In the interest of brevity...ambience!…read more This tea house is beautiful. The service is impeccable. The coffee** (not a big tea drinker) is great. The location...would rather it were on a quieter street, but you can't have everything. The selection of spices is astounding! Who'd've guessed? **For (US) Americans, by coffee i mean espresso drinks. An americano is pretty close to what we think of as coffee. If that just won't do, there's a Starbucks somewhere.

We came here a bunch of times during our trip. It offers a quintessential Argentine experience:…read morelaid back vibe with kind of nostalgic, dreamy ambience and some amazing coffee. They had some creative coffee options: expresso with cardamom, espresso with whisky, and every conceivable type of expresso/milk concoction. Their food is also really good. I ate a few steak sandwiches there and I was always very impressed. You can tell this place is an institution good because virtually all swathes is Buenos Aires come here, from fancy ladies on their way to or coming back from concerts to Argentine hipsters taking advantage of the strong wifi with their laptops. The place is quite old, I think it was founded sometime in the 1920s, but I could be misremembering. Nevertheless, the decor and architecture is certainly of that time. Oh and they are also a spice store.

Muy buen brunch! El servicio fue un poco lento pero había…read moremucha gente el sábado.

Padre has specialty lattes and some great breakfast food options. I got a pistachio latte with…read morealmond milk and it was so sweet and salty, I loved it! Also got toast with avocado and egg and it was a great breakfast. The design inside is very cool and open. It's super trendy with modern furnishings and cool green tiles.

It's a nice building located very close for me. It has a nice vibe to it and has good coffee. Nice…read moreto send some time there. There is seating out side and have a Simi circle front entrance that gives a good design. Ac and two tvs give it a good place to spend a coffee in these hot days.

Every time I visit Buenos Aires I make a quick stop here. There is only one employee and she's…read morealways friendly no matter how busy this place gets. I usually get a coffee or a glass of fresh juice along with two or three pastries. The desserts this place has on its menu are simply stunning; from donuts to alfajores, cakes, merengue, pastelitos and medialunas. This little joint has a lunch menu as well but the sweet stuff is the real deal, indeed, Distrito Uno is known due to its large selection of Argentinian pastries. As I am visiting I usually try different restaurants and so far none of them have matched Distrito Uno's food quality.

Excelente su cafe y tortas, probe una de chocolate exquisita a mi paladar, el lugar es bellisimo y…read moretranquilo, ideal para una cita o reunion de trabajo, me atendieron super bien y rapido, de no creer! tiene una terraza preciosa para tomar el aire, te llega el cafe calentito y rico! adoro este sitio. el mejor de Palermo, lo mejor de todo? que lo tengo a unas cuadras

Very nice coffee and pastries. Menu in English and staff may not be very hospitable but speak great…read moreEnglish. Large Americano (they make it by diluting espresso) is 85 in local currency, around 2 USD. So you get a sense of the price range. Guess for locals, it's fairly expensive.

Stopped by for an afternoon "cafe con leche". Very nice, large clean space, including seating…read moreupstairs Has the usual small bites and sweet treats. Service was laid back, a little more attentiveness would have been nice. The coffee was disappointing, as it lacked that authentic Argentinian flavor and taste. With the many other options, will not be returning here.

The best coffee shop around. Pastries leave a lot to be desired but coffee is really great, with…read moretwo or three choices for each mild, medium or strong flavor.