This is such a fun place to hang out at! There are so many different food vendors to try and there…read moreare several activities to enjoy as well (games to play, TVs playing various things, etc.). It can get busy fast, but we were able to snag a table. If you're going with a larger group, I'd recommend getting a seat first and then having someone hold the table while everyone else orders. Although it was a really cool and fun place, the bathrooms were tiny, the ordering was a little confusing, and the service was really, really slow. The food was so-so as well. Some of it was a little cold.

Damn this club is humongous. It's what you see in Hollywood, CA. My friend and I met "Esteban" and…read morehe got us in for free. Yay for approaching club promoters and telling them you are visitors (not that he couldn't tell that two Asian girls speaking terrible Spanish weren't from Argentina). The drinks are cheap! I bought a bunch of speed (vodka and a energy bev) for only $50 pesos/drink. That's equivalent to $5 bucks. Yay Argentina! The club is 3 stories tall. You can smoke inside. They play trance/EDM muzack and everyone is dannnnncing. It's pretty fun IMHO if you're into that kind of music. The guys are a bit creepy and the girls are basic. I'd go here again no my next visit...so who wants to take me?

Since I live next to Hollywood, I can actually make the comparison (Alex T.) This place really…read moredoesn't measure up - kind of a run down place and the bathrooms were disgusting. I mean BAD - couldn't use them. Music was decent though a little dated. Crowd is 20-somethings, very casually dressed.

AreaTres was exactly what I needed while living in Buenos Aires for 2 months. The internet in…read moreArgentina is not dependable, so I had peace of mind using any 1 of the 3 WiFi networks at AreaTres. No only was this office space a cool, modern, professional, clean, comfortable place to work, I enjoyed the people I was surrounded by so much. Working in AreaTres completely transformed my experience in Buenos Aires because of the instant community it provided for me. All of the closest friends I made in Buenos Aires, I met at AreaTres. I spent just about every weekend with people I met in AreaTres. While it's possible to buy a day pass, longer memberships are encouraged because the office owner really encourages a sense of professional community, instead of a drifter, impersonal vibe. Because of this, there is an atmosphere of trust, and I could leave my computer and belongings unattended while stepping out to lunch, which I certainly couldn't do if I was working at the Starbucks next door. It's also a quiet atmosphere, which is quite the opposite of the crowded Starbucks next door. I appreciated that I could choose between a table or standing desk, and there were always free cookies, coffee, tea, and beer on hand. It was also fun to go to the monthly after office social hours to get to know people better. I couldn't recommend this space more highly if you're looking for a professional, welcoming community to work in.

Such a beautiful space and great location. The entire staff is super helpful and the vibe of the…read moremembers is really good!!! Will definitely be back, hopefully, more permanently!

Faena Art Center was built out of one of Argentina's first big flour mills. In what used to be the…read moremill's old machine room, the main exhibition space has been rebuilt to retain the original details from the 1900s. The spacious, light-filled center, which is over 4,000 m2, is housed by soaring ceilings, semicircular arches, bay windows and other hallmarks of turn-of-the-century industrial architecture. Dr. Erick J Mann PhD Professor of History and Fulbright Scholar