On a hunt for "Jew food" my wife and I stumbled in after not finding anything on Yelp. (I added…read morethis restaurant). I had the pastrami. Excellent, thick cut, served on a baguette. The wife ordered the Israeli sampler which had the best falafel we have had in BA along with a ton of other food. This place is a great value and the food is solid.

If you are looking for some delicious Jewish style healthy food with great vegetarian and non…read morevegetarian this is the place!! We were take here by Ernesto our Argentinian tour guide!! The pita falafels and arrangement of Israeli salads were delicious! If ever in BA ONCE YOU MUST TRY!! Very accommodating wait staff . Thank you AJIM and Ernesto!!!

This small hole in the wall is just around the corner from where i live and the empanadas are…read morereally worth a try. They do traditional style empanadas with meat and spicy meat that are good but the really nice ones are the open style hand made empanadas filled with delicious stuff. The pizzita contains mozzarella and a rich tomato sauce, the 'forrest' has great umami flavor but is a little sweet. Chicken and mushroom is creamy and nice but a little bland. They also do pizza that looks pretty good but I haven't tried it. Drink options are very limited. Note that they don't have any seats to sit down and eat, this is all take away. When ordering more than 6 empanadas they do delivery. Prices are very reasonable, 25-30 pesos and the empanadas are so big and rich that 3 should be plenty for most people. Open for lunch and dinner but closed in the afternoon.

This is by far the best market for imported goods in all Buenos Aires, and that is a bold…read morestatement to make. They have excellent bathrooms (flowers, clean and with art pieces above the toilets) and their food selection its impressive for Argentinean standards. You get some tasty fresh goods and local takeout delicatessen made right on the spot! Yes! In front of your eyes! From roasted meats flavored with local species, to authentic sushi made by a Japanese sushi master! While the personal its horrible to dealt with (and extremely rude as well) I find that the food selection alone makes this the place to go shopping for tasty treats in Buenos Aires. If you are coming here, you need to stop by this Bay Area chain supermarket. Kumbo has a free parking lot underground, and if you pay with your credit card instead of cash (rare in Argentina) they have one of these self-checkout machines you can use instead if wait in line like a bum! Also, they have a dry-cleaning service right inside the store, so you can get that jacket clean while you shop!

The Yelp reviews for here date back to a decade old, but the quality has stood the test of time…read more They offer a variety of chocolates and ice cream flavors. This location has a small outdoor seating area with greenery and a stylish modern interior! The ice cream here is still as delicious as others have described. Plenty of flavors of ice cream handmade daily. They give you a large quantity of decadence! A small is one scoop, medium is two scoops, and I'm assuming a large is three scoops. Service was friendly despite our limited spanish. We were able to pay and order easily. Overall a must try ice creamery. Also appears to be a highly recommended chain throughout Buenos Aires!

Love this gelato spot, also known for their chocolates, which I didn't get to try, but will next…read moretime. Service was stellar, long line however, so make sure to go during the day, on the weekends it gets packed. Ambiance is very modern, but also they have some nice foliage, its open concept, I really wasn't expecting that upon arriving. No pictures because it WAS THAT GOOD. The locals come here over Freddo, I like both, but this one is very unique.

This is a small place, located a bit far from many of the most touristy places in Buenos Aires…read more The kind of food you can expect are classic meats from Spain, like raw ham, sausage, bologna, etc. It also has an extensive variety of cheese, as well as an insurmountable number of different wines. If you are in a hurry, the place has sandwiches on the go. Beware that you might want to carry some cash on you, since the place does not accept credit cards.

Word of caution. If you want to use your credit card they're expecting you to be carrying your…read morepassport. I had waited in line that was 6 people deep and thought the cashier wasn't going to let it slide..even though I had other forms of ID. Thankfully mgr let me thru. Just this time.. I wont be going back because I'm not walking around this city with my passport. But selection and prices were good.

Coto, sí, me conocés muy bien. Their slogan is that they know me. And I really feel like they do…read more As an American who's used to big stores like Target, where you can get everything from groceries to electronics to home goods, COTO makes me feel right at home. They have a wide variety of products at pretty good prices, and they also have some pretty awesome weekly sales. Buy one ____ product, get the second 70% off. Not a bad deal! They also do home delivery, which I've never opted for since I already live close. But could be a good option for others living further away. Howeverrrr...the worst part about this place, by far, is the wait times at the registers. I swear every time I come here, I spend more time waiting in line than I do shopping. Even if there's one person in front of me, I've waited no less than 20 minutes and one time almost 40 minutes. And I'm really not sure why, it's an anomaly. All-in-all a great place to shop if you need a variety of things. Just be sure to check out their weekly sales before you go, and bring a book to read for the check-out line.