During our trip to Buenos Aires, we were disappointed with how many of the highly rated cocktail…read morebars were just not good.....like at all. The drinks were bad. The places were loud and the music was not cohesive to the ambiance. We luckily found the Harrison Speakeasy and we had such a wonderful time. It's open late and really gives the speakeasy vibes that so many "speakeasies" are lacking these days. The music was great. The DJ was very impressive and played a nice array of music. Seamlessly mixing old and new salsa and more. The drinks - we finally had some good drinks here! I was so happy after the previous bars we had been to. The only downside here was that we got there and were having such a good time, then it closed and we were left wanting more. It was such a nice time and I really appreciated the opportunity to visit during our trip!

The Harrison is a New York prohibition themed speakeasy tucked behind the Nicky NY sushi. To enter,…read moreyou must walk through the restaurant and a server will take you behind the wine cellar and a "Time Machine". It was a bit funny seeing another country's interpretation of "American culture" but I think Harrison nailed it - from the New York newspaper menus to the classy interior to the expertly made cocktails. I could not decide on the cocktail menu, so the bartender asked me what my preferences were. She whipped up a mint banana drink and it was SO AMAZINGLY GOOD. Like one of the best cocktails of my life. AND it was only $6!! (Granted, all the cocktails in Buenos Aires are $6 USD) During my visit to Buenos Aires I also tried two of the "world's top 50" bars: Tres Monos and Floreria Atlantico. Honestly, I think Harrison has them both beat in terms of ambiance and beverage. Wonderful experience and I will definitely come back the next time I'm in town.

Really charming ambiance: relaxed, great attention to detail, antique aesthetic for hipstersread more

Me gusta la propuesta, distinta. Los tragos son de autor, jugados y distintos a los que estamos…read moreacostumbrados a tomar! I like the proposal, different. Signature drinks, risky and different from what we are used to drinking!

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.

Verne club was the most amazing vibe and had the best drinks. I loved the environment here and the…read moreamazing outdoor and indoor space. There's something for everyone! The drinks were all so unique and tasty, I highly recommend

On our first day in Buenos Aires, we stopped into the Oak Bar for a pre-dinner cocktail. The bar is…read morelocated off the stately lobby of the Park Hyatt hotel and looks like an elegant club rather than a common bar. They have an extensive menu of their signature cocktails and a wide range of spirits on hand very each had martinis that were well shaken and served with a generous twist of Keon. Both were delicious. The service is competent and friendly but totally unobtrusive. The deep plush chairs and the wood paneled walls make the bar cozy and invite one to relax. There's a small food menu which we did not sample. They also have a humidor for those interested in a cigar.

Great! Cocktail Bar! One of the best Negronis, I've ever had. Great Terrace, and very convenient…read morelocation, next to the Hyatt Hotel.

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.

Came here after seeing this bar listed #7 on the top 50 bars of the world and it did not…read moredisappoint! We were lucky to get seated quickly, despite not having a reservation. The ambience is dark with splashes of colors around the bar, and the drinks are eclectic and unique. The bar is pretty small and intimate, and we were seated right in front of the bartender where we got to enjoy watching the bartenders prepare the drinks so expertly. Each drink was so flavorful. Great service and appreciated the little candies at the end. 10/10 experience, would definitely come back!

Very fun bar - we got lucky with timing and got a table quickly. The drinks themselves were solid…read moreand creative, and the vibes of the bar were great. It was busy, which meant service was a bit spotty, but overall a fun time.

Omg!!! Such a pretty place and great cocktails!! What an oasis in this city. We ordered the Lost…read moreAirmail and another Jack Daniels based cocktail. Both tasted great and were sizable and very reasonably priced. Will definitely be back for more.

Lived a block from it most of my life. Saw scores of people coming in and out... Swore it was a…read morebrothel. Why? No freaking sign! Just a red door with a suspicious looking red light! One day, someone told me the truth. Hesitantly I knocked on the door and was invited into a fantasy land. That's the real impact, one minute you're on the street, next to a known hangout of bums and the like, the next you're inside a swanky club. Narnia for those in search of libations. The drinks are just the right price. Is the food great? Ehhh. Are the drinks excellent? Depends on the day. Is the exp.' worth having? Hell yes!

BIG ups to this super cute semi-hidden Italian gem we had lunch @ yesterday in Palermo Hollywood,…read moreoff El Salvador y Carranza. Beautiful stone castle-like decor, exceptional service, fine wines, limited seating to 4 tables, so very intimate atmosphere. Their carta de vinos is everything you see lined up on the walls (Finca Suarez malbec comes highly recommended @ $220 ARS per bottle) & la carta de comida is written on blackboards. We tasted the fresh bread, olive oil, burrata, tortilla de papas y pasta con broccoli y verduras. Open only 2 years. Check it out!

Was planning to gave dinner at a Japanese restaurant called Osaka which is just half a block away…read morefrom my Airbnb. According to Yelp it was supposed to open at 7am, but by 7.20 it was still closed. Finally found a cute little place called M Salumeria on El Salvador and stopped there for a glass of red, some local jamon and a piece of creamy goat cheese. All good; the ham was tasty and a big serve, the chèvre too, so what started off as a snack actually turned into dinner. They were playing classics jazz songs on the sound system like Summertime and I'll be Seeing You (in all the old familiar places). Nice place and good service.