Great drinks and great prices. It is a great gay friendly neighborhood bar. It's lower level so…read morebe prepared to take the stairs. Bartenders were attentive.

Cute little neighbor gay bar. Folks were friendly and helpful. Great location if you are near AV…read more Santa Fe and AV. 9 Julio. Good WiFi, password and drink prices posted on chalkboard.

Tom's has re-opened as TANQUE (Tank). Here is a description from the manager from a facebook…read moremessage: Tanque is e new format for the ex Tom's. Saturday nights we added a disco dance floor but cruising areas remains but fully renewed. The address is Viamonte 638 (basement) --- same as Tom's former location We open : Mon - Thu 12hs up to 24hs And Fri / Sat / Mon we are 24hs open

I didn't think it was possible but it actually was as bad as most of the reviews said it would be…read more There not only aren't lockers but the lone asshole running the place refused to check clothes even though the sign at the entrance said"coat check". Almost no one there at 10 p.m. Saturday. Dirty, smoky, and no action. Everybody fully clothed. Worst club of its type I have seen.

I was there on a Thursday for the underwear sex party. is right on the big main street with the…read moreobelisk. the doors on the street are misleading, when's is on the right of they entrance, into the open core of the building and down a flight of stairs on the left. it was well visited, maybe 60 guys. more than I expected from Buenos Aires given the "discretion " of many gays there. but still the place is large and not full... not full enough. the crowd was mixed, quite young and quite old. most guys insist on using condoms. I felt I was the only one there with poppers and I was obliged to share and almost lost them as they were passed around. the party was well in gear when I got there an hour after opening, and started to peter off a couple hours later.

I went here on Wednesday night, which is the main disco night, so I can't speak for the other days,…read morebut I had a really great time here! There is no cover for the Wednesday party, just a coat check that's 10 pesos. There are two levels; one with the main dance floor, and one above which is smaller. It was very, very packed and the crowd is mixed, kind of queer, and more on the younger side. But I went alone and ended up meeting some great Argetinian people. Definitely not a pretentious club.

As a gay tourist, this spot seems to be the place to go to, on Wednesday nights…read more The music is good, but not amazing. The space is cool - the bars are all on the elevated area that frames the sunken dancefloor. There is also no cover charge. The crowd skews very young (18 to 25), so the vibe ranges from fun to a little awkward (it's probably the first club experience for a lot of the crowd). The night doesn't get busy until after 12:30 a.m. However, arrive before then. It will look dead, but it will fill up quickly and long lines later.

YES! Finally, a gay bar that makes cocktails and makes them not only well but very creatively…read more Somewhere we read that it was open & busy Sunday afternoon. Not True but it does get busy earlier than most BsAs bars. We met the owner who was super engaging. He's been around the world and thought it was his hometown had a fun gay bar with a great cocktail program. He's accomplished that. It's got the best selection of liquors I've seen for a bar in BA. The menu is fun, creative, tasty and chock full of fresh ingredients. Open Weds-Sunday, Thursday is a good night to get their early and ask the hot boys what's the T for the gay BA scene which changes every couple of months or not depending. This is the bar for your Friday & Saturday night though. Obviously, I'm a fan and am only sorry we didn't check it out sooner.

Was in Buenos Aires and decided I was gonna grab a drink. Servers were nice and beer was good as…read morewell. Patrons seemed stuck up though not friendly at all typical gay attitude as in most of the world so I stayed for a few drinks and left. Music was good.

We were there on November 30 2019 - the place is closed. Cannot really tell what it is like, since…read morethe doors are locked and nobody was there.

I came here on an early Wednesday morning with a group of 4 people for breakfast. It was pretty…read moreempty so we could sit wherever we wanted. It's the oldest cafe in Buenos Aires and I liked the old school feel of it. We ordered a cafe con leche (latte), a tostada mixto (ham and cheese toastie sandwich), and a medialuna (smaller sweet croissant pastry). The portions were large so definitely shareable. The latte and the tostada mixto were good. Service was good as well, faster than I expected (I'm from NYC where everything is fast haha). The reviews said service was slow which I did not experience but it could be that I came early in the morning so it wasn't busy.

Why do I need to wait in line for 30 minutes to enter a cafe when it's half empty inside? I have no…read moreidea. But it's a touristy spot so you gotta follow the rules. The place is beautiful, got beautiful decor and artwork all around. The waiters (once you get their attention) are very nice. Service is very very slow but that's typical of Argentine culture. It took them about 20 minutes to bring the bill.