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Gran Paraiso restaurant located off one the main would soon hang in our San Diego home.
streets we strolled down the El Caminito, meaning After a quick stop for coffee and the city’s favorite
‘little walkway,’ a living street museum. The narrow sweet, delectable dulce de leche-filled alfajores, we
road was alive with color, music from buskers, tango bid our tour guide goodbye, found a cab and returned
dancers, and entrepreneurs selling art, local crafts, to the relatively monochrome community of Recoleta.
and trinkets of every variety. One small booth loaded La Boca was fun, and we vowed to return, which we
with colorful, distinctive paintings caught our eye, and did a few days later to enjoy another wonderful, grilled
we ended up buying a very affordable original that beef-filled meal at El Paraiso.

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