Mens clothes only…read more Didn't think BA is a fashion capital but still they have their own local apparel brand. Felix is a pretty decent clothing store, with good service, the store is clean and nice. I think it's relatively posh for the city cos the clothes at Felix is not cheap! If you didn't bring enough clothes for your trip maybe you can stop by Felix for emergency.

I found this shop occasionally. It has a nice selection of clothes. I was surprised. It is a…read moretypical Palermo shop

Clean, lovely space with various food counters. One of my favorite areas when I lived in Buenos…read moreAires (more for the food court than anything else).

This is more than just a patio- it's for rich bulls. Moo. Seriously, Argentina is rich with bulls-…read morethere's more cows than people in this country. Appropriate name. It's a multi-level high end shopping mall, with escalators that run down the center past level after level of housewares, women's clothing shops, and even a Volvo dealership! They have so many cool stores, but most of the shops are for women. Where do the men shop around here? They had a bunch of high end shops- I went by Mont Blanc, and drooled over the pens. Valenti on the top level is a good place to get a glass of wine. The mall was clean, well kept, and felt safe. The merchants kept to themselves unless you need help. They weren't out hounding customers or hustling or anything, it was a proper shopping experience. The displays were all creative and beautiful. It's a nice place to go window shopping.

Have been coming here for years. My husband loves English shirts like Hilditch and Key and James…read moreSmart has their their proprietary line of men's shirts that are crisp and classic. Everyone speaks English. They're very helpful. Much easier than shopping downtown Bruno's Aires. The Recoleta store is the only one we've been to.

I stopping by this very attractive looking shop on a recent trip to Buenos Aires. I was looking…read morefor a black belt among other things. I saw a belt that I liked within second of going in the store. Holding the belt, I asked the sales person if he had additional sizes. His dismissively replied "no hablo Ingles" and it was clear he had no interest in helping. I was quite surprised for a store of that quality and in that part of the city not to have someone who did not speak a word on English or did not try to help. That was not my experience in other stores in Buenos Aires at all.

The service and food are excellent. I usually have the skirt steak as it's a very hard cut to get…read moreright. I like mine medium rare and they always get it right. It was a party of 9 and we were all very happy with all their meals.