Central and traditional corner of the Mataderos neighborhood, in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Meeting point and gathering of characters from culture and sport through time. The validity of this nostalgic corner dates back to 1908 when Ambrosio Cremella installed a bodegon (drinks office) which he called "The First Curve" -due to the tramway routes layout -Lines 40 (Mataderos-Primera Junta) and 48 (Mataderos-Paseo Colon and Chile) of the Cia. Tranvias Anglo-Argentina, which went from Murgiondo and Av. del Trabajo, turning Juan B. Alberdi, towards the center of the city of Buenos Aires, where the parishioners made a stop at a gathering of friends. For all this history, long and short at the same time, it is the one that forces us to improve ourselves every day so that friends and families continue to meet with us and thus be able to provide them with the best care, because it is our clients who help us maintain pride and the prestige of the neighborhood. It is our satisfaction to serve you with the greatest respect and cordiality in this historic corner.
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