I have had so many amazing dining experiences in Buenos Aires and i am going out of my way to say…read morethis was the worst, please go somewhere else just a block or two away. Not only overpriced and that there are plenty of waiters standing around and still the slowest service, but just the idea that they also want/expect a tip. Live and learn, stay away!

The churipan was out of this world. The sausage was sooo good, it was juicy and flavourful with a…read moregreat mix of herbs and seasonings in the meat. The bread you could tell was made fresh and the chimichuri sauce they recommended you add on it was so good I couldn't get enough of it. The restaurant was beautiful inside. I would definitely recommend this for a date night spot.

Fantastic apps; fresh.. fruits and veggies and cheese nothing better…read more Good wine options Ac inside Few tables outside Nice staff

Great food, great wine. Relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff. We're visiting Argentina for a…read morecouple weeks and this was the best meal we had.

Love feriado I have been many times and the eggplant is so good ! The skirt steak perfect ! Great…read moreprices and cool desing

Amazing stop - we walked by and were drawn in. The place is set up with "wine vending machines"…read morewhere you receive a card and use it to get wine pours. Pours range from taste, half pour or full. Super reasonably priced and wide selection of Argentine wines. Ordered prosciutto, Gorgonzola and bread as a snack - incredible. We'll be back again.

This is one of the great temples to food and wine in the world. A gastronome and oenophile's…read moreoffering to artistic greatness. Having had the luck to eat in Michelin starred restaurants, 3 stars and down, from San Sebastián to NYC... This. Is. Spectacular. Spectacular. One of the places where emotion overwhelms reason. Beyond recommended, this is a sin to miss on South America's food and wine circuit.

I started dating this girl in my tango class and -- totally on a whim -- invited her to go to…read moreBuenos Aires with me. (I think I was drunk.) That's not as surprising as this: she said yes. (Apparently she was also drunk.) So there we were in Buenos Aires looking for a little wine tasting. I read up on a few tasting rooms and decided to give JA! a spin. Boy, am I glad we did. This place was rocking. So first we hit the original shop. We sampled a few wines and thought about our options. The staff here is amazing btw. Great source of vino knowledge. Friendly. Personable. Really outstanding. After learning TONS about the Argentina wine scene, we signed up for the tasting which is done at 5pm at their OTHER location. (It's a block or two away.) We wandered over and met the 7 others in the tasting with us. It was a bit awkward meeting new people at first but after drinking a little wine, we really hit our groove. What a great group of new friends. Walter was our host, and he couldn't have been more charming. He really pulled out all the stops to make sure we had fun. Great wines and a sample of hams and cheeses towards the end. This place was simply awesome. If you want to learn about wine and taste a variety of Argentina's best grape juices, this is the place to do it.

The best wine tasting in BA. The owner is well wine educated. Gave us a lots of tips about how to…read morepick the wine from Argentina. He make us felt like drinking at home. It's so relaxing with no pressure. We bought 6 bottles and we open 2 there and drink with owner Mr. Joaquin. He make us felt so comfortable and at the end of the night we agree this is the best wine tasting experience that we ever had. Not surprisingly.. We stop by the day after, before we head to the airport to say good bye. A few tip! Walk in.. Relax.. Taste Melbec first then start it from there...good luck

my favorite wine bar in Buenos Aires! really cool vibe, super knowledgable and friendly hosts. they…read morehave a bunch of wines already open for tasting, and then you can buy a bottle. they also have a fun thing where they give you a cork and you try and get it into a glass about 3 meters away if if you can make it, you get a free bottle. I've never seen anyone do it, but I've gotten close. indoor and outdoor seating. really a fun place to enjoy a nice variety of wines!

The ambiance is super cool with very hip decor, modern music playing in the background. The wine…read morewas mediocre and the service just the same. As soon as we ordered, they asked for payment saying people often wander off drunk and forget to pay (an odd policy imo).

My friend wanted to go this wine bar since it got a brief mention from the NYTimes. We came after…read moredinner on a Sunday night. It was very dark and there was no one else there. I was wondering if it was even open. However, there was a delicious aroma of fresh baked bread, which was a little strange considering it was night time. The owner was a very nice guy, and very conversational too. He mentioned that he usually had more customers, but there was a food festival that night. After we were seated, we decided to try a tasting of 3 different pours, and each pour was quite generous. It was actually a nice atmosphere, except for the slightly creepy, pitch dark staircase to the bathroom upstairs.

Wow, what a great place and experience. I've never been to a…read moreplace like this before. For those who don't know: You get a card that holds 2000 pesos and you can either get a wine tasting, medium pour or a full glass of any wine they have in the display cases. Staff was knowledgeable. We also got the 7 cheese plate with salami. Ask for baguette bread. The default is the typical wheat bread you get anywhere in Argentina. 10/10 would come again and refer to a friend.

Wanted a wine tasting experience while visiting the area. Had the most wonderful learning…read moreexperience at Vinosfera as the wines were exceptional and it felt like I was spending time with friends. We learnt a lot about wines from the different regions in Argentina and lovely cheeses to accompany the wines tasted.

This tasting room was one of our favorite experiences of Buenos Aires! Bert, owner and host, was so…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and welcoming. He spoke both Spanish and English and communicating was easy and fun. The wine tasting was accompanied by three cheeses, breadsticks, olives, peanuts, and a glass of water. At the end of the tasting, you get a glass of your favorite wine from the tasting. What a deal! Don't hesitate to check out Vinosfera if you're in the area - so worth it! Thanks Bert!!