You know, sometimes I still wake up and wonder what the hell I’m doing here. What am I doing in a house with a grass roof and 4 minutes of hot water? In a city without even a single restaurant for its 500 people, exactly none of whom speak my language?

I discovered this little pueblito 4 years...

Existing almost entirely in the northern swath of what is collectively known as the Argentian Pampas, Uruguay is rightfully known for its beef. Not only are the pastures and their 10 million vacas a natural beauty, they furnish a mean steak. My favorites can be found in:
Lunch at Mercado del Puerto...

PalermoART Hostel in Montevideo might not be in the most obvious neighborhood or boast 80 beds like some of the cities other offerings, but it can claim a friendly atmosphere and an appreciation for design not often found for $10 a night. The bar offers interesting events in a beautifully renovated...

While living in Uruguay there are some things my girlfriend and I definitely miss, when she spotted a sushi restaraunt one day we had to check it out. The House Sushi restaraunt was awesome, a bit on the pricey side, but nowhere near what I would have paid for the same at home, obviously. The staff...