Incredibly large space, badly maintained…read more My first visit here surprised me in two rare ways. The first was the sheer immensity. Having visited several enormous locations throughout Buenos Aires, I thought I'd seen it all... but I was wrong. With seemingly unlimited seating and space, even including a quiet study room, this location competes for the biggest. But the second surprise was the horrible maintenance. Almost made me feel like I was back in New York. There was trash all over the floors and tables, including a spilled drink on the stairs. Worst of all, there was no soap in the men's room... or even soap dispensers! I was able to find an alternative solution in the handicapped bathroom, but still, the quality of care here is a disgrace to the generally irreproachable image of Starbucks in the city.

Can't comment to the place itself but really frustrated I walked over here for Sat morning coffee…read moreand found them closed! Not sure if they were just closed in weekends -- they kind of looked like they were completely closed.

Best Coffee Bar in Buenos Aires! We loved the place and the coffee! Nice staff!!! Thanks for all…read moreyour Tipps!

Good News/Bad News…read more The good news? This Starbucks is reopen, for take-out only. But it's re-open after being close due to the pandemic for two-months. The bad news? Starbucks must've spent the last two months finding the rudest, least customer minded servers to hire. The two males working this morning were among the least efficient, most impolite and crass "service workers" I have ever run into my life.