The insanity that is the oreo-cake should be marveled and appreciated by foodies everywhere. This…read morecake is on another planet with easily 20-30 oreos per slice, nestled between chocotorta filling and topped generously with a glaze-frosting hybrid. Sadly, I've never seen anything like this in the US so one must eat this far too often when visiting ba. Aside from their dope bakery items, the mint-ginger lemonade, cafe con leches and more traditional lunch fare (cake can be consumed for lunch btw) are a notch above the many bakeries you can find in Soho. The ambiance is a whimsical, playful and chic layout with swing seating and service that's on point.

The food was amazing. I got french toast with some honey, and it came at the perfect amount. The…read morefruits were flavorful, the eggs and bacon were great together. The service was good. Our waiter was extremely patient given that only one person in the party spoke Spanish. It came out a little slow, but not a big deal. The ambiance was excellent. It's was cute, and nice to look out the windows, we also met someone so that took up a lot of the waiting time.

Stopped in here to grab a quick bite since it looked healthy and we were planning a big steak…read moredinner later that evening. Super cute farm to table restaurant with salads, wraps and awesome juices. Our server Jose was super friendly and provided excellent service. I definitely recommend this place if you want an alternative to Argentina's indulgent food scene. PS... order the cortado, excellent coffee!

During our stay in Buenos Aries, we have been eating a steady diet of beef. It was refreshing to…read morefind a restaurant that served fresh salads and wraps. Everything is made fresh to order and was delicious. The staff was friendly the restaurant is very clean and they offer menus printed in English

Love this coffee concept! Very unique. Great coffee, breakfast was delicious. Very affordable…read more Highly recommended. Will definitely come back!

While we are not able to speak Spanish well, the staff was very kind and patient with us so we…read morecould figure out what to order. The restaurant is nice and clean. The food is good quality.

LOVED this breakfast spot when I was visiting BA! The only downfall is that their service was quite…read moreslow so I would not recommend going here in a rush unless you're just popping in for a pastry and coffee to-go. On two separate occasions I ordered and omelette and avocado toast with fruit and a matcha latte with almond milk. Super cute cafe with indoor and outdoor seating depending on the weather.

The location of this cafe is fantastic. Right at the start of Calle Arroyo. Just a few steps away…read moreis the acclaimed Maru Botana spot (now... that is a must!) Our party shared a few baked goods and coffee. The peanut butter cookie with dulce de leche (think of an alfajor) was top notch. Our coffee order arrived cold and with a heaping amount of attitude.We had to ask for the coffee to be heated, which they did, begrudgingly. The staff is very young. Not sure they received proper training but def do not go here expecting to receive good service or good coffee.

Order the bread!!! Do NOT order a salad. I got the salmon salad and the salmon was cold, out of a…read morecan, like tuna fish. Yucky! On the other hand, the bread is great! The croissants are pretty good, but they are too heavy... too dense! I'm spoiled by Chaumont Bakery in LA, but these croissants are at least baked on site. And they have a nice flavor. Prices are Ok. I read other reviews and it's the disappointing nature of the food that makes you feel like it was too much. I paid ARS 650 (approx USD $11) for a salad and croissant. That'd be great, if I enjoyed my meal. But it was so-so. I might come back for the bread, as that is their specialty! Oh, I also thought the service was excellent! And the place is huge and comfortable, so there's THAT!

Good service with kind waiters. Butter croissant was super flakey and delicious. The lattes were…read morelovely as well. They tasted relatively fresh and had good strength to them. My only complaint is that the almond croissant was EXTREMELY sweet and quite soggy from an excess amount of syrup. But overall great experience. Inside it was not very crowded. It started picking up as we were leaving but it was neat, clean, and beautifully decorated with real flowers and an old timey feel. All of the pastries looked great as well.

What can be said about Café Martínez that hasn't been said about its other stores before? The…read morecoffee is good, the food is palatable, and the service tends to be a bit slow. This store is slightly better than others I've visited. In my case, I found this Café Martínez store to be quite good. The service was fast and the waiter seemed helpful and polite. Since this store is some blocks away from the usual crowd gathered near the metro station and bus stops in front of La Rural, the climate here is a bit more quiet. There's little one can say about the coffee other than it's good, and the food is simple but delicious. I have no complaints about it, and the service was much better than expected. The crowd seems to be a bit more local, but I could be wrong. Simple and clean, I wouldn't mind going back!

Great little cafe…read more Stopped here on a Sunday (they open at 10am, not 9) for a quick breakfast. It's a very cozy place. We had cafe con leche, ham and cheese tostados, fresh squeezed orange juice and the yogurt and granola. All were superb. Highly recommended for quick snacks, coffee, or breakfast!

Truly delicious coffee! Cute little coffee shop with pastries as well. We had a cortado and a flat…read morewhite. Both were perfect. Strong and bold yet still smooth. Friendly service too! Highly recommend

Nice cafe to take a break, have a pastry and coffee. Can get busy so you'll have to wait a bit to…read moreget service. The chocolate croissant was flaky and the cold cafe con leche was good and frothy. If you like orange juice, they make it from fresh oranges, similar machine that I've seen in Europe where they load whole oranges and squeeze out the juice. They also offer other breakfast dishes, but we didn't try it out, only took a break to have a pastry and coffee

World class French bakery. We got a number of pastries from here and they were all very authentic…read moreand delicious. It just doesn't get any better. I'm sure all the locals know but if you're visiting, get an uber and head here. The San Telmo market is fun with lotsa good food and many shops, just be sure to hit Merci bakery before you leave.