Chorizo Hot Dogs, Pizza, & Fernet - Drunk Eats Buenos Aires
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2019
- Allie Lazar hits the streets of Buenos Aires to sample some of the best late night food the city has to offer. Nights in Buenos Aires run long and late, as dinner isn’t usually served until 9pm, and the cuisine is heavily influenced by Italy and Spain. Aperitivo is essential: usually a vermouth- or fernet-based drink and a picada, the Argentine version of tapas or finger food, which is often a big board of various meats and cheeses. Allie starts her night off with a homemade Italian-Porteña meal, followed by a happy hour with various cocktails and a pizza to go. She ends her night with a typical Argentine street food: choripán, a chorizo hot dog.
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Notice that the blurred coca-cola sign outside Don Carlos is black and white and not the normal red and white!? The reason for this is that this is in the Boca district where the football club Boca Juniors come from. Their arch rival and bitter enemy is River Plate who wears the color red/white. So the red/white is banned in the whole boca district!!!
Do they lose their shit when they see brake lights and headlights in the same field of vision then? That's funny lol
@@_Professor_Oak Brake lights are blue (?
Very interesting
Me quiero matar. ¿De verdad es por eso? Dios mio, que manga de enfermos salimos
@@milagros.h8513 callate peludo
It's so cute how her accent became very american after La Fuerza and some vermouth ahahah
PSST..........she is from the USA, Chicago to be exact! 😀
She's American
rather Porteño
Her argentine accent is spot on. I thought she was argetine, maybe her parents..
@@MGOFor3ver she's jewish and buenos aires has the biggest jewish community in south america.
9:14 damn she really took the glass with her LFMAO
You can do that in a lot of countries around the world. You take the glass or your give it back and get a little bit of change back for it, making your bill cheaper than if you kept the glass.
Was it plastic?
@@almostremembered Sounds like you steal a lot of glasses and are trying to justify your habit.
@@bradenrodriguez5183 That's law in a lot of countries. I don't make the laws.
Even though she went alone, it is still way better that the LA episode.
For sure...she wasn't approaching random people and forcing conversations
@@andrewmetcalf2971 in argentina, people will look at you like allien if you do that
at least she's a food blogger, the first bitch was an influencer who I am convinced charged many of the shown restaurants money, and had a sorry ass website. This chick has a great website
She lives here in BA
Exactly, it's about having that wonderful night, truly experiencing it, letting go
and you absolutely have to end up at a place like this at the end of the night, were you don't care,
you are embracing the moment, you're going to be tipsy, and you're gonna have a big smile on your face,
because you're right where you need to be!
that's what this show is all about
Even with all our faults as a country and as a society. I love my country. It's one of the friendliest country in the world. You can literally become friend with any stranger. We hug. We kiss. We joke. We help each other.
Imagine what we could become without corrupt governments.
Great video.
Same in Brasil my friend... Love the people from Argentina. Forte abraço hermano
Tal cual! Muy buen comentario!
y tenemos una picardía y un sentido del humor únicos...
Well the new President has just been elected. Lets see if things turn around for Argentina.
Argentinean food is fucking amazing. It's like a European melting pot. I love how they don't have a menu. It's just, "here, sit down, let me feed you." There was this place I used to go in Venice, CA, that these guys from Argentina owned and when I would go in there they would just bring out things for me to try. I fucking loved it. Also being Italian this sort of thing--showing love with food--is very spiritual for me. Although in my family it was showing love by bashing you over the head with a wooden spoon. :)
Buenos Aires is more Italian than NYC.
eeaaaaasy
Much more. I'm impressed actually.
I'm italian and I lived in Buenos Aires for six months, and I experienced more culture shock when I moved to the Netherlands lol It's pretty much like Italy just with more expensive clothes, more rampant crime, way more inflation, and also Spanish.
Martina Saieva nice to have you. We love Italy at Argentina
Let there be no doubt in your mind. Except we dont have canolis. Or stuffed shells. But yeah, NYC is more of an equal mixture of cultures, In BA its almost entirely Italian culture, with some Spanish thrown in.This is from someone who has lives extensively in both cities.
It’s wholesome seeing how friendly and welcoming the people are in this video.
I love how as the night progressed she spoke English less and just spoke more Spanish
Alfin Kurnia Es que el Español es nuestro idioma emocional (Maybe because Spanish it’s our emotional language...).
Wierd
Argentines love Red Vermouth and Fernet?
Well, I think I've found my people.
Yep, beer and wine too
For sure. My parents are Argentine / Italian. I remember being a kid going out clubbing with cousins and getting drink off fernet and coca which is very popular . No taking shots of this and that. But this was like almost 20 years ago. Tequila, vodka, rum, etc has become popular as well
A lot.
I had an Argentinian make me a Fernet and Dr. Pepper and I was hooked.
It throws me off every time she says “BA” 😂
Totally
I've been wanting to go to Buenos Aires and I love Fernet. Then I saw the food....I wish I was there right now!
Everything about this video is fantastic, hope to see more of her on Munchies going forward. Also Argentinian cuisine looks super delicious! Steak for days :)
Ahí está la carta:
Una baraja pegada en el techo.
C mamó :v
When she speaks Spanish, it reminds me of Gabriel Iglesias' re-enacting the principal speaking Spanish lol
Great vid and the subtitles are on point! Kudos to the translator. Saludos desde Argentina🇦🇷
This was pretty awesome, now I need to book some flights to Argentina at once, that's some good eats right there.
It's really cool to see an american speaking spanish with an accent and everything. It wasn't until maybe halfway into the video I said 'wait one second, is she american?' It's inspiring me to try to use the spanish i learned in school and not be too worried about it. Spanish is just one of those languages I guess where it seems like everyone is native speaker type fluent so it can feel daunting to give it a go speaking with people. Muchas gracias de Nueva York!
If you are impressed by that, watch the videos of Dustin Luke. His accent speaking Spanish is 100% Argentine / Porteño
Allie , really surprised me being very bilingual, she probably could speak several other different languages. “Best video ever.”
Awesome and wholesome content as always! Great stuff ❤️ Please keep it up!
Me: *diets*
Late Night Bueno Aires food: I’m about to end this whole mans career
El fernet es con coca cola, mucha vuelta con el coktail. Una grande Allie, gracias por representarnos tan bien!!!
Everytime I visit my mom in Mexico city, I make sure to stop by a couple of Argentinian restaurants, best food in the world for Saturday family reunions.
Will be adding this to my travel list!
Buenos Aires!!! What a world class city!!! The best pizza in the world, Malbec wine, Meat Capital ; in addition: the BEST cinema of Latin America (Period). The country with most libraries and psychoanalysts in the world! Great theaters and shows on Corrientes Ave, beautiful women; when you go there is when you understand why Gustavo Cerati refers to BA as “La ciudad de la furia” (The city of fury)...Great episode! The host was EXCELENTE!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Agreed, however, with the exception of Siamo Nel Forno, Italian food in Argentina is possibly THE WORST
@@brunolondinese5857 you don t know anything of the world talking that shit. I went to many country in the world even to Japan. And the pasta pizza in Argentina after Italy itself has the best italian food. You should know that most italian food there is in level of street food not gourmet.
@@shonix123 my experience was very unimaginative replications of very typical Italian classics... Nothing regional or experimental. Pizzas thick and tough, pasta casually substituted with pancake (cannellones??? Wtf) and everything too salty. Prohibitive cost of imports is a major contributor but not an excuse for everything.
@@brunolondinese5857 Sadly, this is very true. Argentines are convinced that their pizza is the best in the world and outsiders (like me) find that laughable.
So unfortunate that the L.A episode was so appalling.. This is a good series nonetheless
Lol it's hilarious how were still stuck on how terrible that episode was. Honestly starting to feel bad for her.
@@100nujabes I think she got the message alright.. She and the Aussie that did Hot Heads in India
Love my city🇦🇷❤️
8:43
Hi just came in to add this edit here was clean. Superb.
Regreso por segunda ocasión a BA desde Méx en Diciembre! Argentina siempre en mi corazón
Really enjoying the attractive bilingual hosts in this series.
@paperchasin23 What are you talking about? she's very good at it
It's funny that she got no personality whatsoever, but she get's even cuter when she drinks LOL
paperchasin23 she’s got thick America accent when she speaks; I couldn’t understand her some times, But it’s fine I’ve herd much worse and everyone could understand.
@paperchasin23 as a native spanish speaker, can assure u that she`s very good speaking spanish without any serious accent problems.
Not even a problem understanding her, problably some slang phrases that u might not understand but that happens in all places.
@@FerGon77 thank you, idk how these people are not understanding her, she spoke very clearly, if anything she used alot of argentine dialect that seems wrong, as a native speaker as well i dont understand people criticizing her speaking
Like it's a classy version of Insomniac with Dave Attell! 😋
@Tom Pryor Maybe?! Oh sorry, I thought you said GASSY! :p
This was a very charming and insightful episode 😋😋
I definitely gotta go to Argentina...
Love the place. Love the show.
Thank you for this tasty food 😋
Saludos from Buenos Aires
Buenas Aires is the most Italian city outside of Italy
Argentina in general is the most italian country outside of Italy. And the same with Spain too..
@@AleXander-uf2dm you basically just said the same thing I did.
What, she just takes the cocktail with the glass on the bus?
shes livin the life
@Eric T. Duckman didnt know that was a thing
@Eric T. Duckman what if chicks start trying this tho?
I supposeb the same hahaha 😂She leave and drink in the van 😂
props to the parrillero who accepted that glass of warm chabona/fernandito... not an easy job!
Boss move! took the whole wine glass to go Lmaoo
Nobody:
Argentinos: we’re of European descent!
I live very close to La Fuerza! Warm weather is approaching and this awful pandemic seems to be passing, so I'm gonna be there as much as I can this summer.
thank you for sharing.
Great, loved it. Would love to do that.
Whoever wrote that article about Frenet never has tried Malort.
"cuando me piden la carta les digo que ahi esta la carta" c mamo
It is the best to have BBQ with red wine anyone agree with me?
the place at the end looks like HEAVEn
As a regular costumer, I have to say that the most important part of all is that is 24/7 open. You can´t get more Buenos Aires than that.
Fernet with Coca Cola is popular in Argentina. I drink it in the summer with ice cubes. It´s very refreshing. It must be Fernet Branca (the best)
I think Allie is my spirit animal
Perfect.
You guys should do a drunk eats in Colombia, but on the coast cities like Barranquilla, or Cartagena. You'll find great food there
Everyone loves nice drunk ladies))
Aahh when you dont need to read the subtitles
Here in [insert non-Us country] we start things later B)
2019 “Respect and dignity.” Furthermore: (Vice) (Truth) >-< (Vice) • “Respect and dignity, 2019?”
La calle bar..... Now la guitarrita xD
I was a bit worried there for a minute,I thought that she was not gonna make it to the end🍷🍸🍺🍻🍕
Choripan uuuuhhhhhh the one thing I can't get in Hawaii. Used to buy them at a bodega in San Francisco near Ocean Beach. Chorizo here all taste like "portuguese sausage". I took that lightly living/visiting anywhere else in the world
Yo creo que drunk nights suena mejor! LoL
SIIIII AL FIN LPM
I'd love a glass of vermouth 👌👌😜
She forgot to mention the people with German backround lmao! Wonder why 😏
Buenos Aires local here. You can ask anything you want. I know everything.
Porteño, acá. Pueden preguntar lo que quieran. Lo sé todo.
What is the best German restaurant in Buenos Aires?
Didn't concentrate so much on the food in this episode. Even the shots of the food didn't seem to do it justice
she's perfect, mujer con pizza y fernet en la mano, mientras esta en el auto enamora XD
Please do Seoul, Beijing, Paris, Berlin and Vancouver(:P)
Me casó❤
I like it but the bogotá episode is the best one!
What's new Buneoooos Aireeees?!!!!!
Best drink I've made so far ammereto and pineapple nice from concentrate. So may taste even better with natural. Less bad sugar. Try it get back to me.
I wanna see more Allie!
Flight is booked...
You want entertainment just have some cameras follow me Friday after work in the summer during happy hour.
Damn, i could look at her speak spanish to me all day
the host has a very nice voice. very soothing.
I'd improve Fernet by scaling back on the mint & making it slightly more syrupy, like Averna or Hilde 58.
Ellie Lazar Te amo!!!.
Its the best fuckin show ever !!! love it
NICE
She's awesome!
Aw she's gorgeous 🙂
Such a difference in generations and language I suppose. 'Argentines freak their shit?' What does this mean? How authentic is this Miss Lazar I wonder?
Viva 🇨🇴
Lo de A caballo, que cura,, jaja
😍😍😍Nothing like a Spanish speaking woman who’s “Down to Earth” DTE, ain’t shy to eat and loves to drink 🥴
Sigues en Argentina, realizo 2 tours en Buenos Aires.
Vino argentino + Tapas
Cerveza artesanal + comida callejera.
@eatingbuenosairestours
Shaycarl went on his missionary trip to beunos aires
She took this job seriously! Her messy hair is a prove that there were plenty of liquor involved haha
She took the glass with her in the van
85% de Los Argentinian son descendientes europeos? Ah Mira vooooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
decime tu apellido.
Si tenemos en cuenta a los mestizos y castizos que tienen tambien parte de sangre española, te diria que el 94%..pero solo sangre europea, el 70/75 aprox
Wow. Just took this to 1k with 👍
In the back of a cab with a glass and a pizza... Weird. haha
Good episode, just that when I always thought of Argentine vermouth it was always Gancia (white) that came to mind not red. Here in the US red is sweet white dry in Gancia is a sweet white, also great in a Gancia Batido. Also mollejas are a cow's thymus glands not gizzards, because chicken gizzards are mollejas de pollo,(which I never ate or saw there) .. For tourists I do not recommend going to La Boca, not just as a River Plate fan but because besides Caminito which is a tourist trap, it is very unsafe and part of the "half moon (croissant) of death" which starts in La Boca and goes to the Riachuelo out west by la villa 1-11-14. Look up in youtube "Motochorro de la boca"
I will recommend first of all to visit the south of our country(patagonia,bariloche) and u can make a stop in buenos aires for a few days but don’t u ever fuckin go to la boca that’s a tourist trap like times sq in nyc , there will be loads of people trying to finnesse u and shit , instead go to neighbourhoods like recoleta, palermo or san telmo (la boca it’s just known for boca juniors but every tourist goes there to take photos of those fuckin houses, shit corny as hell)
And for the love of god don’t come here with a lot of cash , use credit cards because we have some very high levels of crime , there are some mofos waiting in the airport just to rob you outside when u r trying to take a cab
@@colimento been to Chubut, loved it...also with the Dollar Blue I recommend cash, Just dont go straight to retiro or take a taxi from ezeiza
La cantidad de pelotudeces que dijiste en una frase es sorprendente, por que siempre que vemos a algun Argentino hablando mal de Argentina este vive en el exterior? Y la PELOTUDEZ referida al barrio de la boca, no podia esperar menos de una gallina descendida
10:31 chino maidana
I thought u would pronounce it Argentinian???
0:40 Phallus of Osiris
Better than LA episode, still not as good as Mexico City one though
stop comparing, start enjoying. Lovely host, lovely food.
@@flow6156 Nope. Host not as charismatic as the Mexico one, same for the food haha
So she just wandered off with her glass and pizza? Classy.
Cute girls that can eat and speak Spanish>>
I can eat Spanish, but not speak it. I'm also not a cute girl
Then this doesn’t apply to you haha