Excellent place with great beer and food. Price is the same as everywhere and it wasn't too crowded…read moreon a Friday night. Every other place I tried to go was too filled up to go in. The music might be a little too loud if you sit inside.

From the owner: Las mejores cervezas artesanales, acompañadas de las mejores hamburguesas del barrio de Nuñezread more

I visited Strange Brewing on a Saturday for lunch. They had just opened and it was not busy at…read moreall We were fascinated by the menu and to try everything. We ordered our beers and then over ordered food. I can't say enough about how amazing the food is. They pull from so many different regions and everything so well. We had the Korean chicken, the brisket nachos, the Ossobuco grilled cheese, sandwich, and a lamb dish that I can't translate. All food was a 10 out of 10, as I said, we well over ordered, but could not stop eating it. The portions were humongous. I would love to go back to this restaurant!!! The beer was good but the food is the standout!

Really good beer, really cool place. They serve half pints, not too hard to handle. Food is served,…read moreit seemed that the kitchen was competent and the food was good. Younger crowds at the breweries in general.

On Tap's formula is tried and tested: twenty different varieties of local craft beer and delicious…read moreburgers served with really tasty fries (which are hard to come by in Buenos Aires). I especially liked the 'Dafaaaaaaq' burger which comes with bacon and some spicy sauce. The bar is quite spacious and has communal tables, which means less privacy but a great way to meet new people if you're up for that. They also have a big projector screen which is used to show footie matches. There's no table service and if you want to add some sauces to your burger there's a counter where you can serve yourself some delicious koriander and mint sauce or smoked aubergine sauce (just two examples). However, there's also some things that could be improved, especially regarding communication: some of the beers on the menu cannot be chosen when ordering a combo (burger, fries and beer). Also, if you want to buy one of these beers you have to pay a $50 deposit for the 'special' glass they borrow you.

Wow, the place is packed!…read more Beer was served icy frosty and with a great smile!! Should have come here days ago, it's obviously a very popular place and rightly so! Location a block from Plaza Serrano couldn't help, and of course the snacks looked great. I didn't partake, but I should have! Go see it when you are in Palermo!!

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.

From the owner: Mas de 35 variedades en Pizzas al Horno de Barro, a la Piedra. Pizzas clásicas, gourmet, rellenas,…read morecalzones y bordes rellenos. Ademas, tenemos empanas y tartaletas individuales. Contamos con envio a domicilio todos los días. Tambien, te esperamos para almorzar con un delicioso Menu de Mediodía. Fuera de gran cantidad de pizzas, en nuestra carta podes encontrar, ensaladas, pastas, sandwiches y postres. Y como si fuera poco, mas de 6 variedades de cervezas artesanales. Encontra tu Dupla Perfecta en Arcos 2181.

Really old cafe vibes with antique-like decorations. The milanesa was highly disappointing with…read morebarely any flavor. Cute place to meet with friends but maybe stick to their drinks.

From the owner: Cafe Bar de la Eesquina esta ubicado en el barrio de Belgrano…read more Fue seleccionado por el Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina distinguiendolo como Café Notable. Titulo que lo destaca entre otros del rubro por considerarlos que fueron escenarios de actividades culturales significativas que, por antigüedad, arquitectura o relevancia local, son considerados "Notables" y forman parte oficial del patrimonio cultural de la ciudad. El edificio fue construido en 1911 y conserva su fachada y dependencias, si bien en un principio se utilizaba como vivieda, luego fue un histórico billar y confiteria donde los vecinos se juntaban a tomar tragos y jugar mientras disfrutaban de amenas charlas. En 1983 abre sus puertas lo que hoy es El Cafe de la Esquina, lugar de encuentro y charlas de amigos que disfrutan de la decoracion de época y donde disfrutan su tentador menú acompañados de musica de fondo tranquila. La sidra y cerveza tirada con picada , aros de cebolla o rabas son un clásico imperdible.

One more in the great burger takeover of Buenos Aires. Let's bow down and raise a glass to our new…read moreOverlords. Cervelar has a miasma of beers. All types and all kinds. Hops as far as the eye can see. What's more, it even crafts its own brewskis, with a Jack Daniels' concoction that makes a blind man see and a seeing man blind. The burgers are fine and greasy. The picadas great, and their zero tolerance policy towards salads is a must (there's one on the menu, but I'm certain it's just a placeholder.)