I had SO MUCH FUN over at Jobs Bar! They have amazing drinks specials, their pizza was very, very…read moregood, and I also had their empanadas which were not only affordable, but very delicious. I played pool with my cousin and had an awesome time. Very standard table, but got the job done. The archery was very unique and I had a blast there shooting some arrows. Overall I had an awesome time and couldn't ask for anything more from a bar.

This bar is great location to get together if you have a large group of friends. You can use your…read moreID as a way to rent out table games which is always a fun time! It has a ton of seating area so you are able to claim a table and spend some time watching your favorite team, I highly recommend!

Love the bartender, she was so sweet and we had that bartender talk while sipping some drinks. I…read morethink it's a lovely place and feels like home. At night they have live music as well if you want to check it out in the evenings after dinner

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.

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.

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.

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!

Los 36 Billares is a very old and traditional Argentinean restaurant and pool hall. It is over 100…read moreyears old and was founded in 1894. It is not a fancy place, but it is well maintained and is popular among locals. They have 11 pool tables to enjoy. I did not play any billiards, but I tried a bunch of food here. I went the traditional route and chose some Argentinean classics: locro, fugazzetta, and empanadas. Everything was filling and high quality with very reasonable prices. If you're looking for a solid local spot, this one delivers. Unlike Cafe Tortoni, this place is not touristy. And the space is huge as well and is perfect for a large group.

Driving around BA on a Sunday and ended up at 36 Billares for lunch. The building and billiard hall…read morewhich is located downstairs has been around since 1894. There are a lot of historical buildings that date back to the 1800's. I would have liked to have posted a picture of the homemade gnocchis we ate but unfortunately we came hungry and with everything that was going on I forgot. The billiards hall downstairs holds professional championships. I took no pictures at the hall since there were some serious games going on. The food and the service were very good. And the waitress greeted us with a kiss on the cheeks, very common here. In the states we shake hands, here you get a peck on the cheek. Only downside and it had absolutely nothing to do with the restaurant, was a manifestation of protests which aside from being peaceful was sort of a pain for those who needed to move around the main parts of the city. Me I happened to find it interesting.

Similar to Soho House, Oasis is a beautiful members only creative work space, pool, social club,…read moreand amazing restaurant. The entire space is decorated perfectly, aided by perfect playlists. The service and company are also fantastic. Besides the pool, my favorite part was the restaurant. I was so happy to find a quinoa and chickpea salad with avocado and tomato - normal vegetarian staples at home. The address is actually 4651 Costa Rica. If I lived in Buenos Aires, I would undoubtedly vie for membership!

Amazing space in Palermo, BA. Not visible at all from the street, it looks awesome when you enter…read moreit. I spent 2 nights there and it made my stay in BA very enjoyable. The staff was super nice, they helped us with many things such as booking great places to eat and giving handy tips to visit the city. We got upgraded to a better room (the next door, see website for more info) in order not to be disturbed by a party going on when we arrived, nice thought. The house itself is very well decorated, looks like a loft you would want to own!! The garden and the pool are also very nice and relaxing. The breakfast was beyond expectations (we weren't even aware it was included). The only small regret I have is that we came at very calm period and didn't experience the busy/party crowd. Most of the time we had the entire place for ourselves (which is also nice in a way).

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?????

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.

From the owner: Bar de picadas, cerveza tirada, vinos Cafe, pool y billares…read moreMenu ejecutivo y sugerencias del chef

Low-key atmosphere, friendly staff, lots o' table tennis and pool and even foosball tables, ice…read morebuckets for your liter beer bottles... can it get much better? I submit that it cannot!

Depending on your mood San Bernardo better known as Sanber can be an amazing ping-pong filled…read morewonderland or just a nondescript old bar. I tend to believe it's great for meeting friends having a beer and playing some foosball. Not pretentious even though it's hip these days and packed on weekends and Tuesdays.

We were able to move to a table in the garden after initially settling for the inside dining area…read more The garden is nice and overlooks a small "guest only" pool. They were watering the plants on an upper level which lightly rained down on us but we laughed it off and waited for them to finish. We were under an umbrella after all. I ordered the huevos rancheros and the beau had the Caesar salad with chicken. We also added an order of the spinach croquettas which we both enjoyed. My eggs and beans were good. The fries weren't great so I left them. The beau seemed to enjoy his salad despite the chicken being a little dry. Service was a bit slow but it was a nice day and we didn't mind. We did have to eventually flag down the server for our check though. If it wasn't for the charm of the garden I'd say this place was pretty ordinary

Super cute atmosphere in the restaurant and especially if you go out to the patio seating area…read morewhich borders garden and pool areas (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/home-buenos-aires-2?select=pgUkUtx0R-w94LJeg53Lgg#Q3a2eLSRmD1hIqa93dDD6g). The g/f got the Pasta Del Dia with cherry tomatoes and rocket (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/home-buenos-aires-2?select=pgUkUtx0R-w94LJeg53Lgg#7Dr__wqp4cekJJcgwzjR5g) The pasta was cooked nicely al dents. The rest of the dish needed more seasoning. The Papas Bravas (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/home-buenos-aires-2?select=pgUkUtx0R-w94LJeg53Lgg#SPxFxAXDU1jYd2w1CNQo1Q) were also bland. The Ojo de Bife looked good coming to the table with fries and a fried egg (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/home-buenos-aires-2?select=Q3a2eLSRmD1hIqa93dDD6g#lYVHb94lbYjumxxVjW2eQQ) I ordered this Med-Rare and it came Well Done and dry (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/home-buenos-aires-2?select=Q3a2eLSRmD1hIqa93dDD6g#lRFt3iOuCNlgM_JXTGB7_w). I only ate a few bites and would have sent it back, but our server (also the bartender) never came back so I ate some fries and spaghetti. The sunnyside up egg also had a completely cooked yolk (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/home-buenos-aires-2?select=Q3a2eLSRmD1hIqa93dDD6g#AHCg0iK5zTlhn1D2AlqTng). Not sure if it's the standard way in Argentina, but it was disappointing when I was looking for something to moisten the steak.