The Best Brunch Spots In Recoleta, Buenos Aires

La Biela is a famous café in an excellent location, opposite the entrance to Recoleta Cemetery. It is often full of tourists, but it is popular with locals too and has a lovely historic atmosphere. The café dates back to 1850, but its interior design has more of a 1950s feel to it as the mid-20th century was when the café started to become a popular spot with the city’s intellectual elite.

Import Coffee Company is a café and delicatessen offering a tempting range of coffees, teas, and snacks. The interior is designed with a classic coffee shop in mind: wooden barstools, small tables, and deli items stacked on shelves around the store available to purchase. It’s a small place which makes for a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, and is clean and modern.

One of the city’s historic cafés is El Banderín, which was first established in the 1920s during a time of significant economic growth and social change throughout the nation, and especially in Buenos Aires. The café embraces the charm of a classic Argentinian café, with an old-fashioned bar and rustic chairs and tables. For sports fans, the café also boasts an amazing collection of team banners and crests, with most of the high walls pretty much covered.

Nucha is a modern and classy patisserie café with a huge array of tempting items perfect for brunch. The patisserie counter offer items such as croissants, cakes, or macarons, plus sandwiches closer to lunchtime. Hot drinks include coffee, tea, and rich hot chocolate. The interior is light and airy, with huge windows perfect for watching the world go by.

Florencio is a patisserie and café popular with locals, and has not yet been discovered by a huge numbers of tourists thanks to its side-street location. It is conveniently located near to Recoleta Cemetery, and has a lovely quaint tearoom ambience, with chalkboard menus, cake-stands and enormous slices of cake.