Really a perfect little café that is open all day in the financial/theater district. It is full of…read morebusinessman in suits and a few tourists. It is tableservice at its finest and a nice selection of pastries in the morning that you choose yourself. The prices are not cheap but it's worth it. The manteca medialunas (butter croissants) are amazing. We tried to come for lunch and it was jampacked and were never able to get a table. The salads and sandwiches that went by all looked fantastic. It is only one block from the Teatro Colon so definitely worth a stop before or after picking up tickets or doing a tour if the theater. Not sure if it is open for dinner.

Such a cute place. Way over priced but it's location is so amazing. The churros and hot chocolate…read morebeat anywhere in in Buenos Aires I have tried in my 5 years living here.

Terrible food. I don't recommend to visit this restaurant at all. Poor quality ingredients; messy…read moreplace; music too high; too expensive.

Only a few times you get to go to a place like the Oak Bar. Great ambience, beautiful terrace; and…read moreGabriela and Leandro, the bartenders who will make you happy. With their amazing Negroni and the scandalous Old Fashioned. Best I ever had.

On our first day in Buenos Aires, we stopped into the Oak Bar for a pre-dinner cocktail. The bar is…read morelocated off the stately lobby of the Park Hyatt hotel and looks like an elegant club rather than a common bar. They have an extensive menu of their signature cocktails and a wide range of spirits on hand very each had martinis that were well shaken and served with a generous twist of Keon. Both were delicious. The service is competent and friendly but totally unobtrusive. The deep plush chairs and the wood paneled walls make the bar cozy and invite one to relax. There's a small food menu which we did not sample. They also have a humidor for those interested in a cigar.

You go here for the view. Recommend making reservations on Whatsapp. Expect to check in downstairs…read more They have a sizable humidor and you can smoke cigars both indoors and outdoors. Despite being touristy, expect the crew to speak very little English. Cocktails are pricey, which is the premium for many rooftop bars these days.

We looked for a roof-top bar and Sky Bar was the closest to our hotel so we visited for a drink at…read morethe end of a day of touring. You get to the bar through the lobby of the Pulitzer hotel and there's no sign for the bar at the street level. The views are not there and if you're expecting a nice bar with great views this is not it. The service was fine and prompt and the menu offers a variety of cocktails, beer, wine, and tapas. Only wines from the Salentein vineyard were available by the glass, all other wine is sold by the bottle only. It's a bar on top of a hotel roof and has a view of the city... that's about all that can be said about the experience.

The staff is very friendly and accommodating, the view is amazing as well as the overall look of…read morethe hotel. I had a Paloma and the empanadas, Play both were delicious. I have no complaints whatsoever!

Went to the rooftop bar at Alvear Palace Hotel for sunset drinks and had a fun time overall. The…read moresunset itself isn't anything mind-blowing, but you do get nice views of the city, the river, and the Floralis Generica lit up, which was a cool thing to see. One thing to know going in is that there's a minimum bar tab and a two-hour time limit, which can be a little annoying if you're just hoping for one quick drink and a small bite. That said, the drinks and food were solid. The Grey Goose martinis were well made, and the buffalo mozzarella caprese appetizer was really good and easy to recommend. Good spot for a sunset drink if you're okay settling in for a bit rather than popping in and out.

Decadent! We arrived somewhat early on a Thursday night and were greeted by a live band performing…read moreShania Twain's "Man, I Feel Like A Woman", which was absurdly amusing to me. It would be like walking into a bar in Tulsa, Oklahoma and seeing people tangoing. Crowd was full of middle aged divorcee swagger. You know the types, and you know the dance moves. Especially to Shania Twain. "Whooo!" Over the course of the evening, music improved. I vaguely recall "My Sharona" after a few drinks. Or maybe it was still an ode to "My Shania". That notwithstanding; the scene is plush and the drinks delicious. Upscale BA, I'm sure the scene is a bit "hipper" on the weekends. The Faena itself is not to be missed.

Great setting and very nice atmosphere. It's definitely a nice spot for a date night or a romantic…read morestay. The cocktails are decent and they serve a daytime menu that's also pretty good.

Walked into the flower shop and it smelled amazing. Continued to the bar below and enjoyed a few…read moreglasses of wine. Enjoyable atmosphere and friendly staff.

Arriving back from Iguaza Falls, we decided to risk a very late dinner here without reservations…read more The uber ride dropped us off and a pleasant employee guided us to the location as we were a bit bewildered as to where the flower shop storefront was located. We loved the florist- yes plenty of fresh flowers in the shop, They opened the walk in fridge door and we walked downstairs to the speakeasy amid the dj spinning records. We were seated at a table and a very pleasant server ( who spoke English) dropped of our menus and took our drink orders. My aperol spritz was refreshing and hubby enjoyed his cocktail too. Our preferences for seafood or veggies allowed our server to make recommendations that were amazing. The complimentary sourdough bread was devoured- it had been a long 24 hrs without much food - another story! The crab empanada was large enough to share and was AMAZINGLY yummy. No wonder it is one of the most ordered dishes. Hubby loved his anchovy crostini, the BBQ shrimp - delicious, and we shared the argula salad- also a winner. Not much wait for an Uber back to our Airbnb at 1am- time to prepare for tomorrow's departure. Hope to return in the future!