P.H. Shoes
I got the shoe factory P.H. recommended from several reliable sources, unfortunately I got the directions a little late, so we’ll see if I make it in time. Anyway, as a reference for next visit, here it is:
Grito de Asencio 3602, Pompeya – Buenos Aires
Tel/Fax: 4911-0295
The colectivo (bus) 160 goes there, according to the owner of the shoes in the bag above.
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It takes at least 2 weeks and up to 1 or 2 months to order a pair of shoes. Good luck!
I am wondering how much one pair costs right now… (it translates: if I could still afford it. )
By the way, how is the neighbourhood where the shop is? I heard from a friend that it may not be that safe.
No surprise, I didn’t make it to P.H. Maybe next time, we’re leaving this afternoon. So if they only make to order, it would have been too late anyways.
I don’t know about the neighbourhood, nobody warned me about it, though.
For the first time ever I return from BsAs without a single pair of new tango shoes! Quite a feat, no?
Quiero saber el telefono de los zapatos de tango para hombre PH en barrio pompeya. puede enviarlo?
Beatriz, el número está en el texto: 4911-0295
Shoes Factory PH Tango
Phone +54 11 4911-0295
email pascualtango@hotmail.com
Today I was there and live very close -a few block from there-, Im a salsa dancer and asked them a visit card. They have a VERY handcrafty and tailored workshop, based and made on customer feet sizes, one by one, for women and men.
The shop is in the very corner of Grito de Asencio street and Cachi street, 3 or 4 blocks from Avenida (Avenue) Saenz
Many buses (colectivos) run close of this location, Nueva Pompeya neighborhood, here in Buenos Aires:
91, 115, 6, 15, 85, 160, 32, 188, 112, 165, 28, 9, 128, 46, 42, 150… and more
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PD: I dont know if still open, but in the same neighbourhood, a few blocks from this shoemaker s shop, is BAR EL CHINO, a very raw tango site, only for tango experticers and followers, this place isnt in the travelers regular guides!!!
BAr EL Chino
Look at Google map. If you walk and take Cachi street, scroll down in the map, 5 blocks more or less, follow up to Beazley street, then turn to your left, at the middle of the block, you arrive to El Chino. Visit:
http://www.barelchino.com/
Louis: yes, as other safety tourist advices, go to Pompeya at daytime, I dont recommed to stay by night or sunset, and dont go alone, stay in groups.
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ThunderFire
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