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Frommer's Review

This restaurant takes La Boca's old port heritage to an extreme, adding family-owned charm and warmth to the kitsch. The place was originally a museum, full of old nautical items saved by the family as Boca's connection to the waterfront began to deteriorate. In 1993, they also opened a restaurant serving a mix of Italian, Argentine, and seafood cuisine. The food now outweighs the nautical items to be seen here, but many of these items are for sale, so wander around and check them out while waiting for your meal. This is the type of place you half-expect Popeye would choose to patronize if he lived here.

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