Similar to Soho House, Oasis is a beautiful members only creative work space, pool, social club,…read moreand amazing restaurant. The entire space is decorated perfectly, aided by perfect playlists. The service and company are also fantastic. Besides the pool, my favorite part was the restaurant. I was so happy to find a quinoa and chickpea salad with avocado and tomato - normal vegetarian staples at home. The address is actually 4651 Costa Rica. If I lived in Buenos Aires, I would undoubtedly vie for membership!

Amazing space in Palermo, BA. Not visible at all from the street, it looks awesome when you enter…read moreit. I spent 2 nights there and it made my stay in BA very enjoyable. The staff was super nice, they helped us with many things such as booking great places to eat and giving handy tips to visit the city. We got upgraded to a better room (the next door, see website for more info) in order not to be disturbed by a party going on when we arrived, nice thought. The house itself is very well decorated, looks like a loft you would want to own!! The garden and the pool are also very nice and relaxing. The breakfast was beyond expectations (we weren't even aware it was included). The only small regret I have is that we came at very calm period and didn't experience the busy/party crowd. Most of the time we had the entire place for ourselves (which is also nice in a way).

Located on the top floor (rooftop) of the Tango de Mayo Hotel--it's views can't be beat! Happy Hour…read morehas some solid 2 for 1 deals (at time of writing this, NOV 7, 2018--a variety of cocktails were priced for HH as 2 for $200ARS aka two for about $6USD). But also note HH is not daily, only Wednesday thru Saturdays. We didn't try any of the small plates offered, but they do apparently have food/munchies. The vibe is casual-chic (if that is in fact a thing, and not something I just made up lol) ie in no way pretentious and very much come as you are, but also has the vibe and music of a more trendy spot. But, also, again know that it's on the roof of a hotel, so there's not only a decent mix of younger locals, but also (what seems to be) older/foreign guests of the hotel. The servers/bartenders are attentive and friendly, and my boyfriend and I have enjoyed 2 (each) of the very best Aperol Spritz's we've ever had anywhere in the world (we can't decide if the the bartender is using a different ratio, or a special Prosecco or what, but they are TASTY!) all for a grand total of $400ARS aka 12 bucks US (what one single Spritz might cost me in my hometown of Philadelphia). All in all the Happy Hour (or just the view) if you're in the area is worth checking out!

4 stars mostly just for theming. The theming in this place is spectacular. You walk down stairs…read moreentering a "subway station," go through turnstiles, walk through a train car and then you're in the bar. The drinks are definitely expensive though, and I can't speak to the food since we did not eat. The music was hit or miss. Some songs were played way too long, and others were just not hitting.

OVERCHARGED FOR DRINKS!!!! The bartenders here are very…read moredishonest. I ordered four shots and two cocktails and was charged $250 on my credit card. Unfortunately I didn't notice until I got home that evening. I'm not sure if it's because I'm a tourist that I was overcharged but am disputing the charge. I will never go back there.

We had a phenomenal experience at Verne Club last week while visiting Buenos Aires. There are a…read morenumber of "speakeasy" type of bars in BA and they love the secretive concept. But Verne Club was the single most authentic feeling speakeasy type of bar we visited while in BA. It's not hard to get into, and it's not hard to make a reservation. You can do it right from their website. But the bar itself is completely unassuming and if you're not careful you would walk right by it assuming it's a house on a quiet neighborhood street. Not so. Once we walked in we were seated immediately for our reservation. It was a Sunday night and relatively empty at 10pm, but by 11pm the place had filled up to a decent amount. While not every cocktail was perfect (the wine cocktails were a little weird) - they have two special cocktails that are complete slam dunks. The opium old fashioned was one of the best drinks I've ever had (and it was with Jim Beam of all things!) and the Jazmin Blanco was possibly one of the second best drinks I've ever had. Both are amazing. Try them both. The opium old fashioned comes smoking at your table and the inhale experience on your first sip is unforgettable. The food is also very good and the hot dogs were excellent. While my friend and I left around 1am, our husbands stayed on and ended up staying and chatting with Samurai, the owner, after the bar closed for the night. Verne Club was by far one of our most memorable experiences in Buenos Aires and one of our most enjoyable nights. If you're into craft cocktails, and a cool and chill vibe, this is the place for you.

Rating: 3.2/5 [dine in]…read more Saw great reviews for this spot, so we decided to swing by. Service was great, and they spoke English as well, which was helpful. Unfortunately, the drinks didn't quite live up to the hype compared to other cocktail bars we tried that day. White Jasmine ($11,500 ARS): Heraclito London Dry Gin, Cardamom, Lemon Honey, Jasmine Tea (ABV 18.8%). Better than the 1869. You can pick up the flavors, but the lemon honey aftertaste was a bit too strong. 1869 ($12,500 ARS): Havana 7 Rum, Zuelo Torrontés Vinegar, Dates, Pomegranate (ABV 19.6%). Sweet, but the alcohol flavor overpowered everything else. Also, the foam topping was too heavy.

Love the bartender, she was so sweet and we had that bartender talk while sipping some drinks. I…read morethink it's a lovely place and feels like home. At night they have live music as well if you want to check it out in the evenings after dinner

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.

This was my favorite cocktail bar during my Buenos Aires trip. It has a cool, steampunk decor. The…read moremenu was in Spanish so it was a little hard for me to understand but the bartender was kind enough to explain it to me and make recommendations based on my taste. I loved the drink he recommended. It was delicious but boozy.

This place is stunning. Delicious cocktails, kind staff, and a very cool vibe. The waitress brought…read moreus lemon drop shots which were amazing :)

I didn´t have a lot of time to really get to know all of the shades of Sheldon…read more Apparently, this bar has a different vibe every night. We went on a Tuesday night, as a group of friends. They were having a jazz night with a live band. We sat down, ordered drinks and enjoyed the amazing music. One of the guys from the band was probably 18, but he was a good musician. The bar crowd was a mix of 20 something year olds, tourists and randoms. They serve food, but we only had drinks. It was a little tough to pay the bill since they don't accept international cards. I would come back to try the other few nights.

Came here pretty late on a Sunday with a few others and it was packed!…read more food - OK atmosphere - great, lots of seats flowing onto the streets and live music service - good but slow

Honestly I have never eaten here, I've only been here for the beautiful bar atmosphere. This…read morecocktail bar has been here a long time, or at least I've been coming here for over 10years. I love this place, especially on a Friday or Saturday night. The bartenders are friendly and will quickly engage you in conversation. Even if it's not a weekend night, I highly recommend you come by and treat yourself to an Argentinian cocktail.

Tiny entrance, if you walked past it, you wouldn't know that up stairs mixing libations was a great…read morespeakeasy making amazing concoctions in Lab coats. If you're in to flavors, architecture, and some jazzy jazz then maybe you should come in.

Hard to give this place a proper review when all I had was a cup of tea I was feeling under the…read moreweather, so the appetite just wasn't there. The tea did its job, warmed me up, settled things down. But sitting there watching plates fly by, especially their famous burger, I couldn't help but feel like I missed out. Guess I'll have to come back when I'm at full strength and give it the fair shot it deserves. Some meals aren't meant to be judged halfway.

Pony Line is located inside the Four Seasons Buenos Aires. It serves at the hotel's main lounge,…read morethus is open only at night. ATMOSPHERE: Located just off the lobby, it's a small space with lounges, high tops and bar seating. It' s not a dance club by any means. The crowd was younger-local and the vibe felt like an upscale social event, making for easy conversation with not too loud DJ music. Decor is warm and contemporary. MENU: Bar-style apps, charcuterie, sandwiches, burgers, salads, pizzas, desserts. While we didn't eat, my spouse and I were looking for a night cap. Because we were guests of the hotel, we didn't have to pay a cover charge. Being that it was a Saturday night, the place was filled but not overly crowded, meaning no seats were available but no one was standing around either. We were told we'd get a spot ASAP but instead of waiting, we decided to walk across the street to the row of restaurants that are under the freeway overpass. Personally, I like to explore the city and not just stay in the hotel anyway. As expected while walking by the place on a Sunday night, it was completely empty! Oh well. OVERALL: Maybe next time we'll get to experience the food and drinks. So, it's a 3-star for now.