The admission fee is so minor that there's little reason not to check out Centro Cultural Recoleta…read moreif you're nearby (it's beside the Recoleta Cemetery) . The guidebook I had pretty much said the same, so I made time for this place and set my expectations accordingly. Your feelings about this cultural center will likely vary depending on the exhibits currently running. There's a wide variety of art on display and it just keeps unfolding. I found my sweet spot in the building that sits across the courtyard from the building in which you enter. It was in that building, in a food-adjacent show, that I watched a video on hummus that amused me beyond reason. I liked a lot of other things here too and appreciated that each new room I entered featured something totally unique from what preceded it. Buenos Aires is a great museum town and I'm not suggesting that this should replace visits to any of those. But if it does, you might not even care. I was super-glad to have made time to experience Centro Cultural Recoleta.

Stopped by here after a visit to the Recoleta cemetary. The space has a cool, creative vibe with…read morerotating exhibits and a mix of contemporary art and cultural events. It can get busy, but it's a fun place to wander and see something different. Worth a visit if you're exploring the Recoleta area.

Went to la bomba del tiempo. What a rip off. Firstly they would not accept our 2 per 1 offer that…read morewe got. Secondly the toilets smelt so bad and the show didn't even start yet. They should also let us know before the time they won't allow in beer we bought. Beer there is over 100 pesos !. I think they are overrated. There is a band that plays on Sunday's in San telmo fair that's way more amazing than them. Even the drums was not loud at bomba del tiempo. So disappointed. Rather go to San Telmo you can literally feel the drums going through your body plus you can watch for free.

From the owner: Espacio cultural multidisciplinario de movimientos artísticos de vanguardia…read more Teatro + música + danza + cine + diseño + moda + eventos + fiestas + muestras.

We visit B. Aires once every year x the last 15 years and were recommended to go to the Club…read moreArmenio by an Armenian family. Now we go every time we are here. Suggestion stay at The Glu Hotel, enjoy Palermo and make sure you have dinner at the Club Armenio. The food is excellent period.

very good food! service was great and fast. the place was very cute and clean - the walls are…read morecovered in images of famous people who have visited. if you are going to san telmo - then come here! and don't forget to order the crème bruelle trio and something with casis.

If you're craving French food while in Argentina, look for this spot!…read more My friends and I were casually walking back to the hotel and looking for a place for dinner. We stumbled across this place. We walked in and spoke with the owner who is French himself. Even though it was packed we were accommodated within about 8-10 minutes. There were 4 of us. The menu has all the French traditional dishes you expect. I ordered the escargot and other appetisers included oysters and French onion soup. The food tasted incredible! Fresh, hot and seasoned well. I ordered the salon, other orders included beef and duck. Everyone was completely satisfied with their dishes and I can tell you my salmon was amazing. Our dinner was accompanied by great Malbec (when in Argentina get great Malbec)wine. The ambiance in this place was great, very lively and loud as everyone had been enjoying their dinner. The price was very, very reasonable. I can't say if it's expensive for locals with the Argentine peso, but for US dollars this dinner was super cheap for us. A must go if you're in the neighbourhood or in BA!