1. Barragán


Afternoon tea and Mexico, two words that Argentinians aren’t used to seeing together, but here at Barragán, they do. This specialty coffee shop, which opened in late 2021 in Caballito and later expanded to Palermo, brings the spirit of Mexican lunchrooms to Buenos Aires.
They offer a brunch menu all day, with elevated classics such as the ham and cheese toast, which here is called "torta de jamón" (ham cake); or their own hits, like "huevos divorciados" (eggs in corn tortillas, one with green sauce and the other with ranchero sauce). The pastry is also worth mentioning: don't miss the pistachio tres leches cake.
The tip: they have an extensive drinks menu with a focus on specialty coffee. In addition, they offer fruit juices, iced coffee varieties, and the unmissable Margarita.
Where: Nicasio Oroño 1195, Caballito; Cabrera 3697, Palermo.