Their staff is inconsiderate. Their clothes are overpriced. They will not accept a credit or debit…read morecard without your original passport if you aren't Argentinian. No photo I'd will do. Not a single person working there speaks English. Please avoid at all cost.

I know I should be talking about the shopping experience but honestly, I quite like the building…read more There were empty stores and the restrooms are not easy to get to but it is architecturally a beautiful building and there's a movie theater in there as well. The ice cream shop upstairs is better and cheaper than the McDonald's s downstairs. Also, the mall is right next to the historic and incredibly beautiful Recoleta Cemetery. I recommend going to the mall after the cemetery.

It's clean and modern with a decent mix of shops, and its location right next to the Recoleta…read moreCemetery makes it easy to combine with a visit there. Overall, worth a quick stop if you're already exploring the neighborhood.

This is a stunning building and is a destination just to see the architecture and beautiful…read moreceilings. Good selection of stores and eateries as well. Was very busy when we were there.

This is hands down one of the most beautiful shopping centers we've ever visited. The building is…read morean architectural masterpiece--it's totally worth a stop just to admire the grand painted ceilings and elegant layout. There is a fantastic mix of local Argentine boutiques and familiar international brands, making it fun to browse. All shops here take international credits cards. When you need a break, the large food court on the lower level is perfect. There are tons of options to choose from, so it was easy for the two of us to find something quick and satisfying. Highly recommend stopping by when you're in the downtown area!

Another super-cute Buenos Aires design boutique, Cualquier Verdura has much more than its humble…read morefront door would suggest! It's located in the touristy San Telmo area, so if you come here for the weekend market (as we did), make a side trip to this quirky and charming store. The shop consists of a series of connected rooms that open onto a small courtyard, and the idea is that each one is themed like a different room in a house, with inventory to match. So there's a "kitchen" with vintage Pyrex and novelty kitchen tools, a "living room" with records, small-press books and self-published zines, and so on. As you browse, you'll find colorful vintage housewares and gadgets, hand-crafted Etsy-type gifts (I loved the miniature knitted cactus soft sculptures), stationery, gag gifts, vintage clothing, and plenty of dishes and glassware. My boyfriend really enjoyed the sexy-lady toothbrushes in the bathroom. Beyond the themed rooms, it's not particularly organized, which makes it more of a treasure hunt. Take your time looking at the shelves, cases, and tables overflowing with crazy STUFF. Prices are pretty reasonable (or, you know, vintage reasonable) and there's tons of cute items for truly unique souvenirs and gifts for the folks back home. Plus, of course, it's Instagram heaven if you want to make everybody jealous of your cool shopping trip! If the endless stalls of the San Telmo market are giving you tourist fatigue, duck into Cualquier Verdura, soak up the hipster goodness, and fill a bag with cute handmade and vintage gifts instead.

From the owner: Cualquier Verdura es una casa-tienda, donde se venden todo tipo de cosas para el hogar (y para el…read morealma). Combina lo antiguo, lo nuevo, lo reciclado y lo rebuscado. Un lugar donde encontrar piezas únicas conviviendo con cachivaches y productos industriales de esos a los que jamás se les hubiera prestado atencion hasta ahora.