Amazing pastry and a good coffee. The lemonade was the best I have ever tried. We had 2 coffees,…read moreone lemonade, one croissant with ham & cheese, one pain au choco and one eclair and we spent AR$ 191, a fair price.

Such a cozy and quiet gem right off of the craziness that is Cabildo. Only a 5 minute or less walk…read morefrom Subte Juramento. The entrance is quite bright and ideal for a quick bite to eat but if you are looking to get work done, there is a room to the side with dim lighting, couch seating, plugs, and fast wifi. They have a wide variety of drink specials and you can get almond milk for an additional 25 pesos! *Update* Highly recommend their pour over for two. You get to choose the method and it is a good amount of coffee to share.

I overall really enjoyed the ambiance with all the comfy couches, window seats, and upstairs…read moreseating. It was really great for reading a book or doing some work on my computer! However, sadly my latte was subpar. I came on 2 separate occasions and my latte both times was watered down. The first time I thought it was just an exception but for my second drink, I got the same watery-ness. Although I enjoy the vibes/ambiance a lot, I would probably choose another café next time.

Excelente su cafe y tortas, probe una de chocolate exquisita a mi paladar, el lugar es bellisimo y…read moretranquilo, ideal para una cita o reunion de trabajo, me atendieron super bien y rapido, de no creer! tiene una terraza preciosa para tomar el aire, te llega el cafe calentito y rico! adoro este sitio. el mejor de Palermo, lo mejor de todo? que lo tengo a unas cuadras

Very nice coffee and pastries. Menu in English and staff may not be very hospitable but speak great…read moreEnglish. Large Americano (they make it by diluting espresso) is 85 in local currency, around 2 USD. So you get a sense of the price range. Guess for locals, it's fairly expensive.

Cristol in Buenos Aires is a great local spot for coffee and pastries. Everything was fresh and…read morewell done, and it had a relaxed, neighborhood feel. Definitely a place the locals go. English isn't really spoken here, so brushing up on your Spanish helps--but that's part of the charm. Good coffee, good pastries, and an authentic Buenos Aires experience.

From the owner: CRISOL Gente Tomando Café sigue expandiendo su esencia por las esquinas más lindas de Buenos Aires…read more Desde 2011, con un concepto que prioriza el café y una propuesta de cocina con recetas simples y caseras elaboradas con ingredientes frescos, presenta una alternativa para cada momento del día. Variadas opciones veggies, menú del día y combos para armar, los desayunos clásicos, energéticos, almuerzos, meriendas y brunch recargados. Además, la propuesta de take away te permite disfrutar Crisol donde quieras!

Very nice spot especially when the weather is nice and you seat outdoors in their beautiful patio…read moreaway from the crowds of the area. The toast weren't very tasty, the bread was not very good. The salmon was very good. Nice spot to go with friends for breakfast/lunch. The cortado great.

The best part about this place is the gorgeous garden which it shares with the Museum next door…read more Huge over hanging trees set a beautiful scene for dinner or cocktails in the evening with lights in the trees and candles on the tables. So the ambiance is the best part here. Everything else you can get else where. It's right next door to a movie theater so naturally it is a fitting plan to have a coffee here afterwards. Nearby Cabildo and Juramento it is also extremely easy to get to and from The prices are alright and you can pay with a card with is always nice. Postres are the best, for a snack or just to wander by and get dessert, otherwise the dinner options are nothing to rave about. When it is crowded you need to be patient because there are few waiters for the amount of people that can fit outisde.

Delicioso a mi paladar, me pedi un latte, clasico pero delicioso, me llego super rapido y la…read moreatencion 10/10. vuelvo a este sitio cada que puedo, me gusta su decoracion, y su colorimetria! Gracias laboratorio, espectacular en todo sentido

We always try to find great local cafe's and roasters while traveling so of course Buenos Aires was…read moreno exception. This café in Palermo was fantastic! Great coffee and medialuna with a relaxed atmosphere.

Amazing coffee in a convenient location. The baristas are very quick and helpful when it comes to…read moretake away. There is a wonderful selection of coffee, smoothies, and pastries. I must recommend the banana bread - probably some of the best I have ever tasted... I dream about this banana bread. I look forward to returning and hopefully expanding this review.

Such great coffee with perfect homemade almond milk. Buenos Aires was missing a really high quality…read morebarista and I found it here. The staff are friendly but slow so relax and enjoy your coffee. The food is very fresh so it also take a bit of time. It is a great option to have a brunch with friends or get work done. I always go there for an almond cap.

I don't know... this is a hard one to write because I love tea and the location is beautiful…read more However, they are simply not geared to host guests on site. First off, it's on you to figure out whether or not to order your drink at the cocktail stand or the kiosk with the pastries as well as paying through the waitress or at the stands. Secondly, service is terribly, terribly slow and anything besides pastries are a joke - do not get a salad here! The salads are prepacked in clear, plastic containers, and that's how they are served. You literally have to go to the stand to insist hey pick through and offer you one without wilted, dead, dark-green lettuce. Also, tea opens are very limited, which is so confusing and though I asked of the tea comes in a pot or cup and was told it would come in a pot (the only reason I ordered), my tea came in a cup with no explanation. Why would I go to a tea spot for a cup of tea? Some of my friends were frustrated and got coffees to be safe but they all came in to-go cups. I had to remind them 4 times for the little pastry I ordered and had already paid for as well. Go to buy loose-leaf tea, go to take photos, but that's about it.