Beer Coffee

beer store and taproom in a mall food court area in the business district of Buenos Aires. pretty good selection of single beers and some six packs/gift packs available of mostly Argentina craft beer. they had some imports too. They also had local beers on tap, I ordered a pint to drink out at the communal tables. the staff couldn't answer real specific questions, but they did speak English which was good for my tourist self. Picked up some locally brewed cans to stuff in the suitcase to take home.

Vibe: This place is a small store located in the lower level of a shopping center that serves beer, coffee and food. Outside of the store, they have a couple of tables in the middle of the concourse where you can sit to eat and/or drink beverages. It’s located right off the main pedestrian arcade so it is conveniently located and is also a good stop for a break, especially if you are with others that are shopping.

Quality: The beers in cans/bottles were all stored cold in a cooler out of direct sunlight. Everything that I purchased seemed to be brewed fairly recently.

Service: I found the staff to be very helpful and they spoke enough English to answer any questions.

Selection: The store has a cooler with about 50 different beers, most of which are microbreweries from Argentina (including ones from Antares, Baum, Berlina, Blest, Cachalote, Dust, Mar Del Plata, Mur, Peñón de Aguila, Rabieta, Tacuara, Wellington, and Wesley.) These are available to-go or for on-site consumption. They also have eight beers available on-tap, which included selections from Dust, Kürüf, and Growla. A pint of beer only cost $200 ARG, which was about $3.33 US with the current exchange rate.