I don't know why, but I like this place. It was chill and the beer was cold!…read more Next time I'll have to try some food as they had a nice menu that looked appealing!

This is a dive bar in the San Telmo section of BA. It is up a flight of stairs in an old building,…read moreand this not for those with limited mobility. They have a "happy hour" all day but the drinks are inexpensive anyhow. Beer, wine, hard liquor, and loud music are all on tap! They DO NOT make cocktails, REPEAT no cocktails. And the food menu is limited for those who don't eat meat. There are better bars in BA.

Decent pub in San Telmo…read more 75% English, 25% Argentine happy mix. Old dark wood, happy hour noon to 10 for 2.5-4$usd drinks. Food was decent although we just had apps. Staff speaks some English, but didn't seem super friendly. Marginal 4 star. I'm giving some extra love.

Bathroom smells horrible, bar was cool also the art work only reason I'm going it 2 stars. If you…read morewant any kind of culture of Buenos Aires do not go here... mostly American ppl and there..... Any questions ask?????

Decided to walk around the Melia hotel and find a place to drink. I went I to this Irish Pub on…read moreimpulse and found a really great environment. Friendly staff with at least one gal who spoke English. Beer was cold and the food was decent. The papas appetizers were pretty good. Great find for a traveler.

Another of the bar/restaurants that falls both within the city's official Bares Notables listing,…read morebut is also a member of the Los Notables restaurant group (that includes Bar de Cao and Bar El Federal, Cafe Margot, and a couple of others). As part of the latter, it has much the same decor, and a virtually identical menu to the others, something I've noted in the past. This one has a slightly more modern air, or maybe it's just that it's a bit better kept up, less dusty feeling, and the tables are relatively new. Milanesa Oil Oil - this particular spot came to note during the city's recent "best milanesa" voting competition. It wasn't a well organized thing, it by no means was comprehensive when it came to the search, given that it was an entirely self-selected list of places that wanted to participate and be voted on. Still, thought it would be fun to give some of them a try. Celta offers up a half dozen or so beef milanesas and the same number of chicken ones. I went with the oddly named "Oil Oil" - no idea why. I've got to ask questions like that when I'm in these places. 182 pesos. Let's zoom in for the close-up.... So it's a lightly breaded, and properly cooked thin layer of steak, topped with sliced ham, melted cheese, cantimpalo sausage, fresh tomato slices, and olives. It was really good. Only disappointment, I'd asked if there was a possibility to get something instead of the potatoes (which are delicious, but I'm trying to cut back on starchy stuff), and was told no, it comes the way it comes. Come on, a little lettuce and tomato salad on the side wouldn't have killed you, plus, it's sort of standard practice in places here to offer a salad as an option to potatoes. Like the other spots in this group, they offer a trio of beers that have been brewed specially for them, along with a small selection of others by the bottle, plus wine and a full bar.

I stopped in for a beer and a tapa for a snack by myself. I regret that I did! Staff - Not very…read morefriendly. Not sure why? Disappointed - expecting better from an Irish type pub.

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Best selection of local BA breweries, since breweries don't really operate tap rooms. The selection…read moreis amazing, with a long list and variety of styles. The place is very small but the music and the vibe is amazing. They also serve panchos, not my fave, but the beer is good.

Funky lil spot full of character!…read more We stopped by for some wieners & beers on a beautiful sunny day. The inside is a bit moody, but all of the windows & doors were open, allowing the light & fresh air to stream in. The menu is easy to read & there's an English version available by request. It clearly marks allergens like gluten & dairy, which made it easy for me to pick a few sausages for myself with no gluten. Be warned: They are HUGE! I ate a few, but only because I got them with no buns. One wiener sandwich is definitely more than enough for one person here. My only critique was that the accoutrements station was a little bit awkward. It was tucked away in a corner in such a way that only one person at a time could really fit. I wanted to add more sauces & toppings to my dogs, but didn't want to take up too much space for too long. Some folks didn't have that same thought process & stayed in the accoutrement station for a long, long time. I think the layout of the restaurant could be changed to make this whole process a bit less awkward.

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.

Pro's: The place is good for groups, good music, good beer (variety from commercial to craft beer),…read morehappy hour and the food comes fast from the kitchen. The chicken drums and the potato with cheese/bacon are good. The waitresses are really nice. Con's: The food is not always that fresh enough(frozen and then fried). The pizza dough is pre-made (kind of deep dish). You pay what you get.

Just average place to be honest…read more Beer average. The honey beer was my fav and then the stout after that. The Oktoberfest, pilsen, wheat and amber were very weak and not flavorful enough for me. Steak pinchos low 3 stars. Hard meat and very plain flavor The tower looks really good, but didnt have it. Not the cheapest place for Buenos Aires and quality.

Nice brewery with different craft beers. I would also recommend to go to the terrace. Enjoy the…read morecraft beer

Had the craft burger which was delicious. Beef empanada also very good. Beers are lighter than I'm…read moreused to in the States. Still tasty though. I had the honey- sweeter than I expected. My husband liked the cheese empanada; I'm not a fan of blue cheese in general. Prices are cheap. Overall solid place. Our waitress was awesome. She was patient since there was a language barrier. Our son has food allergies and I do have a Spanish allergy card and was very helpful. If you're looking for a low key casual meal check them out.

This place is a great find. Me and my husband passed by this place a few times because it's on the…read moresame block as the hotel but we never went in. One night we were in the mood for some beers so we checked it out. It is wat bigger than you would expect. The ambiance was great with dim lighting and good music. We had some burgers and fries which came with an amazing garlic mayo kind of sauce. I was licking the bowl . After we ate we played a little billiard while we finished our beers. Everyone in there looked happy. Great place to be for a night cap.