or warehouses, used to be a supply center for clothing, medicine, tools, food, everyday objects, as well as a place of sociability where neighbors gathered to talk about different topics.

Of these old warehouses, the facades remain today and others are maintained as in times of yesteryear. They serve as large spaces, surrounded by nature, tranquility and proximity to the Federal Capital, the perfect combo for a express getaway and enjoy the gastronomy they offer or even a short walk around their train station.

The 3 towns near CABA that have grocery stores where you can eat very well

1. Uribelarrea

Belonging to the Cañuelas district, Uribelarrea is just an hour by car and 84 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.This town is known for its typical food from country restaurants, delicatessens, grocery stores, tea houses and entrepreneur fairs.

There are also a wide range of country restaurant options to enjoy, such as El Palenque, Macedonio and La Uribeña. Among its most notable dishes are traditional recipes such as roasts, sausages and cheeses.

2. Carlos Keen

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Carlos Keen, one of the must-visit towns, stands out for its typical country cuisine.

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The town of Carlos Keen is 88 kilometers from downtown Buenos Aires. It is a small town with only 6 or 8 blocks and about 500 inhabitants that, over time, has become one of the most attractive gastronomic centers chosen by its visitors.

There are many places to eat, although their strong point is the grills. One of the most recommended is La Casa de la Ñata, where they offer grilled meats, snacks and pastas. And also Lo de Tito, an open grill that offers tranquility with its outdoor tables, which give the possibility of eating in a spacious and relaxing place, under the trees.

3. Thomas Jofré

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This pleasant and picturesque little town Neighboring Mercedes, it is located an hour and a half away by car (98.9 km from Buenos Aires), receives thousands of people during the weekend.

It is one of the towns in Buenos Aires with the greatest gastronomic development, and a place you cannot miss is Silvano. Its owner, Juan Domingo Pedro Silvano, opened it as a grocery store in 1924. Excellent for tasting a starter with homemade raw ham, Pategrás cheese and salami from Merced, accompanied by biscuits.

If you are looking for a grill, Almacén Fronteras alternates between a free menu (a starter of cheeses and cold cuts, pasta, roast, side dishes and desserts, with drinks included) and an à la carte menu.