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Roho Peluqueria
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If there was one thing in common among local rock stars, you might begin by stating that all of them, past or present, sooner or later, gets their hair cut at Roho.
15 years ago, owner Oscar Fernandez created this mecca for musicians, designers and artists who were searching for an original look that distinguishes them from the rest. In other words, this man knows exactly how to make a... |
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Juana de Arco
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Juana de Arco, one of the most unique and artistic clothing lines in Buenos Aires, invites you into the warm universe created in its Palermo Soho boutique as soon as you walk in the door. The place is filled with colorful fabrics and textures that take creativity to a new level. Mariana Cortes, the head designer and creative director of Juana de Arco, creates women’s street-wear, lingerie and... |
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Standard - Sudestada
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Upon entering Standard, one feels as through they have been thrown into an old 1950s film. The restaurant purposefully emulates a 1950s New York parlor to transport the diner to another time, watching the modern world through the windows. The atmosphere of this restaurant was created by local designer and film director, Horacio Gallo, with the aid of his partners Estanislao Carenzo, Santiago... |
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La Fábrica del Taco
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Buenos Aires has many Mexican-style restaurants, but this is by far the best one in the city. It just tastes like Mexico. The tortillas, chips and salsas are made fresh daily in their kitchen, the meat is savory and perfectly spiced, the guacamole is the real thing. We love sitting in the pebble garden patio in the back, surrounded by hammocks and contemporary Mexican art, sipping a refreshing... |
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Gibraltar
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Why did WUBA suddenly decide to put a pub up on our Going Out page? Because Gibraltar is a classic Buenos Aires spot with loads of character, great food and beers, down to earth company, and a cool atmosphere. This place defines an international and modern English pub; it offers a variety of high quality ales and whiskeys as well as spicy East Asian curries and is located in one of the oldest... |
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La Cocina Discreta
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After sharing some press with a Swiss magazine, WUBA and La Cocina Discreta connected and since then we have been pondering the Villa Crespo experience that has opened up to us. Tucked in on a residential street in this relaxed borough of the city is one of the most highly acclaimed secret closed-door restaurants in Buenos Aires. Being just outside of the busy Palermo scene, this place gives a... |
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Lobby
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This stylish restaurant and wine bar located on tree-lined Nicaragua Street in Palermo Hollywood has always called our attention. Wine bottles line the entire back wall of this intimate space while modern furniture and lighting seem to create a masculine air of cool.
Clients come for delights like freshly baked muffins, scones and scrambled eggs in the mornings. At mid-day, the tables are... |
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La Cigale
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The best mojito in town can be imbibed at La Cigale where, any night of the week, deejays or live bands attract an international clientele. Buenos Aires is well covered in the tango, wine, and steak departments but isn’t known for its top shelf reserves. In many bars or restaurants, it can be a challenge to get a cocktail. That’s what the owners of La Cigale found when they moved to Buenos... |
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Maru Guerberg Leather Designs
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If you are looking to buy the leather jacket that you have had your sights set on for a while, Maru Guerberg is the woman you need to meet. Maru opened her leather design store 10 years ago, in 1999. After having lived internationally in Europe and the Middle East, Maru came back to Buenos Aires and continued her life-long dedication to design. She studied interior and fashion design and was one... |
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Le Bar
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Every once and a while a place comes along that seems to get it. Combining all the essential elements that make up a great restaurant & bar, Le Bar is one of those places.
Le Bar didn’t merely get it, they hit the bullseye. Le Bar is the newest hottest spot in town. And rightly so. The formula is simple: the combination of a great space, great food-drink-service and those extra touches... |
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Bolivia
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It doesn’t take newly arrived visitors to Buenos Aires very long to realize just how stylish the city is. Evidence is everywhere, from the European-inspired architecture and inviting plazas to the trendy restaurants and bars that are popping up all over the city.
As you might expect—and you’ll certainly notice—the Porteños’ fashion sense is as happening as are other aspects of the... |
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Verde Llama
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Verde Llama is more than a vegetarian safe house in a city that celebrates its meat. When head chef and owner Diego Castro opened this café and juice bar in early 2007 after running a private restaurant out of his home for several years, he started with more than just a menu free of animal products. A student of the LifeFood movement, Castro seeks to not only create delicious cuisine, but also... |
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Niceto Club
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For 11 years Niceto Club has been a contender for heavyweight champion of BA clubs. Why? Quite simply because they’ve been able to combine world class parties, innovative and fresh artistic proposals, live music from Argentina’s hottest acts and fantastic international shows into their mix, constantly.
Let's look a little closer. Some of the week's best parties are at Niceto Club. Among... |
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