We had a phenomenal experience at Verne Club last week while visiting Buenos Aires. There are a…read morenumber of "speakeasy" type of bars in BA and they love the secretive concept. But Verne Club was the single most authentic feeling speakeasy type of bar we visited while in BA. It's not hard to get into, and it's not hard to make a reservation. You can do it right from their website. But the bar itself is completely unassuming and if you're not careful you would walk right by it assuming it's a house on a quiet neighborhood street. Not so. Once we walked in we were seated immediately for our reservation. It was a Sunday night and relatively empty at 10pm, but by 11pm the place had filled up to a decent amount. While not every cocktail was perfect (the wine cocktails were a little weird) - they have two special cocktails that are complete slam dunks. The opium old fashioned was one of the best drinks I've ever had (and it was with Jim Beam of all things!) and the Jazmin Blanco was possibly one of the second best drinks I've ever had. Both are amazing. Try them both. The opium old fashioned comes smoking at your table and the inhale experience on your first sip is unforgettable. The food is also very good and the hot dogs were excellent. While my friend and I left around 1am, our husbands stayed on and ended up staying and chatting with Samurai, the owner, after the bar closed for the night. Verne Club was by far one of our most memorable experiences in Buenos Aires and one of our most enjoyable nights. If you're into craft cocktails, and a cool and chill vibe, this is the place for you.

Rating: 3.2/5 [dine in]…read more Saw great reviews for this spot, so we decided to swing by. Service was great, and they spoke English as well, which was helpful. Unfortunately, the drinks didn't quite live up to the hype compared to other cocktail bars we tried that day. White Jasmine ($11,500 ARS): Heraclito London Dry Gin, Cardamom, Lemon Honey, Jasmine Tea (ABV 18.8%). Better than the 1869. You can pick up the flavors, but the lemon honey aftertaste was a bit too strong. 1869 ($12,500 ARS): Havana 7 Rum, Zuelo Torrontés Vinegar, Dates, Pomegranate (ABV 19.6%). Sweet, but the alcohol flavor overpowered everything else. Also, the foam topping was too heavy.

Really charming ambiance: relaxed, great attention to detail, antique aesthetic for hipstersread more

Me gusta la propuesta, distinta. Los tragos son de autor, jugados y distintos a los que estamos…read moreacostumbrados a tomar! I like the proposal, different. Signature drinks, risky and different from what we are used to drinking!

Amazing Bar in the heart of Buenos Aires. We are from Miami and we were very impressed with the…read moremusic , drinks and service and the ambiance was amazing!! Chris was so professional and very polite at the front door. Best place in Argentina!! Very Elegant and Classy Alex Torres

Very rude and unpleasant staff The hostess couldn 't find…read moreour names, that were in the guest list We needed to ask her to call the manager to find it! But the manager was worst than her!! After she found our names she said we could go away if we didn't like her hostess... A country in an economical bad situation and they mistreat tourists.... BAD

While in Argentina, I booked an Airbnb experience with a wonderful wine sommelier who recommended…read morewe check out the speakeasy that is Victoria Brown. Holy smokes! This place is THE SPOT to go to when in Buenos Aires, hands down. From the outside, it appears to be nothing but a nondescript falafel shop, but across from the counter where you order shawarma, there is a woman sitting in a chair and you simply approach her and ask if the bar is open. She lets you in through a secret door, and you're immediately transported to another world and time. It's the best thing ever. By the time we arrived, we'd already had dinner and ice cream for dessert, so we weren't hungry but instead perused the drink menu and found some excellent options. Not only are the decor and drinks on point, but the music really made this an excellent experience. They played everything from Macy Gray to Fleetwood Mac to Tina and even some Michael Jackson. Whatever you do, when I'm BA, you MUST check this place out!

This was my favorite cocktail bar during my Buenos Aires trip. It has a cool, steampunk decor. The…read moremenu was in Spanish so it was a little hard for me to understand but the bartender was kind enough to explain it to me and make recommendations based on my taste. I loved the drink he recommended. It was delicious but boozy.

4 stars mostly just for theming. The theming in this place is spectacular. You walk down stairs…read moreentering a "subway station," go through turnstiles, walk through a train car and then you're in the bar. The drinks are definitely expensive though, and I can't speak to the food since we did not eat. The music was hit or miss. Some songs were played way too long, and others were just not hitting.

OVERCHARGED FOR DRINKS!!!! The bartenders here are very…read moredishonest. I ordered four shots and two cocktails and was charged $250 on my credit card. Unfortunately I didn't notice until I got home that evening. I'm not sure if it's because I'm a tourist that I was overcharged but am disputing the charge. I will never go back there.

This place is fantastic! Amazing drinks by Fabian, incredible service by all, especially Flor, our…read morenew friend. Haven't eaten here yet, but the food we see coming out of the kitchen looks amazing. The La Mien Margarita is a beautiful concoction that is sweet with a hint of salt and mango, and Fabian is a magician with gin. This is definitely our favorite bar in Buenos Aires.

this review is about eating in this place. Tasteless food, desorganized kitchen. All overcooked…read more And the wait for your order is too long even when there are only few customers . Will never return.

What a cool bar! I've been here a few times now and wish I had discovered it earlier! Super…read moreeclectic vibe, lively crowd, super helpful and friendly waitstaff. There are multiple rooms, including a rooftop bar. Highly recommended!

Smallish bar with great drink specials and food. We dropped by to get some drinks after dinner, so…read morewe only had cocktails, no food (although it looked good). They have a lot of interesting cocktails served in fun glasses (mushroom cup, skulls, etc). The bartender was BUSY!!! There was only one but he slammed them out like a champ! He definitely earned his paycheck that day, and while we sat at the bar, it still took quite a while to get drinks since he was so busy making them for the entire place. They could've used another bartender, but honestly, he was doing a great job with the volume. The drinks were good and we had the luck of sitting at the bar to ask him to make it to our liking (spirit forward!). Overall a good experience and worth a try when you're in the area, especially if you catch their happy hour deals.

Stiil there. Still amazing. Great bar in Palermo with fun cocktails and a full bar. Friendly…read morehelpful staff, friendly owner. Front outdoor seating and back patio seating. Great seating spots indoors as well as at the bar. The Lemon Tree is my favorite drink here.

During our trip to Buenos Aires, we were disappointed with how many of the highly rated cocktail…read morebars were just not good.....like at all. The drinks were bad. The places were loud and the music was not cohesive to the ambiance. We luckily found the Harrison Speakeasy and we had such a wonderful time. It's open late and really gives the speakeasy vibes that so many "speakeasies" are lacking these days. The music was great. The DJ was very impressive and played a nice array of music. Seamlessly mixing old and new salsa and more. The drinks - we finally had some good drinks here! I was so happy after the previous bars we had been to. The only downside here was that we got there and were having such a good time, then it closed and we were left wanting more. It was such a nice time and I really appreciated the opportunity to visit during our trip!

The Harrison is a New York prohibition themed speakeasy tucked behind the Nicky NY sushi. To enter,…read moreyou must walk through the restaurant and a server will take you behind the wine cellar and a "Time Machine". It was a bit funny seeing another country's interpretation of "American culture" but I think Harrison nailed it - from the New York newspaper menus to the classy interior to the expertly made cocktails. I could not decide on the cocktail menu, so the bartender asked me what my preferences were. She whipped up a mint banana drink and it was SO AMAZINGLY GOOD. Like one of the best cocktails of my life. AND it was only $6!! (Granted, all the cocktails in Buenos Aires are $6 USD) During my visit to Buenos Aires I also tried two of the "world's top 50" bars: Tres Monos and Floreria Atlantico. Honestly, I think Harrison has them both beat in terms of ambiance and beverage. Wonderful experience and I will definitely come back the next time I'm in town.