The Argentine first division Boca Juniors beat Lanús at the famous Bombonera stadium this evening. Said to have the most enthusiastic sports fans in the world of soccer, the non-stop singing and chanting throughout the match would support that reputation. Our attendance at the game was bracketed by two very memorable meals. We lunched at Napolese in San Telmo, an eclectic Italian restaurant / museum featuring a collection of antique racing cars, clothing, artifacts and motorcycles, all for sale. I had the Malfatti in a lamb stew (being freshly made as we walked in) and Nico had the Gnocchi. Delizioso!

We spent several hours walking about the San Telmo neighborhood taking in all the sights and sounds.  I found the people and artwork  to be more interesting than the famous market of this area.

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Diner after the game started at 10 and ended at midnight. It was a fancy affair at La Brigada.  The fixed menu included all manner of meat (kidney, intestines, sweat breads, short ribs, skirt steak, and plain old steak).  Argentinian’s are crazy for their meats.  I would be content to stick with a vegetarian diet for the next month just by way of recuperation.