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From my experience, Argentines do not hate Americans, and they don't feel inferior, in fact I bet they feel superior because of the typical argentine cockyness...I think they just don't like them as much as they maybe like other nationalities because of the common belief that a lot of americans...

LMAOOO so true

i would by a round trip ticket, they are usually cheaper and they would ask even less questions.

that might taste better

If that's what you're looking for, from christmas to mid january would be the best time to go (new year's eve is the best by far). After February more older crowds go, but that shouldn't stop you form going.

avoid the typical "pizza & empanadas" place...go to the italians: filo, guido's for a mediterranean taste/thin crust...if you dig the heavier thick dough go to av corrientes and have a slice standing at the bar like a man...

Argentina's modern culture is based in immigration form Europe, the major boom was during and after the WW 2 when the total population of Argentina was DOUBLED by european immigration. It makes a lot of sense to me, as an argentine with greek descent, to learn about how our culture was shaped...