Warning: We stumbled on this deli as we headed for dinner. It looks very cool and has a wide range…read moreof products. We didn't buy anything here, not did we eat here. BUT! I did post a couple of photos. It wasn't clear whether they serve dinner or simply sandwiches.

Great place to shop. But don't be in a hurry because the lines can get really long at the checkout…read more Great place to find a wonderful selection of wine. There is also a Western Union location in the store.

Well stocked market at reasonable prices. I stock up on munchies mostly, but what I really come…read morehere for is the Patagonia Dulce de Rosa Mosqueta (Rose-hips Jelly). My God. I don't know what it is, but I do know it is sweet gooey goodness. The taste is sort of like rose-honey with some not-too-sweet berries thrown in. Anyway, I've not seen it in the US so I bring jars back with me. I'm like that. What are rose-hips anyway???

Word of caution. If you want to use your credit card they're expecting you to be carrying your…read morepassport. I had waited in line that was 6 people deep and thought the cashier wasn't going to let it slide..even though I had other forms of ID. Thankfully mgr let me thru. Just this time.. I wont be going back because I'm not walking around this city with my passport. But selection and prices were good.

Coto, sí, me conocés muy bien. Their slogan is that they know me. And I really feel like they do…read more As an American who's used to big stores like Target, where you can get everything from groceries to electronics to home goods, COTO makes me feel right at home. They have a wide variety of products at pretty good prices, and they also have some pretty awesome weekly sales. Buy one ____ product, get the second 70% off. Not a bad deal! They also do home delivery, which I've never opted for since I already live close. But could be a good option for others living further away. Howeverrrr...the worst part about this place, by far, is the wait times at the registers. I swear every time I come here, I spend more time waiting in line than I do shopping. Even if there's one person in front of me, I've waited no less than 20 minutes and one time almost 40 minutes. And I'm really not sure why, it's an anomaly. All-in-all a great place to shop if you need a variety of things. Just be sure to check out their weekly sales before you go, and bring a book to read for the check-out line.

TRY ALL THE SAMPLES…read more This place has the best dulce de leche in town. It's affordable, delicious and the staff is just amazing!!

Chicama is not only a grocery store…read more It is a first rate bakery and cafe. It has nice seats overlooking Plaza Zapiola. It is a fine place to spend an hour or three. You are not here to get legendary or unique anything. The menu is standard. The execution is fine. We did one of their gigantic two people vegan brunches. We had a zillion things and loved them all. I send out special applause for their orange juice with basil, for their chocolate banana budim (a frosting-less cake similar to a date bread) And their insane potatoes with vegan cheddar and guacamole. Not all everyday restaurants in Buenos Aires have lots of vegan options. Chicama is good that way. Both this writer and his vegetable loving dairy hating wife were happy. Very happy indeed.

Siempre hay cola para comprar y con muy buena razón. Excelente productos y muy buena atención al…read morecliente. Una delicia todo lo que he comprado. Se recomienda. This is like a deli store, very typical for Argentina. They sell salamis, hams, cheeses, honey, dulce de leche, milk, and a variety of snacks for the best chattery board. High quality, there is always a line that goes into de sidewalk. Highly recommended

Being new to Buenos Aires hand to Argentine wine the staff was very helpful and willing to spend…read moresome time. I highly recommend, for a night home with wine, to stop buy and pick up a bottle or two.

This small shop sells interesting wines and artesanal beers, pastas, jams, etc., has a deli, and…read moreeven has some interesting gift items, such as kitchenware, cool pottery, and even cookbooks. It's a new and welcome addition to the neighborhood.

Stopped in here on my walk between Recoleta and Palermo. Lots of delicious dairy alternatives and…read moreit's quiet and pleasant inside. Friendly people working here. A little bit of California a lot bit of BA.