Great ambiance, great food, great music. Staff was very patient with my broken Spanish, and they…read moreplayed 90's hip hop. Perfect spot!

Anyone that knows of this place will tell you it's worth coming to time and time again. Due to the…read morecity being what it is you are going to have a crazy time finding anything that matches this place in terms of aesthetic. This place resembles a renovated alleyway and is almost entirely outside and spacious between two brick type buildings. The owner, Fidel clearly sank a lot of time making it a comfortable and relaxed environment. - Beer - Their beer selection as it stands now is small but promising. They have about 5 taps serving the standard Quilmes, Patagonia lineup. They also have a somewhat hidden tap of homebrew that rotates often and has literally never let me down in quality (Seriously give this a try regardless of what it is). Last I checked with Fidel he was in talks to add 4 more taps to his lineup which would give the location a very refreshing array of beers to try, here's to hoping they can snag some promising local breweries as the Quilmes/Patagonia humdrum can be a deterrent for some. They also have soda, water, tonic if you don't want beer, no wine from what I can tell. - Aesthetic - I usually do not comment too much on this factor but in a city that seems to thrive off intensity at all times this is a nice break from it. For the life of me, I could not find a place that played music that was at least slightly calm until I came to this place. Its the only place I have found with a very laid-back vibe and to top it off it is outdoors. They have lights strung up across the place to give it almost a back patio summer feel that I always enjoyed back in the states. I would usually turn right around the first time I saw their beer selection but I am totally honest when I say the atmosphere here made me become a regular even before I tried the beer and food. - Food - Simply put they have the best chicken wings I have ever had both here in Argentina and in the states. I was told to try Chicken Bros for good wings but once I got a taste of these I never went back. At the time of writing this, they run about 40 Pesos for 7 which in my book is an amazing deal. They also have sandwiches which are amazing as well and was the reason I mentally decided to make this a regular eating spot in the first place...the wings just turned it into an addiction. Tidbits - Happy hour is phenomenally priced and runs until about 9 I think. - The hours on Yelp are incorrect and they tend to open at around 6, not 5 so just keep that in mind. - If you're keen on it I have met nothing but friendly people here like I said...the good vibes carry onto the people you see here as well. - They have Foosball and hula hoops -They have an indoor section in the back - In case you miss it the entrance is a gate with a colorful wall. - Most people working here know English to a fair amount so if you're timid about your Spanish it is not an overwhelming location to check out. - It's outdoors so you might endure some cigarette smoke if that's not your thing just be aware. - Maybe I have not been there late enough but this place stays rather mellow unless a party comes through. While that is a huge draw for me it may be a deterrent for others. I sincerely think that if you are in Palermo or even Buenos Aires you are missing out on how diverse and interesting this city can be if you do not give this place a shot. As it stands I go to this place every week at least and they are worth every Peso. I continue to wish them the best of luck in the future and hope they continue to grow in business and popularity. -Cheers

I was desperate to find a place to watch a soccer match. These guys saved my life. They had a giant…read morescreen and a great setting. The beer selection is fantastic. I tried at least 7 different styles of Argentinian craft beer, from IPAs to lagers and dark beer with a chocolate and cherry taste. The "Guten Irish Red" tastes like a mixture of cider and beer. I loved the atmosphere, very safe and tourist friendly. The staff speaks English. I sat with the chef and he was an amazing person. He really is a talented one.

This was a pretty cool upscale bar with a lot of microbrews. You'll see a lot of dudes hanging…read moreoutside with beers, which is cool, but there doesn't seem to be many women frequenting this space, which is strange because the bar seems to be completely run by women, heh. For the average American patron, the draft beer selection might not be terribly impressive, since there are mostly beer brands like Stella, Blue Moon, Dos Equis, and Sam Adams, but considering just about no other bars in the area serve these beers, it's actually kinda cool. Also, it's not like there aren't a few other brands as well, so you can certainly find something that you haven't seen before. Anyways, I can see how a lot of American ex-pats would come here for a taste of home. The beer selection can be seen on the large chalkboard menu on the back wall behind the bar. You won't miss it, because it is an impressive, immense work of art. We didn't order any food, but it seems like there's a lot of American pub food available like burgers and fries. The prices were pretty awesome, with a pint costing you AR$50, and a half-pint at $AR30. Not too shabby in my opinion. The staff behind the bar is pretty attentive and quick, and a majority have pretty good English, so you don't have to worry too much about embarrassing yourself with broken Spanish. I didn't really see Buenos Aires as having a very big beer bar culture, but this visit really changed my views. That isn't to say that I think that beer culture has taken over, but the fact that places like this exist and that they're uber popular is definitely a sign that things could be trending that way. It'll be cool to see if that type of culture develops in the coming years. Cash only.

Muy buen brunch! El servicio fue un poco lento pero había…read moremucha gente el sábado.

Padre has specialty lattes and some great breakfast food options. I got a pistachio latte with…read morealmond milk and it was so sweet and salty, I loved it! Also got toast with avocado and egg and it was a great breakfast. The design inside is very cool and open. It's super trendy with modern furnishings and cool green tiles.

Very nice and cool atmosphere, great beer food in a neighborhood of Buenos Aires where options are…read moreendless but you might not be as comfortable and relax as in Casa Ferona.

Nice place many languages and all kinds of patrons. They are friendly and staff is quick to serve…read moreyou artisan beers. Amazing beer menu and also very laid back that patrons go out on the street that is very low traffic. For women restroom line can get long but the terrace on second floor is amazing for outdoor beer drinking. I thoroughly enjoyed myself here.

Great location and music! Staff is so kind and service is great. Could sit here all night!read more

We loved Desarmadero Bar! The staff were incredibly friendly, the food was delicious, and the…read moredrinks were great! The vibe is just perfect. This neighborhood in Buenos Aires is filled with amazing restaurants and lively bars, and Desarmadero is definitely one of the best!

Great upstairs ambiance looking out over the corner intersection. The nacho chips shares were a…read moregood start with some milky smooth IPAs, and then the dinners came. My Milanesa was smothered in juicy tomatoes, and my friends burger disappeared as fast as it arrived. Just don't be In an American rush! Enjoy life and the food and the slow(ish) service.

It was hard to find someone who really understood what I wanted to do with my hairstyle, but the…read morebarber here, Camila, was the best. And this venue gives you free beers after certain amount of times you get a cut. I cut my hair here like 3-5 times on my 3 month stay in Buenos Aires. I would say I would come back again. I still need to enjoy their bar area, but it does seem nice (indoor and outdoor).

This is quickly becoming our groups favorite bar while visiting Buenos Aires! They have lots of…read moreseating, roughly 34 beers on tap, and excellent music! They play a wide variety of genres and everyone seems to enjoy the classic rock anthems that come across the speakers. Pints are $150, mini pints $90 and special pints $110. Ordering at the cash register makes a bit of a line form, but after you've ordered your beers, walking around either side of the bar and handing your receipt over to a gentleman will get you a fresh pour of your favorite draft. One thing I found interesting was that this bar doesn't have any brewer tap handles, they're simply all plain black. This makes the overall aesthetic of the place a bit cooler and you'll really enjoy their rustic, warm, industrial atmosphere. They also have excellent food. I ordered the Americana burger and was very impressed at the portion and flavor! I would consider eating here again without question. Additionally, they have a punch card where you can purchase 5 beers and get the 6th free which is a pretty good deal!

La peor que he tenido en muchísimo tiempo!. Estuve de vacaciones en Buenos Aires y debo decir que…read moreeste lugar no se debe visitar ni por error. Los dueños son groseros, mal educados y no saben nada de servicio al cliente. Me trajeron mi cerveza e inmediatamente empezaron a recoger absolutamente todo hasta quedar solamente mi silla. No era agua, era alcohol y obviamente no es conveniente ni saludable tomarse una cerveza de 16 oz en 3 minutos. Eran unas personas venezolanas muy desagradables que dejan al turista con una muy mala impresión de la ciudad!. Si son inmigrantes deberían cuidar sus palabras y valorar los turistas!!!. La cerveza es equis, no tiene nada para resaltar. No tenían hielo, ni otros licores!!!.

Yet another new opening of a craft beer bar here in the 'hood. This one's been in the works for…read moreawhile and finally opened recently. Boasting a solid 30 taps, from somewhere between 15-20 different breweries, it's one of the better stocked places around. There's a certain staid formality to the service, the barmen in leather aprons and offering up an amiable, though short of friendly greeting and serving of beer. There's even a doorman with a clipboard, deciding if you can come in or not, despite the fact that the place has far fewer attendees (at least so far) than the other beer spots within a block or so. It has less of a feel of a trendy, hopping place to hang out and more of a place for serious beer drinkers to come and sample. The selection of beers doesn't list a size, and different beers get different glassware - just eyeballing it, I'd say that you're getting anywhere from a half to a full pint, depending on which beer, you just don't know in advance. And, it's a little pricey, with about 2/3 of the list coming in at 90 pesos and the remainder at 100. There is a happy hour during early evening, from 6:30 to 8:30, but rather than a flat reduced price, the offering is any of the 90 peso priced beers, a second one for only 30 pesos more, i.e., 120 pesos for two beers. They don't have to be the same, but they are limited to the "lower" priced beers. You do get a little board with some cheese and cold cuts on it to accompany your beer. The menu specialty is pizza - with a dozen varieties available by the slice. It's not the best pizza I've ever had, it's not the worst. The crust is a little chewy, and not in a good way - I think it simply needed to have been left to rise a bit longer and get a lighter texture. The cheese is a bit oily, but flavorful. The "pepperoni", which I tried with great hopes, was, as is so typical here, not pepperoni, but just some sort of mildly spicy salami. Ah well. They do have a combo price of a beer and a slice for 130 pesos, which saves you a whopping 10 pesos over the two ordered separately (again, 90 peso beers only) - as slices come in at a hefty 50 pesos apiece. Considering that the 10 peso difference between the two "levels" of beer amounts to a whole 55 cents U.S., personally, I think they should just price them all the same and be done with it. Would I go back? Yes, mostly just because of the beer selection over the other spots in the area, as well as, I tend to like a quieter bar.

It's always a good time at Malta! This place is a popular spot, bringing in Argentines and expats…read morealike with their good food and even better beer. The entrance small and there is a narrow hallway to walk through, but don't be scared, the inside is pretty impressive! There are plenty of tables downstairs, a huge table upstairs for big groups, as well as a little courtyard with some tables for those who want to sit outside. You'll notice walking in that they have a brew room on the right. Yes, thats right, they actually brew their own beer on site! There's always 12 on tap, with a nice rotation and variation..and boy, do they beers hit the spot. They're some of the best I've had here! The food isn't too bad either. They have curry fries which is something you don't see often here, as well some decent meat-free options like a veggie burger and meatless tacos. Everything I've tried so far has been quite good, no complaints whatsoever. Super props for the veg options! Anyone who goes here knows when to come...happy hour is the best deal! Get there before 21hs for 2 for 1 select beers or 2 for 1 select mixed drinks (Fernet & coca, obvi) A total steal. As far as the staff goes, they're really down-to-earth and nice. It's always great to see the same faces week after week. They also really seem to know their stuff as far as the beer is concerned. I'm a faithful Malta girl and will continue to be for quite a while, most likely.

Great BrewPub in Buenos Aires!!…read more Super vibe, good music and the staff was terrific. I ordered the 4Hops IPA and was not disappointed. Cold and delicious! Hungry for a bite, the 'blue burger' was tasty and cooked to perfection. Comes with fries, so what's not to love? This part of Palermo is teeming with restaurants and bars, I recommend spending some time here with the great microbrews and food. You won't be disappointed!

Super cool and local vibe with good music and obviously great beers. Bartenders are super friendly…read moreand are happy to make a recommendation from their wall of many unique beers on tap. Apparently they get their beers straight from Patagonia, grown from hops in southern Argentina and use local mountain water to brew their beers. They also have spots to charge your phone if you're just passing by but this is definitely a place to check out if you want to enjoy some quality beers, hang out with some really nice people, and truly experience all that Buenos Aires has to offer. Jose was especially friendly and knowledgeable about the beers on tap. Muchas Gracias!!