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Front of La Corte restaurant

Uruguay Day 13 – Bidding Farewell to Daniel

Daniel is leaving for a few days to visit his cousin, so we won’t see him again until we’re all back in Sacramento. So, we had a farewell lunch at La Corte. They do a Prix Fixe menu that includes an entree, drink, and dessert. It’s a very nice restaurant, but the inside was booked so we sat outside (which worked out well because it was a lovely...

Panoramic view of Centro and Ciudad Viejo

Uruguay Day 14 – Panoramic View + Fresh Pasta

Our next-to-last day in Uruguay was spent mostly saying goodbye. A walk along La Rambla, one last morning pastry and espresso at Pausat (where we said goodbye to Antonella, our favorite barista), enjoying a panoramic view of Montevideo from the top of City Hall, and discovering a former pasta factory turned restaurant. Goodbye, Pausat Our favorite spot for morning...

Inside Cafe Brasilero

Uruguay Day 15 – Final Day + Which is Worse: Prison Food or American Airlines In-Flight Meal?

Our final day in Uruguay. We didn’t fly out until 10:15pm, so had a full day, including trying a new (to us) café (the oldest café in Montevideo), and a new hotel. But wait until you hear about the in-flight meal from Montevideo to Miami. It’s a doozy. Back to La Sin Rival Apple torte at La Sin Rival We enjoyed La Sin Rival last night so much, we decided...

Tony’s Uruguay Wrap-Up: Tips and Observations

As we explored Montevideo (and Punta del Este) for two weeks, I jotted down notes and observations so that next time we can review them and not have to re-learn everything. If you’re heading to Uruguay, you might find these helpful. Buses: unless you’re staying in one area (Ciudad Vieja, Positos, etc.) the entire time, you’re going to want to take a...