BULLER
Located in the traditional Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta, the Buller brewery was a pioneer in producing and selling its products in one place. The space’s setting is distinguished by its factory style and has three open-air areas: a deck on the sidewalk, an internal patio and a terrace that offers attractive views of the neighborhood. From its 16 taps, they serve styles of their own brew (which have won awards in different international tournaments), such as Pilsen (with notes of bread from the malt and floral aromas of German hops) and Stout (with flavors of roasted coffee and dark chocolate), as well as some guest producers that rotate. Their dishes with an American imprint accompany the flavors of the different beers and it is recommended to try their appetizers to share, their homemade hamburgers and their giant “milangas”. The happy hour with promotions on pints runs from Monday to Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m.
Address: Junín 1747, Recoleta.
SCRAPYARD
Desarmadero Bar and Desarmadero Session are two beer bars par excellence. Located opposite each other, they are favorite places for connoisseurs due to their careful curation. Through its more than 40 taps (between the two locations) beers from the most prestigious craft producers in the country parade, some of the most sought-after styles being IPA, APA, Pilsen and Stout. But the proposal not only appeals for its slate, but also for its gastronomic offer with a homely imprint that focuses especially on hot tapas (such as chard fritters, ham and cheese croquettes or empanadas), sandwiches and homemade hamburgers. Those who visit them will also be able to appreciate the art of the renowned muralist Alfredo Segatori, who was in charge of the setting of the space. Both spots have heated tables on the sidewalk and there is a large heated terrace at Desarmadero Bar.
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Address: Gorriti 4300 and Gorriti 4295, Palermo.
BEER CLUB
With branches in Recoleta, Caballito, San Isidro and Colegiales, Club de la Birra offers numerous draft craft beers and a very interesting food menu with quality options for all tastes. Its industrial-style setting, with many open and green spaces, its excellent service and its pet-friendly philosophy make it an ideal place for all types of meetings. They have 13 taps through which they pass fixed beers and only some rotating ones in order to maintain a balance of styles and at the same time give visibility to local microbrewers. Some recommendations from the house are the Scottish from Bierhaus (with aromas of toffee and caramel), the Raspberry from Peñón el Águila (low bitterness and very refreshing) and the American IPA from Minga (with notes of tropical fruits). To accompany it, there is finger food, homemade hamburgers, Neapolitan pizzas, hot dishes and salads. From Monday to Friday they have happy hour with pints, cocktails, combos and boards at special prices.
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Addresses: Pres. Roberto M. Ortiz 1871, Recoleta / Pedro Goyena Avenue 60, Caballito / Marquez Avenue and Fleming Avenue, San Isidro Racetrack / Zapiola 131, Colegiales.
GROWLERS
Growlers is a street-style bar with a collaborative spirit, with seven locations that offer more than 150 taps of beer on tap. Its beer selection is curated by specialized sommeliers, who prioritize classic styles and innovative options from important artisanal producers. Among the recommendations of the season are the American IPA and the Framboise. Its home-style cuisine stands out, with outstanding smashed burgers, tapas (especially falafels, mozzarella sticks and “tuned” potatoes) and a wide selection of gluten-free or plant-based dishes.
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Addresses: Gurruchaga 1450, Palermo; Olleros 3750, Chacarita; Amenábar 3201, Núñez; Cuba 2202, Belgrano; Doblas 857, Caballito; Av. Santa Fe 1430, Recoleta and Perón 489, San Nicolás.
THE TACUARA SHED
The El Galpón de Tacuara craft brewery has been setting trends for many years with original styles created by its brewmaster, the renowned Gabriel Furnari. In all of its bars you can taste the different options of the brand, which has several beers that have won awards in national and international competitions. Some of the favorites, available in its 16 taps, are the IPA Sanfer (with an intense aroma of hops, great freshness and high drinkability), the APA Sorachi (with Japanese hops that give it notes of dill and lemon) and the Irish Red Ale (slightly malty with a soft caramel sweetness). In turn, they have a wide range of street food, where they offer snacks, tapas, pizzas, hot dogs, hamburgers and salads. Every day from 5 to 8 pm, they have 2 for 1 on pints in the Palermo, Belgrano, Devoto and San Fernando locations.
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Addresses: Honduras 5560, Palermo / Av. Juramento 2781, Belgrano and Av. Francisco Beiró 3410, Villa Devoto. More branches in San Fernando, General Pacheco, Belén de Escobar and Rosario.
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