For the second time, the British-in San Telmo, one of the most famous Bares Notables of City- reopened. He did so after being closed for three months, in which there was much uncertainty about their future. But today, the blinds are raised promptly at 7 and the tables were populated by tourists and locals. Located in Brazil and Defense, for decades the bar was staffed by three Galician: Minones Jose, Jose Trillo and Manolo Pose. Between 1960 and 2006 worked tirelessly, seven days a week, 24 hours. Just shut the nights of 24 and 31 December. Between 60 and 80 were the best years; in their chairs famous artists, bohemians, tourists and neighbors sat. They say one of their tables writer Ernesto Sabato wrote "On Heroes and Tombs". And it turned into movie set more than once. After the audience stopped frequenting masivamene and in 2006 closed its doors. Local owners will not renew the contract of Galician and thus closed a stage in his life, even despite protests from neighbors. In 2007 it was reopened by Augustine Sousa who recovered it, even with old chairs and tables. And in August, after months of work with some inconsistency, he closed. Until today, that very early started serving coffee and croissants. The bar works since 1928. His first name was "Cosechera". They used to meet British veterans of World War II and was also frequented by workers from the British company Ferrocarriles del Sur. In 1960 it was renamed by the present, and during the Falklands War was also renamed, but briefly: they covered the first three letters for the duration of the conflict, and was renamed "Tannic Bar". And Notable Bar since 1998. Its new owner, Norberto Aznarez told Ansa seeking "to recover this icon of the city that has a very strong impression. The bar is people are part of popular culture. We want the neighbors to come, enjoy a coffee and cuisine. "