We always try to find great local cafe's and roasters while traveling so of course Buenos Aires was…read moreno exception. This café in Palermo was fantastic! Great coffee and medialuna with a relaxed atmosphere.

Delicioso a mi paladar, me pedi un latte, clasico pero delicioso, me llego super rapido y la…read moreatencion 10/10. vuelvo a este sitio cada que puedo, me gusta su decoracion, y su colorimetria! Gracias laboratorio, espectacular en todo sentido

I dont know how i feel about this place. Ive been twice…read more It's cute and yellow and happy. Coffee is good. Hard to get a spot outside. They dont really let you come in because its over crowded and small so they take your order on sidewalk. Locals come. Staff is nice.

I found this place as #1 5 starts on yelp so I went to get a coffee and a croissant…read more The croissant was cold, saggy, and it felt like it was from the day before. The late I ordered was ok not the best. I give the feedback to the server and he charged me for the croissant even though he agreed that the croissant was not great. I think that the rating on places like this have to be based on the product and amazing quality of service to the customer.

The Location: In Palermo Soho, near the corner of the intersection between Soria and Thames…read more The Staff: Good staff. The Drinks: - Iced Cold Brew: I ordered mine without ice. Had two of them in a two-hour period, just about enough caffeine to get me through a solid workday. The Food: - Tres leches cake on a mini jar: It was okay, nothing out of the ordinary. The Venue: -  They have free wi-fi available. Seats in a first floor and a second floor. The second floor offers more privacy with lots of space. A great venue to come read, study/work, or hang out with friends and drink a good coffee. Note about Wi-Fi in Buenos Aires: The Wi-Fi in Buenos Aires is not as fast (and not as reliable) as the Wi-Fi found in typical coffee shops in the United States and in Europe. Thus, I do not make bad reviews based on slow wi-fi which is very common here. Upshot: A solid coffee shop to go to in Palermo soho. For the privacy the second floor offers, this could easily be a regular spot for me to do some work in. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- La ubicación: En Palermo Soho, cerca de la esquina de la intersección entre Soria y Thames. El personel: El personal es bien. Las Bebidas: - Cold Brew: Pedí el mío sin hielo. Tomé dos de ellas en un período de dos horas, casi la suficiente cafeína para pasar un día de trabajo sólido. La Comida: - Pastel de tres leches en un mini frasco: estaba bien, nada fuera de lo común. El lugar: - Tienen wi-fi gratis disponible. Asientos en un primer piso y un segundo piso. El segundo piso ofrece más privacidad con mucho espacio. Un gran lugar para venir a leer, estudiar / trabajar o pasar el rato con amigos y tomar un buen café. Nota sobre Wi-Fi en Buenos Aires: El Wi-Fi en Buenos Aires no es tan rápido (y no tan confiable) como el Wi-Fi que se encuentra en las cafeterías típicas en los Estados Unidos y en Europa. Por lo tanto, no hago malas críticas basadas en wi-fi lento, que es muy común aquí. Resultado: Una cafetería sólida para ir a Palermo Soho. Por la privacidad que ofrece el segundo piso, este podría ser fácilmente un lugar habitual para trabajar.

Full city is a modern looking cafe with 7 tables and 2 couches. They serve hot food (like…read moreomelettes, pastries) and coffee/espresso drinks. I loved their coffee. They are famous for their 20 hour cold brewed coffee which is very sweet (but balanced), creamy and refreshing. It was so delicious and so much better quality than the version at Cafe Lattea. The cortado was strong and smooth - one of the best I've had. The waitress also recommended the cafe con leche. I didn't try the food but the pastries didn't look to appetizing. I would definitely recommend stopping here for coffee if you are in Palermo!

Awesome cafe, great vibes and place to hang out chill eat do work. Amazing staff and amazing coffee…read moreselection. All of the syrups they use in house are home made and all of their ingredients are really nice top quality. You can see that they truly take pride in all they do. They have everything from chemex prepped teas to lattes with specialities such as organic honey and cardamom latte and nitro brews all made in house. Coming from New York there are lots of coffee shops but none that quite hit the target like this place. Was truly impressed and hope they plan open one up by us soon :)

Really the best coffee I had so far in BA. Lovely people working there and you want to try their…read moreavocado + egg toast.

Me encanta este lugar! It's small and cozy with really great coffee and homemade pastries. (Great…read morescones and medialunas). There aren't many tables so you may want to go for an early or late lunch because around 1 or 2 it gets pretty crowded. If you're not from Argentina remember that you're going to have to ask for the bill, but sometimes that's nice because you won't feel rushed and you can sit and chat with friends for as long as you'd like! Disfruta!

Adorable cafe, great coffee, amazing pastries, friendly staff (who actually made an effort to…read morecommunicate with us, thank you!) and reasonable prices. We went back every day during our trip we were so happy. Try the toast. Amazing. And there's wifi that doesn't ask sketchy questions to log in (like most places we encountered), so what more could we want?

What a clean, pristine and serene place to have a spot of tea and a fresh fruit bowl…read more This was a nice stop during my hours of walking and exploring the city. They gave me a little timer (sand in an hour glass) to make sure I allowed my tea to steep long enough. The fruit salad was sweet and refreshing and the tea was aromatic and comforting. I do love a spot of tea in the afternoon.

Came here every single day while in Buenos Aires for coffee, breakfast, brunch or a quick snack…read more Waiters are nice and the food is yummy, healthy and satisfying. First time we came it was in a Sunday and we had their brunch special which was a roast beef sandwich, french toast and a small salad. Amazing. Second time we came during the wk for a quick breakfast of muffin and coffee. Went again for lunch yesterday and had a steak sandwich w roasted potatoes. Their natural infused water are good as well. They have a great light menu when like me you have been in Buenos Aires eating tons of meat. Will miss this place when i go back to NYC, come in and enjoy their yummy coffee or a pastry and tea.

See my Update below…read more What I started the review with was correct, But then new information became available. * * * Starbucks are NOT the same the world over. In some countries, the Starbucks closely follow the U.S. model. In other countries, they make adjustments for strong local tastes. * * * Argentina is a country where they make adjustments for strong local tastes. In Argentina, everything is about the dulce de leche. Their dulce de leche makes the caramel syrup Starbucks serves in its American shops look pathetic. Starbucks global management is smart enough to know when they are on to a good thing. So here, they take Argentine dulce de leche and totally totally run with it. It is all over the coffee drinks. It is all over the pastries. I like Starbucks in the United States. (I am unusual among Yelpers in really really really liking Starbucks.) Dulce de leche just makes everything good. The menu adjusts for the Argentine love affair with medialunas. There are more kinds of croissant like things in an Argentine Starbucks than their are in the U.S. * * * However, there is an ever bigger headline story about why Starbucks is a good thing in Argentina. All too often Argentine coffee ****s. There are many exceptions. There are many artisanal coffee houses that serve wonderful coffee. I can drink the Iced Havanna in Havanna alfajore stores all day and all night and be happy. However, the odds are higher than three out of four that if you go to a bakery or a restaurant and you order an espresso, you will be very unhappy with the result. I took to getting all of my coffee as "Cafe Doble con Leche" so the milk would cover up the coffee. Now - I don't particularly like Starbuck's espresso either. However, even with all of the faults of Starbuck's espresso ... It significantly outperforms most espressos you can get here. If you drink enough coffee here ... and I drink a lot of coffee ... Starbucks has its place. * * * KEY UPDATE: I actually finally went head to head on the two competing Caramel Coffee drinks: Havanna's Iced Havanna and Starbuck's Espresso with Dulce de Leche. It was an entirely one sided contest. Havanna won 1000-0. The Dulce de Leche drink at Starbucks is not even remotely as good as what they serve at Havanna. Starbucks is doing its best. But it can't compete with Dulce de Leche pros.

One of the fanciest, biggest Starbucks locations I've ever been to. I'm constantly impressed by…read morethis company's presence in Buenos Aires. Here every location has its own delights, and this San Telmo location is a shining example. An enormous variety of seating and table options, both upstairs and in the abundant basement, make this place memorable, but not nearly so much as the delightful decor, which includes a wall of wooden shoes, a display of mixed pictures and empty picture frames, and lights and mirrors of various shapes and sizes. From a practical standpoint, this is my new go-to working location. Wifi is fast enough for video calls, and there's always room bear power outlets (especially downstairs). Four stars for being an amazing Starbucks location. Unquestionably one of my favorites.

Mediocre coffee and bakeries. Americano for 80 pesos, about 2 USD. Cappuccino at 85, and cakes…read morearound 80. The staff had a sense of Norwegian indifference.

Amazing little coffee shop with home made pastries and such a good coffee. If you truly loves and…read moreappreciate coffee you should come here

Had a great little brunch here on a rainy Tuesday morning in BA. Lots of comfortable seating. WiFi…read moreand you scan the QR code at the table for an English menu. Waitress was super nice and put up with our horrendous Spanish. Lavender almond milk latte was perfect. So tasty. Not too sweet. And I went with the avocado toast with a fried egg. The bread was so tasty. Everything on top so flavorful and so filling. We also split a bowl of fruit which was pretty big. We sat and hung for a while and got some stuff done on the WiFi that we needed to do for the rest of our trip. Overall cozy coffee shop with great food and drinks!

April 2023: I spent many of my days in Argentina working here. The staff is incredible. They are…read morepolite and were so patient with my lack of Spanish they checked in on me at all the right times. The food is amazing I went several times to get the avocado toast. It is a bright location with lots of natural light in a lovely part of Palermo SoHo. There are tons of cute shops to stop into in the area and a park less than a block away. Wonderful location with wonderful food. In all I had a wonderful experience there :)

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.