The 50 best shopping and stores in Buenos Aires

Salvatore Ferragamo anchors the mall. It’s in Recoleta neighborhood, across street from our hotel Sofitel. It’s mixed domestic and international midrange shops, such as Zegan, Pandora, MaxMara and Omega. It’s nicely laid out, very pleasant, with a garage.

Great collection of designer stores. Got a comfortable shirt from Key Biscayne but for some reason their store isn’t found on Google maps here

Such a stunning mall.

This is a very nice and sophisticated shopping where you have good restaurants and movies.

The best and most elegant shopping mall I have ever seen.

Classic Argentinean shopping mall including luxury brands. It worth to check it out, you could find here almost anything you wish or need.

Beautiful shopping center at Recoleta. One of the first (if not the very first one in Buenos Aires) food court, movie theater, Zara, and some other well recognized brands. (Luxury ones) free WI FI. Also have parking.

This was my first time visiting Galerías Pacífico, and it truly lived up to its reputation as a must-see destination in Buenos Aires. The architecture is absolutely stunning, and the murals throughout the building offer a rich visual experience. With a wide variety of shops and dining options, there’s something for everyone. The Centro Cultural Borges adds an extra cultural layer, making the visit feel more meaningful than a typical shopping trip. Overall, Galerías Pacífico beautifully captures the diverse and vibrant spirit of Buenos Aires.

Galerías Pacífico is not just a shopping mall, it is a piece of Buenos Aires history. Built in the late 1800s in a Beaux Arts style, the building was originally inspired by Le Bon Marché in Paris. Over the years it served as home to the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and later the offices of the Buenos Aires and Pacific Railway before becoming the shopping and cultural landmark it is today. The architecture alone is worth the visit with its high arched ceilings, murals and elegant design that make it one of the most beautiful malls anywhere. Beyond the shops you will find decent restaurants, a couple of nice bars and the Centro Cultural Borges which adds an artistic touch to the experience. A mix of history, culture and modern shopping under one roof Galerías Pacífico is definitely worth a stop whether you are shopping, dining or just admiring the building itself.

One of the fancier malls I've been to, up there with the Avenues Mall in Kuwait. A food court is on the lower levels with a variety of offerings, and you have your general mid to high tier shopping options throughout the rest of the mall. Place has fascinating architecture, and also has a museum on the top floor.

If you are looking for international brands or just a place to get some refreshment, visiting Galerías Pacífico to admire the architecture and take a nice break to rest up and get going.

One of the most beautiful shopping centre I have been in. Better then Chadstone 🤣 Really high quality stores inside. Wonderful food court

Beautiful gallery, but without thst many options of stores. I recommend visiting it there though.

Nice shopping in the center of the city. It is renowned for its architecture and murals by famous Argentinian artists. Also, around Christmas time, it has the most beautiful Christmas tree in the city. I would pass to eat here, but there are nice cafes. Shopping experience depends on the exchange rate of the peso.

Great location, and good options for family time!

Been here a few times, it's quite hard to navigate when you are looking for something specific as there are few maps around. The mall is clean and its a fun place to hang out overall.

Never went inside although I really need it. Don’t like crowded places. People say it’s okey 🦉

There are many choices in the food court. I like the fried rice in the Japanese restaurant.

This is a very beautiful shopping mall if you want to buy 100% authentic brands. I bought few items i needed here. Easy access and you can get few good quality Argentina brands. Almost all you need is here. I have been coming here for years.

All of the places I went accepted credit cards. Great mall, lots of shops. Comparing to US malls it is pretty pricey and I did not know most of the brands. Very clean, pleasant place to shop. Un gusto

Big shopping mall with various shops and restaurants. The bad part is though food court is spread all over the mall instead of placing everything in one place 🙈

El Ateneo Grand Splendid is hands down one of my favourite places in the world!! As someone who loves theatre, soulful music, architecture, history, and, of course, books, this space felt like all my passions collided in the most beautiful way. 📚🎭🎶 Housed in a former theatre, it’s one of the most ornate, nostalgic, and inspiring places I’ve ever visited. It’s masterfully designed, beautifully executed and such a thoughtful way to preserve a piece of Argentine history. ✨ There’s something truly magical about browsing books from within theatre boxes or sitting on the former stage, now a charming café, enjoying an apple tart with my family while imagining the performers who once stood there. We visited multiple times and spent several hours here each visit. The music section was a standout for me, especially the rich collection of world music and the incredible opera vinyls. It was soulful, global, and deeply inspiring. El Ateneo brought back memories of the bookstores I used to frequent in high school and university, places like Borders, where I could lose hours in the aisles. It was especially meaningful to pick up books by Argentine authors I’d never encountered before. The children’s section was also wonderful! A perfect place to find Spanish books for my son, many of which we still read together today. If you’re a book lover, theatre enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates beautiful spaces steeped in history and culture, El Ateneo Grand Splendid absolutely deserves a spot on your bucket list. An incredible experience!

This is a must see bookstore, so impressive; built in a former theater with thousands of books in a really impressive building. Open till 6PM. There is also a small section with English books. There are also some balconies where you can sit to read in a really nice environment, but were unfortunately almost occupied every time. We also went for a drink in the Havanna cafeteria, which is in the back of the bookstore.

A truly lovely bookshop, repurposing a beautiful old theatre. With places to take a book to read, this place provides a calm space amidst the hustle & bustle of Buenos Aires. Personally I loved the vinyl records section. Free to enter and with no queue, there is also a cafe and toilets. A ‘must visit’ place.

El Ateneo is surely the most stunning library I even been and I strongly suggest anyone to pay a visit to such piece of incredible art. The store was created out of a former theater and it keeps all the history and paintings. Spaces get crowded in the weekend but we were able to see through all book sections in a Thursday evening. Amazing!

This old theater, which is now a large bookstore, is well worth seeing. It's beautiful! There is also a café inside, but the service is very slow and there are better places to go. If you want to buy a book, there are very few staff members to help you. It takes some time to find someone.

El Ateneo Grand Splendid is truly one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world! Located inside a stunning old theater, it’s an absolute must-see when visiting Buenos Aires. The moment you walk in, you’re amazed by the elegant architecture, the preserved stage and balconies, and the beautiful ceiling details that make the whole place feel magical. The atmosphere is calm and inspiring perfect for book lovers or anyone who enjoys art and culture. You can browse through an incredible selection of books, sit and read quietly, or simply admire the beauty of the building. There’s also a charming café set right on the former stage, where you can enjoy a coffee while taking in the view of this magnificent place. It’s not just a bookstore it’s a unique cultural experience that combines history, architecture, and literature all in one. Absolutely worth visiting, even if you’re not a big reader!

This isn't just a theater that has been converted into a bookstore where you can eat on the orchestra stage. It's also just a great book store with tons of genres and types. If you're visiting from out of town, definitely pop in for a few photos.

A shopping district with alot of people echanging money (Cambio). It is nice to go see. But just becareful of the area and when exchanging money.

Tourist grabber street that is dirty, with lots of beggars and people screaming "money exchange." Definitely not recommending going there. It probably was nicer and more beautiful years ago during Buenos Aires apex, but now just seems dangerous and uninviting.

Come here to get a better rate on your USD

It’s nice walkable boulevard, if anything just visit the nice mall and also some second hand stores around. Leather good everywhere, but not necessarily the cheapest.

Very good for last minute shopping

Worth every penny!

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Arcos Open Mall Review Arcos Open Mall in Palermo is easily the best open mall and outlet in Argentina. With great discounts on top brands, stylish shops, and a cool vibe, it’s perfect for shopping and hanging out. The renovated railway setting adds charm, and the cafés and restaurants make it a great spot to relax. It can get busy, but it’s totally worth a visit! The bathrooms are not very clean and are smelly .

Arcos open mall is a very good stop and easy accessible by subway. Nice place to walk by with your family and have an ice cream.

Beautiful outdoor shopping district. Incredibly large. 4/5 for selection but, overall very pleasant experience here.

My favorite mall but they could improve it a bit. Last time I was there it rained and it got flooded

Big choice of clothes, nice atmosphere and some venues for food nearby. However for outlet it’s way too overpriced, it’s more like regular stores, has nothing to do with outlet whatsoever

A very cool outlet mall. The distrito arcos is a clean and open space outlet mall. There are many stores of big brands. There are also many art installations. Overall a nice place to walk around and shop.

Nice outlet mall. Empty on weekdays, busy in the weekends. Worth a visit. - 2023/08/15

Very beautiful shopping area but not many Shops were open mid day on a Wednesday. Mostly silver stores, antique junk yards and some troll doll shop.

Accidentally came across this place and really lived the concept of colorful umbrellas. The place is very narrow though and hard to get around when there are many people

Very pretty. Sadly nearly all the shops were closed as i went at 10.30 in the morning. I recommend going later jn the afternoon.

Near the Plaza Dorrego, this area is a great side street to check out filled with cool little shops, art studios and cafes. The addition of the umbrellas, trees and benches also provide a great place to rest in the shade and get a little reprieve from the sun and humidity.

Beautiful, quaint. Great place to walk into and explore. Plants everywhere!

Beautiful place, there are some interesting stores inside.

Beautiful market. Wish I had more time to explore.

One of the best antique shops in Buenos Aires, especially if you are looking for true antique items of clothing and jewellery. Authentic Victorian dresses and bakelite bracelets. Prices are not cheap, but the merchandise is worth it.

(Translated by Google) Is there less than one star? I don't think so, and until they enable it I will only have unpleasant words for the couple who runs the establishment. It has a great diversity of antiques and collectibles, that is what stood out the most because it is difficult to find all that type of things together. But that's where my good opinions end, because the attention left a lot to be desired, added to the fact that it is difficult to "see" things because everything is poorly distributed and it is extremely easy to turn something over. Careful! Recommended only for people immune to bad treatment. (Original) Hay menos de una estrella? Creo que no, y hasta que la habiliten solo tendré palabras poco agradables para con la pareja que atiende el local. Cuenta con mucha diversidad de antigüedades y objetos de colección, eso es lo que más destacó porque cuesta encontrar todo ese tipo de cosas juntas. Pero ahí terminan mis buenas opiniones, porque la atención dejó mucho que desear, sumado a que cuesta "ver" las cosas porque está todo mal distribuido y es sumamente fácil voltear algo. Cuidado! Recomendado solo para gente inmune al mal trato.

(Translated by Google) This woman is very rude. She followed me around the store the whole time, making me very uncomfortable. At the end, she told her "friends" that I had stolen from her. She has problems and needs treatment; first she quotes one price, then another, and she wanted to overcharge me. I've shopped with her twice, but I won't shop with her again because she's not fit to serve customers. She kicked me out of the store, grabbed my arm, and assaulted me. (Original) Essa senhora é muito deselegante. Me seguiu na loja o tempo todo, muito desconfortável. No final comentou para os “amigos” que eu roubei ela. Ela tem problemas e precisa tratar, primeiro ela fala um valor depois diz outro , queria me cobrar a mais.Comprei com elas 2x mas não compro mais porque ela é uma pessoa que não serve para atender pessoas. Me expulsou da loja e pegou pelo meu braço , me agrediu.

(Translated by Google) Excellent for those who enjoy antiques, especially clothing and jewelry, which is what is most commonly found in the store. The prices are a little high, but it's always worth stopping by and seeing what you can find. The attention is good. (Original) Excelente para quienes disfrutan de las antigüedades, especialmente vestimenta y joyería, que es lo que más se encuentra en el local. Los precios son un poco elevados, pero siempre vale la pena pasar y ver qué se encuentra. La atención es buena.

(Translated by Google) I brought some simple old family pieces to offer, the man, I suppose the owner, rejected them, in a dry and very unfriendly manner. His decades in the business should have made him learn, that whoever brings you a simple thing today, tomorrow You can bring something of great value, or even have it and look for someone else to offer it. Serve with courtesy and kindness, it is free and gives you benefits in the future. (Original) Lleve algunas sencillas piezas familiares antiguas para ofrecer, el señor,supongo q el propietario,las rechazó ,de una manera seca y muy poco cordial.sus décadas en el negocio deberían haberle hecho aprender, q el q hoy le lleva una cosa sencilla, mañana puede traer algo de gran valor ,o incluso tenerlo y buscar a otro para ofrecercelo.Atienda con cortesía y amabilidad,es gratis y le da beneficios a futuro.

(Translated by Google) The treatment of the man who served me (surely the owner of the place) was horrible. Very rude and with little patience. Nothing like this has ever happened to me in a store. (Original) El trató del señor que me atendió ( seguramente el dueño del lugar) fue espantoso. Muy descortés y con poca paciencia. Nunca me pasó algo igual en una tienda.

(Translated by Google) A classic place for lovers of antiques and collectibles. In the heart of Plaza Dorrego. (Original) Un lugar clásico para los amantes de las antiguedades y objetos de colección. En plena Plaza Dorrego.

Nice place to shop and eat but be careful at night!!! You also have a biiiig market down and a place to leave your car! It's free for some time and then you pay! Enjoy!!

Superb! High level mall whit a lot of options. Recomended 100%

Not my favorite shopping centre in buenos Aires. Definitely not the best food court in terms of variety and quality. What I like a lot in this shopping centre is that it is do spacious.

I've only visited the Carrefour hypermarket. Is really good, there're more products than from the Velez Sarsfield neirbourhood one. Is affordable. 😊

Nice, chic , shopping center with food court and variety of stores

Very límited food court... No selección... And clothing stores are small and not much selección...

Good place for a break

You can find here something pretty good. There's a weird DNI entry system… I wouldn't buy branded items from them, as they are hardly tested for originality. For example, I saw a fake Fendi for 600 dollars

This place is ridiculous. A most unfriendly dude required my passport information and entered it into some random I-don’t-even-know-what. Then I had to put my purse—yes, just a regular purse, into a locker. For what? To prevent me some stealing some boring, stained, damaged “vintage” clothing? No, this is garage sale crap. An “old” shirt from H&M is not high quality vintage. It’s 50¢ in a neighborhood yard sale. Total waste of time. If you’re just visiting, don’t go out of your way.

It’s an interesting store, I think that is the best adjective you can use in this case. I mean is a big store, they have some vintage pieces, but fits more like a typical second hand store with few nice pieces, specially the designer ones but I think those are TOO expensive and i have some news budy THEY R NOT NEW!!! SO???Apart of that some of them are not in good condition AT ALL, doesn’t worth it. A big part of the standard clothes and shoes (like regular cheap prices) are damaged and they don’t care about it, they leave them displayed(I think is just to make the visual trick of a “full store”).And something that is important for me because I’m super allergic is the smell...I mean, everything smells like old and has dust, it’s a bit disgusting at some point. But in general it’s an experience and you find some cute things like the miu miu glasses case I bought. Check it on the pics. 😉👋🏻

Too expensive for used stuff, basically u pay full price for used item, and u will waste time entering because u need ID. Also if u want to sell an item, they will make you wait 3 months for payment and by that time inflation will make it pointless. Better sell somewhere else or gift you clothes.

Should have read the reviews before going. Has some nice items but they are expensive. Paying full price for used items. Requires an i.d to get in. Also won't allow you to use the restrooms.

Pricing system doesn’t make sense and is misleading. Rude staff and entrance protocol is absurd

Awful entrance protocol. You're considered a shoplifter before you entered the shop.... They take your personal details before you access and get your handbag locked... As a shop manager, I have an understanding of the security measures, but come on! This is secondhand clothing, plus they have a massive camera system placed in... I think they need to chill out. I changed my mind because of the protocol, and I got pretty abused by the staff at the door, saying that it was all written down at the door.... Thanks, but no volveremos!

Stephania makes a great Negroni and recommended a wine for my hubby that he loves. This is a cute hideaway off the busy street. It’s a hidden gem! Great music, too.

Unique patio with a lot of artisanal offerings. If you like unique and quirky, drop by here.

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Nice authentic place in the middle of a city with a great atmosphere of art and creativity! You can find everything, but individual and special. Totally recommend!

(Translated by Google) An island of tranquility in the heart of Santa Fe. Shops with original, specially selected products. You can also see the weaving and pottery workshops in operation. It's nice to stop in and browse the shop windows or have a coffee and relax. Botane's service is very friendly, offering natural cosmetics. (Original) Una isla de tranquilidad en plena Santa Fe. Locales con productos originales, de esos que se eligen especialmente. También se puede observar los talleres funcionando como tejido y cerámica. Bonito entrar a curiosear sus vidrieras o tomarse un cafecito y descansar. Muy amable la atención de Botane,cosmética natural.

(Translated by Google) I appreciate this gallery because I've taken many workshops and sessions, which I always recommend. It's great if you're a local to frequent, and great if you're a tourist to wander around and explore its hidden gems. 💓 My current favorites are: Domino (a frame workshop) and Caucus (Argentine designer rugs), both on the first floor. (Original) Le tengo aprecio a esta galería porque he tomado muchos talleres y sesiones que siempre recomiendo. Genial si sos local para ser frecuente y genial si sos turista para pasear y visitar sus recovecos 💓 Mis favs ahora son: dominó (taller de marcos) y caucus (tapetes de diseño argentino) ambos en el 1er piso.

A narrow strip shopping mall is next to the renowned celebrity cemetery. The food court on the top floor has a good viewing angle at the cemetery.

Although it’s a smaller shopping center, it truly stands out for the quality of its stores and products. The environment is welcoming, clean, and comfortable, providing a pleasant shopping experience. A great option for those looking for quality and a calm, enjoyable atmosphere.

Just a normal shopping experience—nothing incredible or cool. Some shops were good, but most weren’t. Although the view of Recoleta Cemetery is great, it’s hard to find a good spot to see it from.

Pretty average. Small. Some nice shops. The cinema and restaurants appear to be busy. Lacks character. If you are in the area or need to kill time, then maybe yes. I would not recommend making a special trip here.

Next to the famous Recoleta Cemetery (you can visit this place and you can even take a tour) there is a posh shopping centre with many world famous and local brands at excellent prices. Here you can also find z cinema complex, restaurants and bars. And if you are lucky you will see a young couple of tango dancers delivering a show!!!

Really really really beautiful mall with lots of stores and places to eat, there's a really nice view of the cementery and the city, it just gets kinda crowdy sometimes!

Very chic mall in a busy neighborhood in Recoleta beside the most amazing cemetery where Evita is buried. Great selection of store’s & restaurants. Great place to cool off & check out views of the cemetery

This is a cool part of the city. Many bars and cafe option. Food is very good.

Nice place to visit

Great atmosphere.

Very cool street, with a lot of bars and restaurants. The marked they have during the weekends at worth visiting.

Nice to walk around, perfect to go during the weekend since you will find a fair full of hand made things. Also it’s nice to have a drink or a bite.

I quite like the lightbulb art and the matchstick man here... Plenty of cafes but I prefer the burrito, taco place around the corner on Serrano street

Nice street for take a walk till you come to plaza Serrano and there is where the fun start🤘

Normal mall with nothing special to offer. It's too far away from the capital city and the traffic to get there is unbearable. Stores are predictable and expensive. Good to shop and window shop if you happen to have the time and the money

Great place to find all kinds of products in one single, huge place. Prices are standard according to the brands available.

It's a good place, lots of shop for shopping, and many fast food to eat, quality of food are not that good and service as they hired people from Santi towns, need some improvement for sure.

Shopping of good brands, both international and national. Book stores. Coffee shops, fast food, and a few good restaurants. Services such as correo argentino and hair dresser. Parking. Clean place, spacious stores. It all makes up a good experience to return often.

very nice place i really like this place

Large and diverse shopping mall in Buenos Aires. Good food places and nice shops

Great place to buy stuff, a bit expensive bur you have everything you need. You have lots of parking spots but it's very difficult to get out by car once you got there. Also there’s quite a lot of bad smell, like toilet smell

Recently been there for a private event. Nice terrace to decompress and enjoy skyline of Buenos Aires at twilight. I saw plenty of choices to eat (the usual suspects on any mall food court) and drink. Kinda weird location for big mall if you are used to do a lot of public transportation but makes total sense for drivers who commute from Buenos Aires City to Nordelta through Av. Páez and the north corridor. I took an Uber to get there, so I'm not 100% sure about inbound buses but I've heard they literally drop you on a stop in the middle of Av. Páez some 500m from the mall. Outbound is less painful with one or two stops in front of the mall that will return you effortlessly to Plaza Italia.

There were pigeons inside the food court, and seeing them immediately made me wonder how many more might be around, both seen and unseen. It created a sense of poor hygiene and lack of proper maintenance. For a place where people are meant to enjoy their meals, this was definitely an unpleasant and disappointing experience.

Cool place, not a fan of the food court concept because it doesn’t give lots of options..

Free wifi and shops everywhere lol, check out the food court it's huge.

Super nice place. There's a lot of pretty varied shops, most of them rather upscale, and the ambiance is great. If you come by bus it's a little inconvenient to get to the entrance, but if you've a car it's simple.

Lots of shops to explore and some great areas for kids. Clean and comfortable.

Ok selection and easy to get too. But careful in the parking lot and outside not overly safe area outback.

From the outside, Mercado San Telmo looks like one of those old, forgotten places, but once you step inside, it’s a completely different world. The market feels like a little maze filled with hidden treasures and charm. You’ll find everything from vintage collectibles and antiques to quirky souvenirs and handmade items. It’s not the most polished market, but that’s exactly what gives it character. One of my favorite parts was the food. There’s a nice variety of stalls offering everything from traditional empanadas and grilled meats to coffee, pastries, and even international bites. It’s a great place to try something new or just sit and enjoy the lively atmosphere. The vibe is relaxed and casual, and it’s very easy to spend an hour or two just browsing, people-watching, and discovering interesting little corners. It’s perfect if you enjoy markets that feel more local and authentic rather than overly commercial. Don’t be put off by the worn-out exterior. Inside, you’ll find color, culture, and creativity. It’s definitely worth a visit if you’re exploring the San Telmo neighborhood. A great spot to pick up unique gifts or souvenirs with a bit of soul.

It is Buenos Aires’ chaotic yet orderly market and food mecca for both locals and visitors. Shops, butchers, veggie/fruits stalls and the myriad of bars and eateries. The aromas of cooking for is dizzying. The crowds are loud…. Yet most enjoyable 😎😎😎

Love it here! Nice mixture of food places, antiques and art. Will come back for sure - for tapas and empanadas

A lovely experience to learn a little about the local cuisine and pick up some crafts and souvenirs. It's a very safe and cool place, especially on hot days, where you can sit for a while and enjoy a refreshing beer.

If you are in Buenos Aires, there is not question that San Telmo is one of the neighbourhood not to be missed , and while you in San Telmo The San Telmo market is with out any dough the place not to be missed, will be honest isn’t the cheapest, but we have the experience just once. So, worth to visit

Worth to visit, empanadas are really great and you can find some souvenirs too.

There’s something about this market that feels like the soul of Buenos Aires. It’s not trying too hard. It just is. Artists, makers, musicians. All showing up with their full selves. I found pieces here that I truly love. Not just pretty things, but items that feel rare, soulful, and deeply rooted. Silver jewelry that caught the light in this really beautiful way, leatherwork that smelled like earth and tobacco, woven textiles with such care and intention. My son picked up a few handmade instruments. Real ones, not toys. Solid, well-made, clearly made with pride. He still plays with them and talks about the lady who sold them to us. That kind of connection doesn’t happen in big stores. There was a Spanish guitarist playing a few blocks in, and the sound stopped me in my tracks. Something about it - raw, emotional, honest - brought tears to my eyes. Then we turned a corner and there they were: live tango dancers, just out in the open. I’ve danced Argentine tango for years, but watching them in that setting, in the middle of the street, felt completely new. Like something clicked. Even the shops and galleries along the way had a kind of quiet magic. The old buildings, the soft wear on the tile floors, the way the light filtered through. It all felt curated without being staged. If you’re coming to Buenos Aires, especially for a short time, I can’t recommend this enough. It’s a crash course in the spirit of the city. It’s slow, it’s soulful ❤️

Awesome Market. I highly recommend for the tourists to visit. JUST BE CAREFUL WITH SOME OF THE BAKING WITH BEEF/CHICKEN - I did get food poisoning. But that is from a stall holder, not the market responsibility. Other than that, there is so much shopping choice. From handcrafted items, to artisan cheeses and preserves, meets and salamis, bread, clothing, olive oil and much more. Make sure your go to the center of the market, where the real stuff is. There is another market attached on the outside that is mostly everyday irems, a lot imported from China. In the very center of the market there is big a stage with live entertainment all day long. Inside the market there is also a museum. Buy a very cheap ticket that lets you go in and out. The bathroom inside is not flash, but better than outside. There is a small cafe inside with a $1 coffee!! Its rustic and basic and lovely. There was a free folklore performance next to the cafe as well. A wonderful authentic experience.

I'm disappointed. The quality of the products sold here is very questionable. Not worth the hours going back and forth. Maybe everyone enjoys it because of the performance (!?) But that definitely doesn't take place every weekend.

I came here on a Sunday, mid day. It was cold and drizzling on and off even though it was mid nineties a couple of days before. The park had a handful of sellers, belts, knives, jewelry. Kind of stuff you would see at Ricoletta park on a Sunday. However it seemed that only the die hearts showed up. No gauchos or music no crowds. There were some food stands including a patilla. So i bought a steak sandwich. It was pretty good. Come back when it's nice.

There are hundreds of stalls selling everything from fine silverware to yerba mate, ponchos, blankets, and leather objects.

Such an exciting opportunity to experience the Argentinean folklore in the outskirts of Buenos Aires. The street food is also great!

It is very interesting place to be invited in Gaucho culture. + Delicious food for example, Empanadas tucuman

Great fair with dancing, food, crafts, clothes and everything you could want to explore (and buy). There are a lot (hundreds) of vendors. If you are in Buenos Aires, it's worth spending a couple hours here. It's a fair much more for locals than the more touristy (but still fun) vendors around Boca.

This is the mythical place where rockers, emos and even floggers used to gathered to exchange music, cds, ideas and just being dirtbag teens. Place to find cool stuff and support local community. Thank you Bond Street, I love you 💕😘

A nice mall alternative, rock or tattoo lovers. Also nice shops and graffiti though it’s a little smelly sometimes

It’s the best place to get a tattoo or a piercing for a really fair price. I went there 2 years ago to put on my piercing on my left ear and I went again to do it my right one. They have lots of options of everything related to it. A lot of clothing too.

AHHHHHH THIS PLACE IS A PARADISE for us Alt folk. I would not consider myself alt but i do have tons of tattoos and they did me right

This is totally biased, but... THE BEST GALERY IN BUENOS AIRES BY FAR ‼️‼️‼️ So many things to see! So many things to buy! Ah, I wish I could shop at every single store. Everywhere I looked had a piece of art. Many tattoo and piercing shops! I got my septum pierced at American Tattoo! Definitely recommend it!

Awesome grungey mini-mall with beautiful graffiti everywhere. Full of tattoo and piercing shops, anime manga stores, and goth/rock clothing stores.

Amazing place with alternative clothes, tattoo and piercing shops, everything for brash marijuana smokers.

Worth a visit, a library inside a charming house with a fireplace, small garden but the arrogant and posh "owner/director" did not give me any desire to stay more than 5 minutes...the place is 4,5 * but him was 0 *

Super cozy and unique book store. Ideal place to have a drink and chill while reading a book.

One of the most beautiful bookshops in the city with a great selection of books. Located in an old house in the neighbourhood of Colegiales, it is a great place to spend a couple of hours on a weekend afternoon. They serve coffee, wine and snacks. It has a beautiful open patio and a terrace.

Top boutique book store. Passion and love for books in designing this wonderful space. Do not miss the terrace. Selection of books show a deep knowledge of art and literature. Cozy living invites to read and enjoy this unique ambiance..

Fabulous bookstore, buzz to enter, mix of wine bar with a library full of some unique editions. Recommend walking around and going to the terrace, worth the few steps.

My favourite book store. Great books in an exquisite space. Not to be missed.

An amazing bookstore with great books, and lovely sofas to enjoy the books and a glass of wine. Go there!

This place is nice to visit. Professional staff. A lot of nice products and informations. Friendly team will never get tired from your questions. Thank you all

You can buy beautiful and classic meta tea cook tools here. The staff are friendly and can speak English. The male staff are all handsome and humorous.

Great shop with quality gaucho apparel. It's quite expensive, but that's part of the point. The good quality of the boots, hats, etc. I haven't found elsewhere, so in that sense you get what you paid for. Great service as well. They gave us mate and a cool calendar.

I really wanted to go here and through the windows of the shop it looked like it was probably a fantastic place. Unfortunately I could not find the main door. The sign on the main glass door said to use the other and no matter which other I tried I couldn't get it to open. Probably me and I still recommend checking it out if you can figure out how to get in

I loved the quality of wool and leather goods here. Most staff spoke English and accepted USD. They also had plenty of alpargatas which I did not expect.

Awesome place to grab leather goods! It should be your go to place for all quick awesome gifts! I purchased my yerba mate cups here, some awesome leather footwear, and great keychains here they take credit card and cash. The smell of leather is strong here so be prepared to be surrounded by leather! Great place and worth checking out especially if you're in the area looking to checkout the awesome theatre book store near by

Beautiful leather work

Went in with plans to buy a new bag after touring the cemetery, but I suppose I wasn’t dressed nice enough. The man working followed me around as if I was going to steal something and never offered any assistance. Not friendly. No music. Quiet empty shop. Weird uncomfortable atmosphere. It was highly recommended to visit and shop here but the experience wasn’t great.

Very happy with the service and the quality of products. Bought men’s dress shoes here 3 months ago and the quality has not faded at all. Went back today and bought another pair as well as a men’s messenger bag. Favorable exchange rate = excellent quality and craftsmanship for what would cost at minimum 75%-125% more for comparable quality in the US. And hey, its something you always know came from Buenos Aires, one of the great cities of the world.

Fantastic quality and service. Best place to buy leather products in Buenos Aires. The prices are not crazy high for the quality, you get awesome value compared to buying this level of products elsewhere.

Beautiful, high quality leather goods. Service was fantastic.

Stitching on my new bag, on which the zipper broke in less than 24 hours, looks haphazard and less than world class. A shame, considering the prices.

The bags and purses are beautiful. The colors of the leather are fresh and dynamic. And the shoes! I wish to add 5 more stars to this place.

Very nice staff and great quality products. Well not super cheap you get what you pay for.

Actually i don't know why people keep visiting this shop. They have literally 2 types of shoes there is nothing to choose from. And quality is not best for real tango. Prices are astronomical though.

Charming tango shoe store! Located at the end of the Rue des Artisans side street, on the second floor. The staff were so welcoming and the shoes were stunning!

Poor value for money. They're expensive shoes with very low quality. I paid for genuine leather shoes but it's just plastic! All the lining started to tear off after just a couple of times I wore the shoes. I contacted them and asked me to go to the shop and change the shoes but I live more than 10000km away! Please don't waste your money! Avoid scams and don't buy these shoes. It's a shame cuz they're beautiful but very low quality.

Located in an alley, it took me a little while to find the store. Nice selection of tango shoes. Bit on the pricey side.

This has been my store for a long time. Quality of shoes is great, as well as the different types, colors, styles, etc. the shoes are very comfy and last forever!!. Service is always great

Shoe heaven for female tango dancers! Great selection of shoes - you may not find your size in each shoe but don’t worry, you won’t walk away without at least a purchase. The quality is fabulous, and the price range is around $100-150.

Very kind stuff.. they leave you with 20 per shoes and you want to buy all 😅 I want to be back!

I am sorry no, clearly the previous review were written by staff, owners or friends. hunter Douglas is a blind store there is a furniture store hardly exclusive. Rue des Artisans. I think it should be Calle la mercancia. Waste of time.

(Translated by Google) Charming passage with businesses mostly related to decoration and art, arranged in awnings. (Original) Encantador pasaje con negocios en su mayoría relacionados a decoración y arte, dispuestos en toldos.

(Translated by Google) We participate in a new edition of Design Night in the legendary event that brings together artists and entrepreneurs delimited by the intersection of Cerrito-Montevideo-Juncal and Arenales streets. An experience to enjoy music, wines, drinks and the avant-garde in design. (Original) Participamos de una nueva edición de la Noche del Diseño en el mítico evento que reúne a artistas y emprendedores delimitado por la intersección de las calles Cerrito-Montevideo-Juncal y Arenales. Una experiencia para disfrutar de música, vinos, tragos y la vanguardia en diseño.

(Translated by Google) This French-style passage, which previously connected to the Libertad passage, very well preserved, transports you back in time. There are decoration, antiques, art, lighting businesses. We invite you to subscribe to our YouTube channel @360vlogscomunica (Original) Éste pasaje de estilo francés, que antes conectaba al pasaje Libertad, muy bien conservado, uno se transporta en el tiempo. Hay negocios de decoracion, antigüedades, arte, iluminación. Los invitamos que se suscriban a nuestro canal de YouTube @360vlogscomunica

(Translated by Google) Just as Passage Libertad makes you feel like you're in Italy, Rue des Artisans makes you feel like you're in France. It has a café at the entrance. Being close to Passage Libertad, 9 de Julio, the Teatro Colon, and the Teatro Cervantes, it's a lovely place to stroll through Buenos Aires. (Original) Tal como en el pasaje libertad que uno siente que esta en Italia, ahora en Rue des Artisans uno se siente en Francia. Tiene un café en la entrada. Al estar cerca del pasaje libertad, 9 de julio, teatro colon y el teatro Cervantes es un lindo lugar de paseo por Buenos Aires.

(Translated by Google) A Parisian gallery located in the city center! Design stores, clothing and a coffee at the entrance! Indoor seating (Original) Una galería parisina ubicada en el centro de la ciudad ! Locales de diseño, indumentaria y un cafecito en la entrada ! Asientos en el interior

(Translated by Google) It's an alley of designer shops. It's not a place to find handicrafts. It's not worth going there to take photos or to visit as a tourist, in my opinion. (Original) Es un callejón de lugares de diseño. No es un lugar donde encontrar artesanías. No vale la pena ir a sacar fotos ni visitar para turistiar en mi opinión.

(Translated by Google) It is a very nice place to explore and get to know the city. (Original) Es un lugar muy lindo para recorrer y conocer la ciudad.

The Buenos Aires Central Business District is the main commercial centre of Buenos Aires, Argentina, though not an official city ward. While the barrios of Puerto Madero and Retiro house important business complexes and modern high-rise architecture, the area traditionally known as Microcentro (Spanish: Microcenter) is located within San Nicolás and Monserrat, roughly coinciding with the area around the historic center of the Plaza de Mayo. The Microcentro has a wide concentration of offices, service companies and banks, and a large circulation of pedestrians on working days. Another name given to this unofficial barrio is La City, which refers more precisely to an even smaller sector within the Microcentro, where almost all the banking headquarters of the country are concentrated.El Microcentro es un barrio no oficial de Buenos Aires, por lo tanto, no tiene límites establecidos; su ubicación se superpone aproximadamente con el barrio de San Nicolás y parte de los de Monserrat y Retiro.

(Translated by Google) Same as all the microcenters in the country. Central point. I wish the government would help more with the number of people on the streets and with cleaning up. (Original) Igual a todos los microcentros del país. Punto céntrico. Ojalá el gobierno ayudara más a la cantidad de gente en situación de calle y en la limpieza.

(Translated by Google) There's so much fun! Theaters, street performers, places to dine, get coffee, get ice cream, etc. I love my city center. (Original) Hay mucha alegría! Teatros, artistas callejeros. Lugares para cenar, tomar café, helados etc. Amo el centro de mi ciudad💖

(Translated by Google) I stayed there and it made getting around the city much easier. Great atmosphere. (Original) Allí me hospedé y facilita la movilidad por la ciudad. Gran ambiente

(Translated by Google) Beautiful exhibition. Interesting. Nice property (Original) Hermosa exposición. Interesante. Lindo predio

(Translated by Google) You get everything you need to spend a whole day with your family, whether it's walking, shopping or eating. (Original) Consigues todo lo que necesitas para pasar todo un día en familia, ya sea para pasear, comprar o comer

I don’t recommend this store! Their products’ quality did not meet up, despite all the filtered fancy ad on social media. My experience was an acapulco tote. After only 2weeks, both handles have a broken end due to filling/tubing defect (see photos). The seller refused to do repair by claiming that the bag “is not flawed”, and claimed that this piece can be unique due to handmade process. What a nonsense! My bag was clearly manufacturing defect with broken handles. I gathered the store claimed this to avoid free repair on their end. Whilst it offered an exchange, i will need to cover both shipping costs. In conclusion, terrible customer service and product quality not meeting its price tag. FYI, i spent USD340+ in a bag which was marketed as a travel/beach bag and it is not usable after only 2weeks!

High quality handmade. Best ever seen. 🫶🏾

(Translated by Google) I discovered Las Cabrera through my daughter and it was a find. I took a divine leather jacket and I had a hard time deciding because everything was so cute. The experience was excellent! (Original) Conocí Las Cabrera por mi hija y fue un hallazgo. Me llevé una campera de cuero divina y me costó decidir porque todo era muy lindo. La experiencia fue excelente!

(Translated by Google) The other day I visited the store. I went to exchange a vest I bought online. I'm from Uruguay. They greeted me as if they were waiting for me, with a smile from ear to ear. Genesis served me, what a wonderful person! She treated me as if I were her friend. Congratulations on your choice of staff! It makes you want to come back!!! We already agreed to come back for another style of bag. All are divine! (Original) El otro día conocí el local.Fui a cambiar un chaleco q compre x Internet. Soy de Uruguay. Me recibieron como si me esperaran con una sonrisa d enrejado a oreja. M atendió Genesis q divina persona! M atendió como si fuera su amiga. Las felicito x la elección del personal! Te hace querer volver!!!. Ya quedamos q vuelvo x otro modelo d cartera. Todas divinas!

(Translated by Google) Impeccable design, high quality leather and super personalized service. The garments have a unique style, classic but with a modern twist. It shows that everything is done with great dedication. I recommend 100%. (Original) Diseño impecable, cuero de altísima calidad y una atención súper personalizada. Las prendas tienen un estilo único, clásico pero con un twist moderno. Se nota que todo está hecho con mucha dedicación. Recomiendo 100%.

(Translated by Google) Excellent quality and original, unique designs, the result of much effort and teamwork. (Original) Excelente calidad y diseños originales, únicos, fruto de mucho esfuerzo y trabajo en equipo.

(Translated by Google) It's not what it seems. The girls who serve are great, the raw material is very good but the models are not even half as pretty as what you see on the web and on ig. I recommend that you do not buy online and that if you want something, go to the store. (Original) No es lo que parece. Las chicas que atienden son bárbaras, la materia prima es muy buena pero los modelos no son ni la mitad de lindos de lo que se ve en la web y en ig. Recomiendo que no compren online y que si quieren algo, vayan al local.

Panorama is a lovely store with exclusive quality clothing made by local designers. These are made to be special. I spent 2 hours trying on clothing and the saleslady was so helpful and patient! Bought 3 lovely dresses. I would go back there the next time I am in Buenos Aires for sure!

My favorite store that I found on my trip to Buenos Aires. Those with interest supporting local designers must visit. It is curated to perfection.

Favorite store right now in Buenos Aires. Beautiful pieces.

(Translated by Google) I bought a carpet for my car and I'm still waiting today. They sent me a tracking number that had nothing to do with my order. Everything was delivered to Rio de Janeiro. I advise no one to buy from this company because they don't deliver. (Original) Comprei um tapete pro meu carro e estou esperando até hoje mandaram um godico de rastreio que não tinha nada a ver com minha encomenda o pro tudo foi entregue no Rio de janeiro está empresa aconselho ninguém a compra pois não entregam

(Translated by Google) The best boutique in Buenos Aires, I love Panorama. 100% Argentine design. Pass even if it is to know. (Original) La mejor boutique de Buenos Aires, me encanta Panorama. Diseño argentino 100%. Pasar aunque sea para conocer.

(Translated by Google) excellent selection of Latin American designers (Original) excelente seleccion de diseñadores latinoamericanos

(Translated by Google) I love the clothes and the good service (Original) me encanta la ropa y la buena atención

(Translated by Google) Pame is a super attentive person and makes sure that any treasure you find in her store reaches your hands in the best way! I highly recommend if it is within your means to purchase one of their jewels ♥️ (Original) Pame es una persona súper atenta y se asegura de que cualquier tesoro que encuentres en su tienda llegue a tus manos de la mejor manera! Súper recomiendo si está dentro de sus posibilidades adquirir una de sus joyitas ♥️

(Translated by Google) I bought several items and was super satisfied with all of them. Very good quality of care, super willing to answer questions. The products arrived well packaged with nice details that added to the shopping experience. He highlighted the very good predisposition in everything and in the quality and selection of their garments. It is always a pleasure to buy from you. Thank you! (Original) Compre varias prendas y con todas quede super satisfecha. Muy buena calidad de atención, super dispuesta a evacuar dudas. Los productos llegaron bien embalados con lindos detalles que sumaron a la experiencia de compra. Destacó la muy buena predisposición en todo y en la calidad y selección de sus prendas. Siempre es un placer comprarles a ustedes. Gracias!

(Translated by Google) Not only is the vintage belt I bought beautiful, but Pamela's service was excellent. Without a doubt, I will buy again. (Original) No solo el cinturón vintage que compré es hermoso, sino además la atención de Pamela fue excelente. Sin dudas, volveré a comprar.

(Translated by Google) Vittorita is a unique place. The clothes are magical, very old and in perfect condition. Pame's service is more than excellent and her advice is always very professional. If you want to highlight your wardrobe with vintage jewelry, this is the place ❤ (Original) Vittorita es un lugar único. Las prendas son mágicas, muy antiguas y en un estado perfecto. La atención de Pame es más que excelente y su asesoramiento siempre es muy profesional. Si querés destacar tu guardarropas con joyitas vintage, este es el lugar ❤

(Translated by Google) I have already bought several clothes at Vittorita and every time I wear them I am complimented on them, they really have unique and exclusive things. In addition, whenever I buy or make inquiries, he is very kind, the attention is beautiful. It shows that it is a venture made with a lot of love and care ❤️ (Original) Ya he comprado varias prendas en Vittorita y siempre que las uso me las halagan, realmente tiene cosas únicas y exclusivas. Además que siempre que compro o hago consultas tiene mucha amabilidad, bellísima la atención. Se nota que es un emprendimiento hecho con mucho amor y cuidado ❤️

(Translated by Google) Pame is a sweetheart, with relentless pleasure and a lot of love for what she does, she always welcomes you with a smile. Everything it has is beautiful, I definitely recommend it!! (Original) Pame es un amor, un gusto implacable y mucho amor por lo que hace, siempre te recibe con una sonrisa. Hermoso todo lo que tiene, definitivamente lo recomiendo!!

(Translated by Google) The garments are of excellent quality, as seen in the photos. And Pam's attention is wonderful, super attentive to everything. (Original) Las prendas,son de excelente calidad, tal cual se ven en las fotos. Y la atención de Pam es maravillosa, súper atenta a todo.

(Translated by Google) Very good quality fabrics and excellent service! (Original) Muy buena calidad de tejidos y excelente atención !

(Translated by Google) Excellent quality of the garment, beautiful purchase. (Original) Excelente calidad de la prenda, hermosa la compra.

(Translated by Google) I went shopping and the service was excellent! (Original) Fui a comprar y la atención fue excelente!

(Translated by Google) The clothes are beautiful and the service is incredible! (Original) Las prendas son hermosas y la atención increíble!

4⭐️ for the building, 5🌟 for concert performance of I Puritani, 2⭐️ for the producers who reduced a great opera to a concert 👎👎👎 Indeed it is a very very very poor decision for reducing an Opera to a concert, no matter how good the orchestra and chorus are. AT THE PRICE CHARGED, BUENOS AIRES DESERVE A FULL OPERA!!!! Janet Pratt, who sang Elvira, is an OUTSTANDING OPERA SOPRANO 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗. She managed to act despite the concert setting. SHE IS ALSO VERY EMOTIVE IN HER SINGING…. WOW 👏👏👏👏👏 IT IS TOO BAD, Teatro Colon stifled / MUTED HER TALENT by this concert concept to showcase an opera…..REALLY REALLY BAD DECISION. 🏛️ Buenos Aires’ Teatro Colon is indeed one of the great opera houses in the world. .*** The building is a unique Ecclectic-Neoclassical architecture built at the turn of the 20th century. *** Acoustics is fantastic, the stage is large, the theatre is well designed. ISSUES: 👎 the boxes, meant for 4, is cramped with 6 seats 👎👎👎 the restrooms are very small, they need serious updating

Visited here as part of a guided tour. There aren’t many tours in English, and their timings didn’t suit my tight schedule, so I opted for a tour in Spanish. Although I couldn’t fully understand the narrative, I fully appreciated the stunning architecture, stained glass, statues etc. Everyone talks about the amazing acoustics, so the tour left me wanting to return to see a performance.

Buenos Aires's Teatro Colón is arguably the world's most spectacular opera house, offering an experience that transcends mere performance. Stepping inside, one is immediately enveloped by the stunning, opulent architecture - a lavish blend of Baroque, Renaissance, and academic styles featuring rich velvet, gold leaf, and vibrant frescoes that transport visitors to a bygone era of grandeur. However, the true marvel lies in its legendary acoustics, scientifically proven to be among the five best globally, ensuring that every note, from the softest whisper to the most powerful crescendo, reaches the audience with flawless clarity and balance. Attending any event here, whether opera, ballet, or classical concert, is a profoundly moving cultural rite that confirms the Colón's status as a beacon of artistic excellence and historical splendor.

Absolutely breathtaking! The Teatro Colón is one of the most beautiful theaters I’ve ever visited. I saw the ballet Onegin here, and it was a truly unforgettable experience - stunning performance, perfect acoustics, and an incredible atmosphere. The audience was so passionate and emotional - I’ve never seen anything like it in any other country. A magical evening in Buenos Aires!

Undoubtedly one of the most outstanding theaters I’ve ever visited. So charming and gorgeous! Just loved the moment I had in this place, highly recommend it for those who visit Buenos Aires 🇦🇷

Very beautiful, classic building in Buenos Aires. The architecture and the grass work are incredible. I suggest getting a reservations in advance for a guided tour. The concerts there are also amazing. Walkby arrival may be very hard to have a decent tour...

Beautiful opera house. Tours in English available. When you book a tour you must be on time or you will miss your tour!

Cool indoor shopping plaza with SO many stores. Very well attended on Sundays. Of note were two very large McDonalds and also a Kosher McDonalds! Kids were enjoying rideable pandas (electronic) and unicorns. There was also Neverland play area.

A crazy experience. The mall is really big with a bunch of different stores from providers, to big brands, electronics and a full foodcourt. The craziest thing was the little amusement park on the top floor which floored me. Rideable attractions and lots of stalls with sweets and what not. It was very very busy so if you can handle a lot of stimuli at once this is the place for you.

Good shopping mall with lots of stores including the Children's Museum. My 6 years old daughter really loved there!

Wonderful place to take the kids, or just the adults. We went to the kid's place and they had a blast. The only drawback was that they seemed to be short-staffed, and most of the people running the rides were running back and forth between them to operate them. Not ideal when it's the middle of the holidays, and lots of kids are off from school and parents are walking around shopping. It was quite hot in there to boot, as if the AC wasn't working properly. I'd go back, but probably in the winter-time.

Meh, I'm not much of a shopper but the food court is better than average shopping mall grub (kosher McDonald's? Yep), and the cinemas are great (at least one 3D flick between 1-2 am in Fri-Sat, but crazy those nights. Matinees during week way more chill). Not the most glamorous mall in BA but my favorite.

Cool mall, a lot of shops, pretty crowded on weekends, but a huge variety, clothes, electronics, food courts.

This is a really big mall, with everything for everyone. It has very nice architecture as well. I loved the variety of stores. There is a play area for children and a movie theatre. There is also a vaccination clinic.

Very nice market with several options of foods and drinks. The prices are very affordable, so can't complain. There are several options for eating and drinking, capable of satisfying all tastes. We had a four cheese milanesa at Milangueria, which was extremely good while being cheap.

A lovely historic market that is house under cover with a lovely wrought iron construction. The market has a few different entrances but all lead to the central hub where you can pick up antiques (so many antique shops in San Telmo), fresh fruit and veg, spices, meats, souvenirs etc. It is also a great place for Asado, meat cooked over hot coals. The market gets very busy during the day as it is a popular place to eat but then quietens down after the non-eatery stalls close around 6pm. The whole place closes at 8pm. The food is of high quality and reasonable priced.

Lively market with great food, antiques, and local vibes. Perfect place to wander, snack, and people-watch in Buenos Aires!

I love San Telmo market, I've been here several times and recommend you visit for a meal, or a coffee and pastry or to buy gifts or just fruit and veg. There is a vibe going on here and you need to be prepared to spend some time here 😉

A traditional Porteño market that now comprises a wide range of food and crafts products in a twentieth century iron building. A must visit when in BA DONT MISS IT!

Super cool. Great von r. Great food. Great outdoor market on Sundays as well.

A good place to sample a whole range of local food delicacies. Also a range of shops selling local knick-knacks. Can be crowded.

Cool little square, we especially loved the contrast in colors between the orange and green. A good reprieve from the hustle and bustle of the surrounding city, well worth a stop over for a picnic and a quick afternoon siesta.

Nice place to hang out, the craft fair is great there are tons of things you can buy. You can sit in the grass and have mates, read or just hang out with friends and family. If you feel like it, you can get up afterwards and go to one of the bars in the outside part of the former Buenos Aires design shopping which is closed except for those bars and pubs.

Beautiful experience..Plaza Francia. . Nice Place to take relax..for Adults and Family..located in the Middle of Busy City..I really recommend it

Plaza Francia (Spanish: "France Square") is a public square in the barrio of Recoleta in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The nearby Plaza Intendente Alvear is commonly but mistakenly known by the same name. It was created by a Municipal Ordinance on October 19, 1909, as part of the changes introduced in the urban landscape on the occasion of the Argentina Centennial. Designed by French landscape architecture Carlos Thays, it is part of a broad set of squares including Plaza Intendente Alvear, Plaza San Martín de Tours, Plaza Juan XXIII, Plaza Ramón J. Cárcano, Plaza Dante and Plaza Rubén Darío, among others

Great for shopping for home. Full of bars on the roof. There’s restaurant with my name, so that means it’s a great place.

Street market from the vans and big queues for fresh vegetables and fruits . So colorful

Awesome place to be out there, especially on summer weekends. The place is full of activities and so full of energy.

Lovely restaurant with a beautiful courtyard. Food-wise however, there are better restaurants in Palermo with less than half of their price. Also each portion is very small here as expected in fine dining restaurants. My steak was supposed to be medium rare, but it was a touch overcooked, therefore a little dry. Sourdough bread was nice and moist inside, but a bit too chewy outside. Traditional Argentinian dessert was beautiful. Service was fine, inattentive at times when the restaurant got busy. Overall, nice dining experience for the atmosphere but I was expecting better quality food from a Michelin restaurant.

Casa Cavia isn’t just a restaurant - it’s an experience. Nestled inside a beautifully restored 1920s mansion in Palermo Chico, this absolute gem blends gastronomy, design, literature, and art under one stunning roof. From the moment I arrived, I felt like “This would be good …” and so it was.

Absolutely stunning place, a renovated mansion turned restaurant. My friend and I ordered the tea for two, which came with an incredible amount of food for the price, and while everything was delicious, the highlight were the scone. I would return just for those. The staff was friendly and the heat lamps in the patio kept it from getting too cold.

✨ A Hidden Gem in Palermo Chico ✨ Nestled inside a stunning mansion in Palermo Chico, Casa Cavia feels like stepping into a dream where architecture, food, and culture blend seamlessly. It’s the kind of place that draws you in for lunch or coffee – and then makes you want to rearrange your day just to stay a little longer. The staff? Warm, welcoming, and ready to guide you through a menu that’s equal parts elegant and delicious. Each dish is a celebration of fresh, local ingredients – simple yet sophisticated. And while the food is incredible, the real magic happens in the back garden, where the ambiance steals the show. Think of it as more than a restaurant – it’s an experience. Casa Cavia carries that Michelin-worthy charm without feeling too formal. Honestly, I came for lunch before heading to Malba, but next time? I might visit Malba just because I’m already at Casa Cavia. 😏

When I arrived for my brunch reservation I was seated and waited for almost 30 minutes for someone to come over to ask if I would like something to drink. I finally got up and asked the lady at the coffee counter for help. I ordered the pasta with fava beans and peas and was quite disappointed. The pasta was overcooked and wet, the dish did not have any distinguishable flavor. The decor is beautiful and the outdoor area is a serene and beautiful place however the food and service are not what I had hoped and expected. I had very high expectations for a restaurant that gets high acclaim. I hope this was a one off experience. Perhaps brunch is not the time to go here.

Great service, delicious food, and truly wonderful atmosphere! This is a delightful, peaceful spot to stop for merienda. The rest of the menu looked very creative and enticing, as well, so I'll have to go back for a full meal. The prices are relatively high but seemed commensurate with the great quality food and experience as a whole. The staff was extremely friendly, warm, and welcoming. Highly recommended! EDIT: I went back for a light lunch, and I was absolutely blown away by what I ordered! The liláceas, vieiras tostadas y ajo blanco (a starter that I ordered for my main meal), was an explosion of freshness and deep flavor! I don't remember the last time I had a dish that truly made my mouth water just thinking about it. The individual ingredients were of excellent quality and were exquisitely prepared. I had the panna cotta de jengibre con cítricos y cedrón for dessert, which was wonderfully light and not too sweet with perfectly balanced flavors. The staff was, again, absolutely wonderful. What a great experience!

Delicious wine. Try “milhojas de chocolate” chocolate mille-feuille. Really tasteful.

I would like give a review to Feria de San Telmo, which takes place every Sunday on Plaza Dorrego. If you are interested in antique jewelry, plates, statuettes, etc. then you have to definitely visit Feria de San Telmo. It is smaller than some of European flea markets, but still big for Latin America with better prices than in Europe👍

A great place to experience local culture! Lively atmosphere with tango dancers, street artists, antique stalls, and cafés all around. Perfect spot to sit back with a drink and watch Buenos Aires come alive. 💃☕️🇦🇷

Plaza Dorrego in Buenos Aires is an absolute must-visit for anyone looking to experience the vibrant culture and rich history of the city. Located in the heart of the charming San Telmo district, this historic square is a hub of activity and a true gem for both locals and tourists alike. On Sundays, the plaza transforms into a bustling open-air market, where you can browse an array of antiques, handmade crafts, and unique souvenirs. The lively atmosphere is complemented by street performers, tango dancers, and musicians who bring the space to life with their talents. It’s a perfect spot to soak up the local culture and enjoy the infectious energy of Buenos Aires. The surrounding area is dotted with quaint cafes and restaurants, offering delicious Argentine cuisine and a place to relax and people-watch. The colonial architecture and cobblestone streets add to the charm, making it a picturesque setting for a leisurely stroll. What makes Plaza Dorrego truly special is its authentic, lively ambiance that offers a genuine taste of Buenos Aires' cultural heritage. Whether you're looking to shop, dine, or simply enjoy the vibrant street performances, Plaza Dorrego offers an unforgettable experience that captures the spirit of the city. Highly recommended for any visitor!

Happening with lovely and nice people. Sunday market starts at 10-ish till 6 ish. Stuff sold are very cheap.

The heart and soul of the old Buenos Aires. A lot of antiques and vintage pieces. A great cultural experience in a very bohemian neighbourhood. Here you can watch tango for free and some live music. The fair also extends through the whole square and down the street up to Plaza de Mayo.

I really liked the vibe of the place. What attracted me the most was the architecture of the buildings

A beautiful stop in the perfect neighbour of San Telmo. Cafes and shops surround the Plaza where you can enjoy local musicians and dancers perform. Choose your cafe and sit in their corresponding section to order. Hidden treasures throughout the area. Don’t forget to tip the performers!

Great place to wander and look at the collections. The items for sale are pretty large so it’s likely you won’t be able to take anything back if you’re traveling. Still a fun place to look around and spend some time

Fun place to visit on weekends. Lots of options and very interesting items, great finds!

Very cool indoor flea-market. Tons of stalls, focused mostly (though not exclusively) on furniture and home-goods. Very clean, well-organized, and the individual shop-keepers were friendly and not pushy at all, which can be sometimes be an issue in similar places. Very much worth checking out if you're in the area.

A fantastic place to throw yourself back to childhood. This flea market has been operating since 1988 and has 166 stalls or so. A lot of useless things as well that probably can’t be used but it’s still awesome to see this junkyard of the past. Feel bad for the people who work they though as it’s pretty hot inside

This is THE place for vintage and antiques. You can mostly find furniture, especially mid century style, but there’s other treasures such as glassware, records, and accessories. Fun place to walk around.

So nice! It was full of great antiques, lots of decorations and experiences to see and to learn from! Many creepy dolls! I'd recommend it, but since I didn't intend to buy anything, just looking at furnitures soon became a bit repetitive... The art deco vibe really compensated :) 4 out of 5!

One of the best antique collectives I’ve ever seen - and I’ve been to antique fairs all over the world. From the unusual to the strange the beautiful and fun - this place has it all. Prices are very reasonable and usually negotiable. No trip to BsAs should miss this experience!

Solar Shopping Mall..it's really good for shoppers..I really recommend it

Some nice stores, for food there's little variety.

I love this little mall ever since it opened over twenty years ago. It's built out of what used to be an old factory so it has a lot of character and it's done a great job of changing and keeping up with the times. There are a couple of really nice cafes in it to sit down and relax, and a few options on the food court. Not a lot of shops but good brands overall. Not a destination per se, but if you're staying in the area definitely venture in.

Not a big selection of stores

Located close to "La imprenta" area. High end shops with clothing, accessories, house linens, toys and more. There are several places to grab a drink or a bite. Only downside, heating was on and it was very hot inside. There are lots of shops outside the shopping that are worth visiting too!

Very nice shopping mall with great clothing stores. Herencia Custom Garage is most recommended for men looking to buy cool grunge/rock clothes.

One of the best and possibly duty stops in the area. Excellent either to buy clothes, enjoy a coffe or going out to eat with your family, couple or friends. Prices are great as well and the different food and gastronomy is pretty varied

I delayed with a review for almost 12 years.. I am not a good client - I paid once and had never returned still. This pair of training shoes visited many countries with me. Yep, I'm not a milongero. I enjoy classes, practices, and very rarely milongas.. but these shoes were bought in february 2013, and they went with me everywhere. Muchissimas gracias for such quality!

Great variety in terms of material, design and quality. The man know his shoes, problem is theres is only one shape and two types of heel for women and it hurt my girlfriends feet. Best quality I saw, try it, cause if it fits for you you hardly find better.

I have visited this place many times and the staff is always incredibly attentive even if you don't buy anything at the end. The shoes are quite expensive but they have a good variety of models and seem to have a decent amount of stock in all sizes. The store is small and can get quite crowded.

I went here to buy shoes for my friend back home. She'd looked on the website and seen a few pairs she liked but wanted to see them in more detail (the shoes in the shop look completely different in colour from those on the website). When I got to the shop I asked if I could take a photo of the shoes (in better lighting than on the website) to send to my friend. Despite insisting that I'd buy a pair if they allowed me to do this I was told I could only take one photo of one shoe. So rather than spending A£2100 in this shop I went to Angelina where they were far friendlier (and have a much better website).

Beautiful display of gorgeous shoes... The colors are vibrant and they fit smooth. $21thousand pesos is too much for me but maybe some day....

Great shoes and service. I love the soles on their shoes which they describe as "chromo". It looks a bit like suede but with a very tiny loft. After a few weeks of use, the soles turn smooth and are a breeze to pivot on. This alone makes these shoes very worthwhile. I visited in August, 2018 and the exchange rate was about 30+ to 1. At the time, men's shoes were roughly $80/pair, which is what I paid, but in Argentine pesos. I bought a pair of NeoTango shoes over a year ago at a festival in the US and was charged $200. You're much better off dealing directly with the source. Unfortunately, their website leaves a bit to be desired as of 20181106. All prices are in Argentine pesos rather than dollars. This leaves open the question of exchange rate which makes the final price unknown. As such, I would be reluctant to order online from them.

Huge variety of superlatives Tango shoes. I bought one pair years ago and I came back this time to buy other 2 pairs. Lovely people