Imagine a whole place decorated with acrylic flowery wallpaper in clashing colours, and you're halfway there. This massive bar, with rows upon rows of kitschly decorated tables, is hugely popular at weekends. You'll find an innocent, fun-loving and very social vibe here, plus a whole bookcase of oversized boardgames. Quirky touches include bathroom washbasins standing on old sewing machines and a menu presented on colourful cue cards. The food itself definitely needs some help, but you can't knock the atmosphere.

If you want to have an extremely authentic Buenos Aires experience, try whiling away an afternoon or evening having coffee, drinks, or a meal in one of the city’s famous “notable cafes and bars”. A few years ago, a city government commission drew up a fairly comprehensive list of 53 notable bars and cafes and awarded them this special status due to either their historical, cultural or architectural importance to the city of Buenos Aires. Many of these establishments have been in operation since the nineteenth century, and upon entering one of them you are quickly transported back to the city’s aristocratic roots.One picturesque member of this exclusive club of bars and cafes is Bar Seddon, a San Telmo hang-out spot that was converted into a bar from a nineteenth-century pharmacy.

"Arrive early" is the often-heard advice for this similarly popular watering hole in Palermo. However, it's quite possible you'll arrive through its hallowed doors to find the street-level bar practically empty. Don't be fooled: in summer, it's all about the rooftop terrace, which is consistently packed with style-conscious locals. When it's time to move on, either take the easy option (the Niceto nightclub, directly opposite), or get some recommendations from Carnal's fingers-on-the-pulse crowd. With so little room to manoeuvre on the terrace, intimacy is unavoidable and you're bound to have made friends.

It doesn't much get better than this: sipping a cocktail amid Casa's stylish, yet understated decor as you ponder the adventures that are to be had in Buenos Aires. This bar lies in the heart of Recoleta in a classic three-storey French Second Empire style house, which looks as if it has been taken brick by brick from Paris. A vast selection of spirits and beers, friendly staff and a cosmopolitan crowd all make Casa Bar a force to be reckoned with. See you there!

Ingrata bar esta ubicado en le famoso Pasaje Lanin del barrio porteño de Barracas! es un espacio cultural y su especialidad son los vinos y las picadas!

Desayunos - Menu Ejecutivo los Mediodias - Cerveza - Tragos - Picadas