Only a few times you get to go to a place like the Oak Bar. Great ambience, beautiful terrace; and…read moreGabriela and Leandro, the bartenders who will make you happy. With their amazing Negroni and the scandalous Old Fashioned. Best I ever had.

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.

Walked into the flower shop and it smelled amazing. Continued to the bar below and enjoyed a few…read moreglasses of wine. Enjoyable atmosphere and friendly staff.

The only reason it's getting a 4 is because they let in babies/children when this is not a place…read morefor babies/children then didn't ask the family to figure their kids out with the consistent crying and screaming and pulling me and my friend's shirt from behind Seriously, I recommend making this formally a non kid friendly space - it's small and intimate, the tables are on one row along the long skinny wall across from the bar. Other than that, the staff was fantastic, knowledgeable, and attentive! The cocktails are all around unique takes on some classics and SO GOOD. The Atlantico Martini is literally the best martini I've ever had (espresso martinis don't count ). The white fish was perfectly cooked for a moist flaky fish. Octopus not chewy with a delicate light char.

Located on the top floor (rooftop) of the Tango de Mayo Hotel--it's views can't be beat! Happy Hour…read morehas some solid 2 for 1 deals (at time of writing this, NOV 7, 2018--a variety of cocktails were priced for HH as 2 for $200ARS aka two for about $6USD). But also note HH is not daily, only Wednesday thru Saturdays. We didn't try any of the small plates offered, but they do apparently have food/munchies. The vibe is casual-chic (if that is in fact a thing, and not something I just made up lol) ie in no way pretentious and very much come as you are, but also has the vibe and music of a more trendy spot. But, also, again know that it's on the roof of a hotel, so there's not only a decent mix of younger locals, but also (what seems to be) older/foreign guests of the hotel. The servers/bartenders are attentive and friendly, and my boyfriend and I have enjoyed 2 (each) of the very best Aperol Spritz's we've ever had anywhere in the world (we can't decide if the the bartender is using a different ratio, or a special Prosecco or what, but they are TASTY!) all for a grand total of $400ARS aka 12 bucks US (what one single Spritz might cost me in my hometown of Philadelphia). All in all the Happy Hour (or just the view) if you're in the area is worth checking out!

Top views and unbeatable atmosphere. Friendly staff and good variety of drinks and food. Definitely…read moreworth to spend an evening!

Honestly I have never eaten here, I've only been here for the beautiful bar atmosphere. This…read morecocktail bar has been here a long time, or at least I've been coming here for over 10years. I love this place, especially on a Friday or Saturday night. The bartenders are friendly and will quickly engage you in conversation. Even if it's not a weekend night, I highly recommend you come by and treat yourself to an Argentinian cocktail.

Tiny entrance, if you walked past it, you wouldn't know that up stairs mixing libations was a great…read morespeakeasy making amazing concoctions in Lab coats. If you're in to flavors, architecture, and some jazzy jazz then maybe you should come in.

Estoy de acuerdo de en su puesto # 21 de 50 best bar del mundo. Tienen una propuesta de cocktails…read moremuy copada y el lugar es divino! No lo elegiría para comer, el menú fue acotado y precios altos sin sentido. I agree that with the award #21 of the 50 best bars in the world. They have a very cool cocktail offer and the place is divine! I wouldn't choose it for lunch, the menu was limited and the prices were senselessly high.

Very cool bar with great music, outstanding drink selections (including some creative cocktails)…read moreand warm knowledgeable staff. No wonder it has been ranked as one of the best bars in the world. Give it a try an aperitif or an after dinner drink as its location is prime as well.

Decadent! We arrived somewhat early on a Thursday night and were greeted by a live band performing…read moreShania Twain's "Man, I Feel Like A Woman", which was absurdly amusing to me. It would be like walking into a bar in Tulsa, Oklahoma and seeing people tangoing. Crowd was full of middle aged divorcee swagger. You know the types, and you know the dance moves. Especially to Shania Twain. "Whooo!" Over the course of the evening, music improved. I vaguely recall "My Sharona" after a few drinks. Or maybe it was still an ode to "My Shania". That notwithstanding; the scene is plush and the drinks delicious. Upscale BA, I'm sure the scene is a bit "hipper" on the weekends. The Faena itself is not to be missed.

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.

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.

You go here for the view. Recommend making reservations on Whatsapp. Expect to check in downstairs…read more They have a sizable humidor and you can smoke cigars both indoors and outdoors. Despite being touristy, expect the crew to speak very little English. Cocktails are pricey, which is the premium for many rooftop bars these days.

We looked for a roof-top bar and Sky Bar was the closest to our hotel so we visited for a drink at…read morethe end of a day of touring. You get to the bar through the lobby of the Pulitzer hotel and there's no sign for the bar at the street level. The views are not there and if you're expecting a nice bar with great views this is not it. The service was fine and prompt and the menu offers a variety of cocktails, beer, wine, and tapas. Only wines from the Salentein vineyard were available by the glass, all other wine is sold by the bottle only. It's a bar on top of a hotel roof and has a view of the city... that's about all that can be said about the experience.

Hard to give this place a proper review when all I had was a cup of tea I was feeling under the…read moreweather, so the appetite just wasn't there. The tea did its job, warmed me up, settled things down. But sitting there watching plates fly by, especially their famous burger, I couldn't help but feel like I missed out. Guess I'll have to come back when I'm at full strength and give it the fair shot it deserves. Some meals aren't meant to be judged halfway.

Pony Line is located inside the Four Seasons Buenos Aires. It serves at the hotel's main lounge,…read morethus is open only at night. ATMOSPHERE: Located just off the lobby, it's a small space with lounges, high tops and bar seating. It' s not a dance club by any means. The crowd was younger-local and the vibe felt like an upscale social event, making for easy conversation with not too loud DJ music. Decor is warm and contemporary. MENU: Bar-style apps, charcuterie, sandwiches, burgers, salads, pizzas, desserts. While we didn't eat, my spouse and I were looking for a night cap. Because we were guests of the hotel, we didn't have to pay a cover charge. Being that it was a Saturday night, the place was filled but not overly crowded, meaning no seats were available but no one was standing around either. We were told we'd get a spot ASAP but instead of waiting, we decided to walk across the street to the row of restaurants that are under the freeway overpass. Personally, I like to explore the city and not just stay in the hotel anyway. As expected while walking by the place on a Sunday night, it was completely empty! Oh well. OVERALL: Maybe next time we'll get to experience the food and drinks. So, it's a 3-star for now.

Doppelganger was the bar I needed after being in BA for a week and wanted familiar drinks and…read moremusic. It had a hipster vibe, played American music and had amazing bartenders. My friend and I sat at the bar, 2 seats in the corner and it was perfect. The bartenders were really attentive and nice (Ariel and Leonardo?). GET THE BLOODY MARY. Every time I try a BM in the US, I want to like it but always end up getting a different drink, but here, the BM was AMAZING.

Ridiculous prices , I understand prices are up in BA but merchants should try not to have to make…read more800 % on a drink , I was there yesterday and the Old Fashioned was 16,500 pesos which is 15 dollars , I understand that if you have a cocktail in a fancy hotel it costs more but this is located in a dangerous and dark area at night