the place for a relaxing hot afternoon in Recoleta or aperitif before dinner. Not many people…read morearound 4pm-6pm but still ok atmosphere and wide selection of Argentinian beers (lager, stout, bock).

You HAVE to try this place, it is so good. Portion size is huge, you will definitely take home…read moreleftovers. The milanesa is so thin and tender. They have a very apprehensive menu with different options for toppings. Served hot and made from scratch!

I had a great lunch at Don Ignacio,  El rey de la Milanese, The king of the milanesa…read more I had the milanesa fugazzeta, it come out in a Huge portion oozing with cheese and onion and ham on top. I could only finish half off it. The place is a shrine to Rock and Roll with amazing pictures and memorabilia. A Buenos Aires landmark

Nelson's fun, trendy atmosphere made for a way better than average Monday night! The cocktails are…read morefabulous- my mojito was huge and so refreshing. We ordered a few entradas and I would give them all 3/5 stars... they looked good but tasted pretty average. The garlic shrimp was in a great sauce, so save your bread for dipping! I'll be back for un trago, and maybe I'll try a couple more dishes.

in my opinion this place is very good. Fancy and elegant atmosphere. We ordered a pizza that has…read morebacon and rocket and it was fantastic.

New, nice, great vibe…read more New gastropub, more of a tap room as nothing is brewed on site. Food was good, nice beer selection. They have a great outdoor seating area that was packed with locals and few tourists. La Chopperia also has an upstairs outdoor seating area that was pretty popular for a Wednesday night. This area of Palermo is so fantastic, everybody should come here and enjoy Palermo SOHO.

Funky lil spot full of character!…read more We stopped by for some wieners & beers on a beautiful sunny day. The inside is a bit moody, but all of the windows & doors were open, allowing the light & fresh air to stream in. The menu is easy to read & there's an English version available by request. It clearly marks allergens like gluten & dairy, which made it easy for me to pick a few sausages for myself with no gluten. Be warned: They are HUGE! I ate a few, but only because I got them with no buns. One wiener sandwich is definitely more than enough for one person here. My only critique was that the accoutrements station was a little bit awkward. It was tucked away in a corner in such a way that only one person at a time could really fit. I wanted to add more sauces & toppings to my dogs, but didn't want to take up too much space for too long. Some folks didn't have that same thought process & stayed in the accoutrement station for a long, long time. I think the layout of the restaurant could be changed to make this whole process a bit less awkward.

Amazing place with wife selection of beers. This place used to be a pharmacy, they kept the…read moreoriginal vibe of the place. Their double Neipa is awesome!

This was an optional excursion on our tour, and I'm really glad we decided to do it. The music,…read moredancing, and singing were incredibly entertaining, there was never a dull moment. I honestly don't know how the dancers avoid hitting each other, especially with five couples on stage at once! The show started on "Argentina time" around 9:45 pm and ended around 11 pm. One of the highlights was their performance to Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal which so fun and unexpected. Dinner was a prix fixe menu. We started with wine, bread, and empanadas. I ordered my steak medium well, but it came out fully cooked and quite chewy, which was disappointing. Luckily, one of my tourmates ordered hers medium and shared a piece with me and it was perfect. For dessert, I had the flan with dulce de leche, which paired nicely with hot tea. Overall, the tango show is definitely something you shouldn't miss when in Buenos Aires!

So many Tango show options and this one was recommended by our Hotel. They had a transfer option…read morewhich was seamless and convenient especially considering the ride after the show. We took the Show sans dinner (with drinks/snack) option which worked out better for us. Starting around 9:45 and finishing at 11. We got a choice of two Empanadas (meat/veggie/cheese options) or dessert. Empanadas -meat, spinach were delicious. Our Malbec which was poured often was also tasty. The show didn't disappoint with a mix of talented dancers along with acclaimed Singers and live orchestra. Two story theatre that takes you back in time in a good way. We were on the second level and had a perfect view of the stage. Service was attentive. Would recommend booking directly or through your Hotel. Would like to go back to experience the historic Cafe and Bar. They've been around since 1890-we understand why.

Stopped in for cocktails on a Friday night. Spacious, colorful, and drinks were well made. Good…read moremusic too. Nice spot for a duo or for groups.

I got a burger and an order of empanadas from this place via Uber Eats…read more The deliver was spot-on. FAST! Food arrived quite hot, and early. However the food also left much to be desired. The fries were soggy. The meat had a weird off flavor. I was ok in the morning but it left me wondering what the heck was up with that. And the pattie was like leather with gristle in it. Not pleasant. Same meat was in the empanadas but at least they were still juicy. Not about to try again!

You left BITE MARKS on my neck that was your DRUNK way of saying that you LOVED me without feeling…read morebad about it LOL.

Excelentes tragos de autor y la deco del lugar es espectacular!read more

This was a pretty awesome recommendation from one of our friends for cocktail bars in Palermo. I'm…read moresort of a sucker for speakeasies, and this was one of the more involved ones I've been to yet. On a very unassuming street, you have to declare the password to the doorman, and then once you do, you walk to a telephone booth that the doorman will give you an access code for. Certainly a lot of steps, but pretty well executed, actually. After entering, you see a very dark, intimate area with some nice couches for lounging, while the back area is brighter-lit and has the full bar, and a second level with more seating. It's certainly much more touristy here, as most of the clientele doesn't seem like they're from around the area, but it doesn't really take away from the vibe at all. Nonetheless, it's definitely very scene-y. The DJ up on the second floor was spinning some 90/00's rock (Chili Peppers, Blur, Killers) before moving onto more modern American pop songs from artists such as The Weeknd and DJ Snake. After going to other bars in the area that played mostly pop hits in Spanish, I could see that this was more of an outlier, but I didn't mind. We managed to snag some seats at the bar after befriending a very friendly couple that was just about to leave. We ordered a bunch of different drinks: smoked rosemary old-fashioned, pisco sours, the power of the tonic (basically a gin and tonic with honey and extra lemon). The bartenders certainly know what they're doing, and you can witness them practicing their craft. My smoked rosemary old-fashioned was a bit on the sweeter side, but still very strong, and the bartender actually used a blowtorch to light the rosemary, which was pretty gimmicky, but still kinda cool. The pisco sours was pretty delicious, and the power of the tonic came in a huge glass, and was very strong. The prices here are definitely more expensive than most bars in the area, with cocktails running from AR$150-200 (USD $11-15). However, they're using very quality ingredients, and the service is excellent and very attentive, so in all, a very quality product. Definitely worth a visit if you're going out in Palermo. It's certainly a very intimate space, while also providing a plethora of delicious, well-crafted drinks.