From the gastronomic boom to the reign of cafecito: the Buenos Aires neighborhood that was a 90s hit

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•The Buenos Aires neighborhood was a gastronomic hotspot in the 1990s.
•The local culture is shifting towards the popularity of 'cafecito'.
•Local entrepreneurs are playing a significant role in the neighborhood's revival.

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▸If the trend towards 'cafecito' continues local businesses may see increased revenue and foot traffic, benefiting the hospitality sector.

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REGIONALLa Nacion (Argentina)De boom gastronómico al reinado del cafecito: el barrio porteño que fue furor en los 90 vuelve a reinventarse

The Buenos Aires neighborhood, once a gastronomic hotspot in the 1990s, is experiencing a resurgence centered around the popularization of 'cafecito', a traditional Argentine coffee. This revival is marked by a shift in local culture and consumer preferences, as cafes and coffee shops become central to social life in the area. Key players in this transformation include local entrepreneurs and established businesses adapting to the changing tastes of residents and tourists alike. The evolution of this neighborhood highlights broader trends in urban revitalization and the importance of cultural heritage in contemporary dining experiences.