I found this place after walking around Recoleta, turns out it's near my hotel. I only ordered a…read morecafe con leche para llevar (coffee to go). The place was adorable, I suggest stopping by. The pastries looked delicious. The coffee was good. I really liked the simplicity of the place and the woman helping me was very friendly.

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I had the best Almond Croissant in my life here. It stacks up against the best bakeries in France…read more The almond filling is moist. The soft layers plenty. It is worth the journey. Get a little taste of Paris and go check this place out.

Yummy facturas! The coffee con leche and cappuccino was nice, but the submarino (hot chocolate in…read moremilk) was excellent! After trying one of each pastry, we all went back for one last medialuna.

I was born and raised in Argentina, so medialunas have a special spot in my heart. I recently…read morereturned for a short trip, and I tried all the pastries in the area until I got to La Argentina. WOW. Their butter medialunas are the most delicious I have ever tried. I seriously cannot stop eating them. I wake up and go buy them, fresh, warm, and full of flavors that don't dissapoint.

Just love the muffins and chocolate croissants!!! Staff speaks English and is wonderfully…read morefriendly. The onion and cheese bread is a must try

Best bakery in Buenos Aires! A must when you are in town. The croissants are to die for and the…read morebread takes you to France with a simple bite. Absolutely not to be missed!

I walked a few blocks from our rented apartment to the bakery. I picked up two croissants, and…read morechocolate croissant, and a sweet croissant thing for very little. The dueña was really nice and the bakery is a true bakery - just a lot of cakes and pastries and bread. I'm going back for more!

Quaint little place and their bakery is right next door. I…read morehad a Croissant, Fried Egg, Ham and Cheese. It was everything I was hoping for. Cappuccino was perfect with my breakfast. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area for a nice breakfast. And next door for some extra treats. Enjoy Argentina...

Two shields! This place is pretty safe. It's got standard…read morefood that you'd expect at any restaurant, nothing to wild, nothing too ethnic, nothing too spicy. It's all fresh and appetizing. I'd compare this to a Panera Bread in the USA. It's even got a bakery attached to it, so it has better than average baked goods and coffees. I got a bagel with lox and a coffee- all delicious. The weirdest thing about this place, and the bakery next door is the way you have to pay. It's some weird process with receipts and the register next door, and I didn't get what they were doing, and am pretty sure I messed everything up by trying to pay my waiter for the food I got. The bakery has so many great baked goods. The restaurant was clean, with plenty of seating. The restaurant is right on the coner The baked goods here are the star of the show here.

I tried their pain au chocolat and was disappointed. While flaky, they were dry and not tasty. I've…read morebeen to Paris many times, so I know what a good pain of chocolat is. I didn't dine in, but the interior looks nice and warm. Maybe the other pastries are better.

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This neighborhood bakery in Palermo is a gem! When my husband and I lived in Buenos Aires I would…read morestop by this bakery to pick up medialunas (croissants) and pastries. Their cookies, pastries, and cakes are delicious too. When my friends visitors from the states, I would also take them to this bakery and we'd eat the goodies at the Palermo parks. The bakery is clean and the staff is super friendly. Highly recommend if you are looking for Desayuno pastries, or dessert for your home cooked meals.