Los Galgos

One of the city's listed “bares notables”, renovated to maintain its traditional spirit.

Dating back to 1930, Los Galgos has been witness to much of the city's modern history. The legendary “bar notable”, recognised by the city government for its historic importance, reopened after a brief closure with a renovated menu but maintaining its classic style. The food includes spinach buñuelos, tortillas, scrambled eggs with ham, liver with onion and other delicacies. The bar is open all day, but the best time to visit is in the early evening – the perfect time to find a space for yourself at the bar in front of the mirror and order one of the house apperitifs or signature cocktails.

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Bar Oviedo

A meeting point in the neighbourhood where for a long time the city met the countryside.

Bar Palacio

Neighbourhood cafe and photography museum

Bar Saint Moritz

One of the favourite cafes of the writer Jorge Luis Borges and his mother Leonor Acevedo.

Bar Seddon

Worn chequerboard floor and wood panelling create a warm atmosphere

Bar Sur

Atmospheric bar named for its location on the south of the original city limits.

Barbaro bar

Bar founded by the artist Luis Felipe Noé in 1969 as a "cultural provocation"

BASA

Cocktails with homemade ingredients.

Boston City

Located in the Galería Güemes, where the writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry lived.

Café de los Angelitos

One of the city's most popular cafes.

Café El Banderín

Historic cafe and museum of football flags

Café Margot

Legend has it even president Perón dropped by here to try the famous turkey sandwich

Café Ocho Esquinas

Historic cafe famous for its cured ham and German specialities.