I love visiting bookstores when I am traveling and this truly is one of the most beautiful…read morebookstores I have ever been to. No entry fee and you can walk around and admire the beautiful space. We stopped by the cafe and enjoyed the views of the space from there. Also after a long time I found a spot that sold cds and vinyl records. Highly recommend!

Acclaim to "the world's most beautiful bookstore", I can see why. This large multi flood bookstore…read moreis hosted inside of an old 1920s play house. Quite a unique vibe and a huge selection of books! They have a cafe in the back as well. Our server was friendly. Free entry! Enjoy.

This is my favorite bookstore in Buenos Aires. They have a huge variety of books and display them…read morewell. You can browse and discover books you'd never find on Amazon. I even discovered British and American authors I did not know. But I especially loaded up on Spanish language books related to Argentina. The staff is very friendly and welcoming.

Cuando in Buenos Aires...you better go to Libros del Pasaje. It is comfortable to bring your…read moreMacbook to. The WiFi can be overloaded at some times and therefore it might make you have to leave. However, the service is amazing and the Campari con Jugo de Naranje es muy rico.

Not very big, but this is a nice bookstore - especially for people looking for books in English…read more Unfortunately, they don't have many Argentinian writer books in stock, but nevertheless it is a store worth visitng.

What a great place. To call it a bookstore doesn't do it justice. Walrus organizes classes…read more(everything from poetry to writing workshops to literature courses covering different themes) and also has this nifty book nook. There is a little bit of everything here, from old and new and spanning lots of different categories from non-fiction, fiction, art books, children's books and more. All in english but you know that by now. They publish the new books they have in on Facebook so you can go ahead and reserve what you like, some popular and sought after titles go fast as the expat community tends to snatch them up. You can also trade in your books, Walrus will buy them and you can turn around and stock up. It's a good way to trade in old reads that you don't want to hang on too and it helps the shop keep stocked up with lots of options. Lovely owner and great concept. The classes are a must to check out, heck they even have classes targeted towards Spanish speakers looking to practice their English.

Beautiful bookstore and ambiance. But that's not enough, you have to serve good food and not make a…read moreclient to wait 20' for a salad! The salad was tired, the cheese not fresh. The soup okay, not home made, the flan was warm and with very little dulce de leche. People from another table came much later than us and they were served first, a gentean next to me just decided to left. Not coming back, at least to the restaurant.

This place is one of the best book stores in town!! Hidden gem that book lovers shouldn't miss.read more

In an age where bookstores have disappeared in the United States, such as Borders, it is reassuring…read moreto see that in Buenos Aires reading is still valued. In addition to a wide selection of reading materials, also in English, they have a great selection of DVDs and CDs as well. There is also an area to have lunch. What is reassuring is how many people still visit this place. The employees/staff are always friendly and very helpful in finding what you need and even making recommendations.

This place is the bookstore you hope to stumble into on a trip and almost never do. From the street…read moreit already looks special, but inside it's a full-on maze of history, shelves stacked to the ceiling, and tables overflowing with books you didn't expect to find. There's real character here: old wood, old signs, and a sense that people have been coming for decades to dig for something worth reading. The selection is huge, from Argentine history to tango, classics, modern writers, and rare finds tucked in between. Nothing about it feels staged for tourists. It's the kind of shop where you wander, forget about time, and walk out with something you actually want to read. Easy five stars.