Jezabel’s Argentine Cafe
On a quiet corner in Fitler Square, Jezabel Careaga is serving up empanadas, alfajores, and more all baked with family recipes she learned alongside her mother and grandmother in Argentina. Her menu recommendation for first timers? Whatever is fresh from the oven!
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