Craft Beer in Buenos Aires

[Jtee125]

They have it all setup like it's brewed there but it's just a tourist trap that is extremely crowded where you wait to enter and drink beer that is brewed in Buenos Aires.

Thanks! I’ll avoid it then, I hear there’s a lot of good microbreweries in Bariloche so I’m sure I’ll find some good ones

 

[shahe]

Hola! I've checked out many bars/breweries/restaurants, but many of them don't have TVs or aren't open till night time. Any recommendations on where to watch today's Argentina/UAE and Mexico/Sweden matches in the Reoleta/Centro/Palermo areas? Thanks in advance

FYI, https://www.livesoccertv.com/ has all the kick off times/channel listings:

 

[Johnny]

Hola! I've checked out many bars/breweries/restaurants, but many of them don't have TVs or aren't open till night time. Any recommendations on where to watch today's Argentina/UAE and Mexico/Sweden matches in the Reoleta/Centro/Palermo areas? Thanks in advance

FYI, https://www.livesoccertv.com/ has all the kick off times/channel listings:

Locos X El Futbol. The corner of Las Heras y Uriburu.

 

[Jteee]

I recently moved to Colegiales, and live near Strange.

There is another great place a few blocks away, called Charlone (Freire y Lacroze) and they make their own beers on site, as well as being a nice “lugarcito” with internal patio and service so great it surprises you.

I recommend a visit there if you visit Strange too.

Buena Birra Social Club, also in this part of Colegiales, does good beer too.

Only just noticed this. I’ll check them out. Strange brewing is fantastic and they have lovely food. An honourable mention for a bar I recently discovered in San Telmo - Santo Remedio. Love the decor, best diversity of beer I’ve seen in a bar in Buenos Aires and the staff are friendly and speak English. First place I’ve seen a gose here too and the panchitos are lovely