Great ambiance, great food, great music. Staff was very patient with my broken Spanish, and they…read moreplayed 90's hip hop. Perfect spot!

Anyone that knows of this place will tell you it's worth coming to time and time again. Due to the…read morecity being what it is you are going to have a crazy time finding anything that matches this place in terms of aesthetic. This place resembles a renovated alleyway and is almost entirely outside and spacious between two brick type buildings. The owner, Fidel clearly sank a lot of time making it a comfortable and relaxed environment. - Beer - Their beer selection as it stands now is small but promising. They have about 5 taps serving the standard Quilmes, Patagonia lineup. They also have a somewhat hidden tap of homebrew that rotates often and has literally never let me down in quality (Seriously give this a try regardless of what it is). Last I checked with Fidel he was in talks to add 4 more taps to his lineup which would give the location a very refreshing array of beers to try, here's to hoping they can snag some promising local breweries as the Quilmes/Patagonia humdrum can be a deterrent for some. They also have soda, water, tonic if you don't want beer, no wine from what I can tell. - Aesthetic - I usually do not comment too much on this factor but in a city that seems to thrive off intensity at all times this is a nice break from it. For the life of me, I could not find a place that played music that was at least slightly calm until I came to this place. Its the only place I have found with a very laid-back vibe and to top it off it is outdoors. They have lights strung up across the place to give it almost a back patio summer feel that I always enjoyed back in the states. I would usually turn right around the first time I saw their beer selection but I am totally honest when I say the atmosphere here made me become a regular even before I tried the beer and food. - Food - Simply put they have the best chicken wings I have ever had both here in Argentina and in the states. I was told to try Chicken Bros for good wings but once I got a taste of these I never went back. At the time of writing this, they run about 40 Pesos for 7 which in my book is an amazing deal. They also have sandwiches which are amazing as well and was the reason I mentally decided to make this a regular eating spot in the first place...the wings just turned it into an addiction. Tidbits - Happy hour is phenomenally priced and runs until about 9 I think. - The hours on Yelp are incorrect and they tend to open at around 6, not 5 so just keep that in mind. - If you're keen on it I have met nothing but friendly people here like I said...the good vibes carry onto the people you see here as well. - They have Foosball and hula hoops -They have an indoor section in the back - In case you miss it the entrance is a gate with a colorful wall. - Most people working here know English to a fair amount so if you're timid about your Spanish it is not an overwhelming location to check out. - It's outdoors so you might endure some cigarette smoke if that's not your thing just be aware. - Maybe I have not been there late enough but this place stays rather mellow unless a party comes through. While that is a huge draw for me it may be a deterrent for others. I sincerely think that if you are in Palermo or even Buenos Aires you are missing out on how diverse and interesting this city can be if you do not give this place a shot. As it stands I go to this place every week at least and they are worth every Peso. I continue to wish them the best of luck in the future and hope they continue to grow in business and popularity. -Cheers

I visited Strange Brewing on a Saturday for lunch. They had just opened and it was not busy at…read moreall We were fascinated by the menu and to try everything. We ordered our beers and then over ordered food. I can't say enough about how amazing the food is. They pull from so many different regions and everything so well. We had the Korean chicken, the brisket nachos, the Ossobuco grilled cheese, sandwich, and a lamb dish that I can't translate. All food was a 10 out of 10, as I said, we well over ordered, but could not stop eating it. The portions were humongous. I would love to go back to this restaurant!!! The beer was good but the food is the standout!

Excelente brewery with a unique, hip concept. Beers are…read moregreat (coming from my beer connoisseur boyfriend)! Did not try the food but it looks delicious. Will be back!

Buller is a cool and eclectic brewery in the Recoleta neighborhood in Buenos Aires. I tried two of…read moretheir one of their IPA (Hazy) and the Helles. Both were really good. We were in a big group that met there and we got a table on the third floor overlooking the cemetery. It was nice. They do serve food here and it looked really good. Maybe next time.

Great rooftop spot with an incredible view overlooking the Recoleta Cemetery--definitely one of the…read morebest features of Buller Bar. Came during happy hour and was pleasantly surprised by the value: for about $22 USD, I got a steak, a side, an empanada, and a pint of beer. The steak was tender and flavorful, definitely better quality than expected for the price. Good vibes, solid deal, and unbeatable scenery. Would absolutely return for the view and the value!

This is a cozy little brewery in the heart of San Telmo. Happy hour (55 pesos per pint) goes till…read more8, and the regular price of 70 pesos is still great. I really liked both the Yerba Mate Pilsner and the 'Merica IPA, both were super tasty. The bartenders are really cool and we're great sources of information about the are. Peanuts are free and there are a few snacks. Wifi is gratis!

Sexton Beer Company has a small list of beers they brew in-house. Unfortunately they was out of…read moremost of the beers when we arrived.. The beers we had was great, but when they don't have 80% of what they offer normally its not good enough. But the guys behind the bar was great so hopefullt we'll return next weekend when they have greater selection. The bar is rough and the interior is simple. On the speakers it was mainly rock. But the few types we tried was good and they had some cool varities I definitively will try on my next visit.

Outstanding local brewery with lots of options. Find what you want and if you don't see it -…read moreask!!! They will make you happy.

La peor que he tenido en muchísimo tiempo!. Estuve de vacaciones en Buenos Aires y debo decir que…read moreeste lugar no se debe visitar ni por error. Los dueños son groseros, mal educados y no saben nada de servicio al cliente. Me trajeron mi cerveza e inmediatamente empezaron a recoger absolutamente todo hasta quedar solamente mi silla. No era agua, era alcohol y obviamente no es conveniente ni saludable tomarse una cerveza de 16 oz en 3 minutos. Eran unas personas venezolanas muy desagradables que dejan al turista con una muy mala impresión de la ciudad!. Si son inmigrantes deberían cuidar sus palabras y valorar los turistas!!!. La cerveza es equis, no tiene nada para resaltar. No tenían hielo, ni otros licores!!!.

Yet another new opening of a craft beer bar here in the 'hood. This one's been in the works for…read moreawhile and finally opened recently. Boasting a solid 30 taps, from somewhere between 15-20 different breweries, it's one of the better stocked places around. There's a certain staid formality to the service, the barmen in leather aprons and offering up an amiable, though short of friendly greeting and serving of beer. There's even a doorman with a clipboard, deciding if you can come in or not, despite the fact that the place has far fewer attendees (at least so far) than the other beer spots within a block or so. It has less of a feel of a trendy, hopping place to hang out and more of a place for serious beer drinkers to come and sample. The selection of beers doesn't list a size, and different beers get different glassware - just eyeballing it, I'd say that you're getting anywhere from a half to a full pint, depending on which beer, you just don't know in advance. And, it's a little pricey, with about 2/3 of the list coming in at 90 pesos and the remainder at 100. There is a happy hour during early evening, from 6:30 to 8:30, but rather than a flat reduced price, the offering is any of the 90 peso priced beers, a second one for only 30 pesos more, i.e., 120 pesos for two beers. They don't have to be the same, but they are limited to the "lower" priced beers. You do get a little board with some cheese and cold cuts on it to accompany your beer. The menu specialty is pizza - with a dozen varieties available by the slice. It's not the best pizza I've ever had, it's not the worst. The crust is a little chewy, and not in a good way - I think it simply needed to have been left to rise a bit longer and get a lighter texture. The cheese is a bit oily, but flavorful. The "pepperoni", which I tried with great hopes, was, as is so typical here, not pepperoni, but just some sort of mildly spicy salami. Ah well. They do have a combo price of a beer and a slice for 130 pesos, which saves you a whopping 10 pesos over the two ordered separately (again, 90 peso beers only) - as slices come in at a hefty 50 pesos apiece. Considering that the 10 peso difference between the two "levels" of beer amounts to a whole 55 cents U.S., personally, I think they should just price them all the same and be done with it. Would I go back? Yes, mostly just because of the beer selection over the other spots in the area, as well as, I tend to like a quieter bar.

Stopped in for a late snack. Had two beef empanadas for 130ar and one of their house brews, the…read moreBelgian. The empanadas were great but the beer was mostly flat. Had potential because it was good flavor. Much is written in English throughout the bar and the were even player American hip hop but no one here spoke English. Had tough time communicating. But they were definitely friendly and did seem bothered trying to explain.

Simple and friendly neighborhood bar, serving good beer on tap and some food so the beer won't feel…read morealone. Frequented by locals, expect friendliness, but don't expect communicating in English. You'll be fine - just point and pay.