Aditya Sinha

This cafe is disappointing. It’s aesthetic is excellent with ample seating, nice windows, and a good ambience to bring friends. The service up front is nice but you have to bring the coffee on a tray to your table which seems somewhat dangerous considering the mug was filled to the very top. I saw an older individual have trouble with the tray. The price is very high for Buenos Aires and the quality does not show. The coffee flavor is watery and might be the worst flat white I have had in this country. The latte art was also somewhat bad which is disappointing considering that much cheaper places have given me beautiful lattes. I don’t think the art matters much if the flavor is good but when you’re selling an ambience and a vibe, the aesthetics of the food should match. The almond alfajor is good, the biscuit has a nice almond flavor but it is very cold and a bit stale and the dulce de leche doesn’t have much flavor. This is a nice cafe to study but you have to be critical of a cafe when it costs nearly double the others in the area. The flat white is large but definitely 200 pesos over average price and the alfajor was 300+ pesos overpriced. I wanted to like this place but you are definitely paying for the ambience, not the food quality. Hopefully this helped out. I bought a comprobable order at a nearby cafe for under 1000 for some context and this cost me nearly 1700 pesos. If you were to come here I could only suggest the alfajor since it’s flavor is good.

This store makes a beautiful cup of coffee. I ordered a flat white and maize alfajor which was all less than 1,000 pesos. It tastes very nice and is simple. The ambience isn’t the best since there is no indoor seating you are sitting next to a somewhat busy road. The service is great and helpful. I would come back but suggest taking it to go. The tables are a bit small and seats are tall, so I accidentally spilts much of my coffee on my table although I’ll take accountability’s overall great cup of coffee.