Aventura 17: Eh, Che, ¡Vamos a Chacha!

So of course the first restaurant I go to in Barcelona is an Argentinian restaurant, but I do miss my empanadas - and I got my filling here.  We ordered all the different types of empanadas: jamón y queso, queso y cebolla, espinaca, pollo y carne.  For the main dish, I ate Milanesa de pollo con jamón y tomates.    And to finish it up? Ensalada de fruta con helado.  Oh, and don't forget the 35 empanadillas we ordered for Montserrat the next day! 

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The restaurant itself felt very authentic, as the waitress was from Argentina and speaking to us with that wonderful Argentine accent (¿Tenes las ll(shhhhh)aves, porfa? en vez de ¿Tienes las ll(yyy)aves, por favor?)  The wall decor and atmosphere was all Argentina, and we didn't read nor hear one word of english! I was trying to decide if my program would pay for half of this, as they do for cultural events where I have to read in Spanish.  But for some reason enjoying empanadas and milanesa I don't think passes.......probably because I was having too much fun.