The shop is very chic, lots of wood very clean. The coffee was delicious. I sat inside and sipped…read moremy coffee while taking in the outside life. The boys at the counter were very happy and full of life.

10/10! You must visit Moshu Treehouse while in BA... they have really good desserts, amazing…read moresalads, bruschetta, and drinks. The spot is also cute with indoor and outdoor seating and their staff are super helpful. I would go again and recommend trying the Que Crocancia La De Francia, especially if you're yet to try dulce de leche.

I found this coffee shop via tiktok recommendations, and while it was beautiful and Instagrammable,…read morethe food and coffee was mediocre. Service was also extremely slow and inattentive. My friends were seated alongside another group and we all waited over 20min to get the attention of a server and have our orders taken. The servers were all walking by us refusing to look at us, which was really odd. The reviews also mentioned the red velvet cake being amazing and so I ordered a slice of it. It was incredibly dry and did not stand out positively at all.

I've been visiting over and over again, my initial review still stands. Ambiance, quality and…read moreservice deserve five stars. A real oasis amidst the crazy BA "microcentro"... Specialty coffee livers will appreciate it even more :)

Best coffee (flat white) and breakfast (scrambled eggs with black sesame seeds and toast) in BA…read more But most importantly, best medialunas. I'm back in the states now and my whole family still fantasizes about this place every day.

Great spot in this area. Coffee is great, media lunas excellent, everything is very good and it's a…read moregreat spot.

Great little cafe that also serves wine by the glass or bottle…read more Pastries are fresh and tasty. Ambience is comfortable and relaxing.

We visited Buenos Aires and this great little cafe in November 2019. It's located in a neighborhood…read morebrimming with community feels- akin to Park Slope in Brooklyn . We ordered coffee and pastries from the outdoor window service. Just what we needed to jumpstart our afternoon after a long flight.

Eating blue cheese ice cream…read more This needs to be Number One On your bucket list of things you do before you die. Eating pumpkin ice cream should be Number Two. 85% Chocolate should be Number Three. Okay, never mind ranking the flavors. Just buy a ticket for a three month stay in Buenos Aires and eat everything Alchemy has got. * * * Alchemy is widely considered to be one of the best ice cream parlors in Buenos Aires. The reputation is fully deserved. The ice cream menu is presented on the wall as a sheet metal table of the elements. They light up the flavors they have on a given day. The table of the elements is hard to forget. About eight of the elements are fully alcoholic. They are based on Argentine cocktails such as Fernet and Cola or Gin and Tonic. I was too busy eating the other exotic flavors ... but vermouth and orange ice cream sounds just fine to me. * * * We have been eating here a lot. Why shouldn't your days end being happy?

What a great find! I have to hand it to the hubs for discovering this awesome spot within walking…read moredistance of where we were staying in BA. Everything was great! There's outdoor seating, though mostly smokers congregate there. Even at 9 pm, several families were arriving to enjoy gelato. We had cocktails, pizza, and gelato. I seriously considered ordering a chai tea to go but decided against it at the last minute (it looked legit). The gelato list here is ridiculous!!! You cannot help but smile at the options. You must check it out.

I really, really wanted to like Coffee Town, but I just can't recommend it. I visited twice, and…read morethis is my review of both drinks: 1) Almond milk cappuccino: overly sweet and overly sour at the same time. Not sure where they are getting their almond milk, but the drink was terrible. 2) Pour-over (V-60 or 'Dripper'): Came out to 100 pesos, or ~$6.50. This was the average price for the options (i.e. not an overly fancy bean). For that sum, I got about 1/2 a cup of coffee. I have been to quite a few coffee roasters around the world, and this was by far the most overpriced cup I've had, including expensive countries like the U.K. and Japan. The coffee itself was pretty average: the pour over I had the day before in Montevideo (for the half the price) was way better. The staff is nice and the wifi free and fast. Besides that, I'm not going back, despite my hostel being only a block away.

Stopped by to have an espresso. They roast the coffee themselves, have a nice coffee machine and…read morethe service is very nice. Had an espresso and flat white. Both were extremely good! Would recommend it for sure.

Cute cafe nestled by Plaza San Martin. The interior of the cafe is really cute and well decorated…read more The cafe caught my eye because of all of the food signs on the street and the modern exterior design. The cafe was filled with a lot of older folks. They have a menu for breakfast and lunch. We didn't make the breakfast time so we got the lunch menu. They also have a menu of the day that's not included on the menu. For lunch we ordered the soup of the day: pumpkin. Also a salami sandwich. The pumpkin soup came out and was hot and rich of flavor. I enjoyed it very much. The sandwich was also pretty good although the cheese or the bread made my throat very dry (can't distinguish which one it was). The presentation of the food was very nice. Thank you to the server who was patient enough to help us translate the menu.

Really enjoyed having lunch here today! Although my sisters and I were originally intending to grab…read morebrunch, we ended up settling for the lunch menu here at Shout! Right now it's winter time in Argentina, which isn't as cold as it gets as NY winter but was still a significant change in temperature. We got the pumpkin soup special which was a mix between creamy and liquidy and was served hot with pieces of bread inside. Talk about comfort! Then I ordered the Pollo sandwich (chicken sandwich) that came in ciabatta bread, shredded lettuce, grilled chicken, bacon, with a side of roasted potatoes and red onions. The sandwich was a great mix with the soup and definitely soothes my appetite on this winter day in Argentina. Also loved how our server spoke English so we didn't have to resort to our sub par Spanish speaking skills . Will be back for more cortado's and free wifi!