Barrio Parque

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About this Neighborhood

Barrio Parque sits in the shadow of the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires — Ninina Malba is named for it — in a high-income residential district where the streets are narrow and European and the apartment buildings have doormen. Twenty-two cafes to 19 restaurants is the inverted ratio that tells the story: this neighborhood runs on coffee culture and lunch, not dinner. The restaurant gap is flagged at z-score -1.39; Kyodo, Domani, and McDonald's cover an improbable range. Thirteen groceries including B Market, Carrefour, and Disco fill the daily-shopping requirement. Twenty parks — Plaza República de Chile, Plaza República Oriental del Uruguay, a chain of plazas honoring South American republics — are the neighborhood's physical luxury, providing green space at every block without requiring a destination trip. SocialGlue is 76 in a neighborhood where residents have been here for generations.