This is my favorite bookstore in Buenos Aires. They have a huge variety of books and display them…read morewell. You can browse and discover books you'd never find on Amazon. I even discovered British and American authors I did not know. But I especially loaded up on Spanish language books related to Argentina. The staff is very friendly and welcoming.

Cuando in Buenos Aires...you better go to Libros del Pasaje. It is comfortable to bring your…read moreMacbook to. The WiFi can be overloaded at some times and therefore it might make you have to leave. However, the service is amazing and the Campari con Jugo de Naranje es muy rico.

Beautiful bookstore and ambiance. But that's not enough, you have to serve good food and not make a…read moreclient to wait 20' for a salad! The salad was tired, the cheese not fresh. The soup okay, not home made, the flan was warm and with very little dulce de leche. People from another table came much later than us and they were served first, a gentean next to me just decided to left. Not coming back, at least to the restaurant.

This place is one of the best book stores in town!! Hidden gem that book lovers shouldn't miss.read more

Qué linda experiencia en Caleidoscopio! Fui porque ya sabía los nombres de los autores que buscaba…read morey no quería ir a una librería grande. Es cierto lo que la gente dice que son muy amables, inclusive Lili me dio una breve historia del barrio y me indicó una linda caminata y un café donde ir después. ¡ Gracias por todo, ustedes van a ser parte de cada futuro viaje a Buenos Aires! What a wonderful experience I had at Caleidoscopio! I went because I already knew the authors I was looking for and I did not want to go to a large bookstore. It's true what everyone is saying here that they're wonderful. Lily even gave me a brief history of the neighborhood, suggested a walk to take and a café where to go afterwards. Thank you for everything - you will be a part of every future trip to Buenos Aires!

Old theatre converted into a bookshop…read more Free to enter and walk around. Stunning interior and there is also a coffee shop at the back. I didn't see any English books so don't expect to buy anything but Totally worth checking it out