The best coffee shops in Buenos Aires to enjoy an excellent iced coffee

In La Lucila, Zulu Haus is one of those finds that surprises with its relaxed aesthetic, warm vibe and a menu where iced coffee is the undisputed star. It’s the kind of place that doesn’t need to shout to stand out—the atmosphere does the talking, and the drinks seal the deal.

Their iced coffee lineup mixes well-executed classics with more indulgent hits. The Iced Mocaccino—with chocolate sauce and semi-bitter cocoa—is straight to the point and perfect for those who want something bold yet balanced. The Banana Toffee, made with oat milk, coffee, banana syrup and a layer of toffee, is a creamy celebration that works just as well as a dessert as it does to kick off the afternoon with something different. There’s also a refreshing Coffee Tonic and an Iced Flat Zulu, finished with a touch of cinnamon syrup that makes it addictive without going over the top.

To go with your coffee, there’s rotating pastries and savory bites, always with a homemade feel that fits perfectly with the place’s laid-back mood.

The tip: Zulu Haus is ideal for escaping the city noise for a while and enjoying an iced coffee with a different kind of energy.

Where: Salvador Debenedetti 635, La Lucila.

Meme Café is the meeting point between design and flavor. With its minimalist aesthetic and attention to detail visible in every corner, this space becomes a unique visual and sensory experience. But what really makes Meme shine are its cold coffees served in super aesthetic cups that elevate the experience to another level. Because here, coffee is not only drunk, it's admired.

When it comes to cold coffee, Meme offers options that never fail: the iced latte for those seeking something smooth and balanced, or the iced flat for those wanting to highlight the pure coffee flavor. Every sip confirms that at Meme, coffee is a masterpiece.

To accompany, tempting options never fail: their yogurt with granola and seasonal fruits is fresh and irresistible, the cookies are a feast for sweet tooths, and the classic chipá, a savory choice that never disappoints.
The tip: Besides the Palermo location, they also have one in Vicente Lopez!

Where: Av. Dorrego 2591, Palermo Av. del Libertador 1894, Vicente López

In the heart of Colegiales, Jauría Café is one of the most exciting openings for coffee lovers. Their summer offer surprises with cold coffee options that combine originality and flavor. Among the must-tries is the tiramisu coffee — prepared with homemade tiramisu and two shots of coffee — a true luxury in a cup. If you prefer something more refreshing with a fruity touch, the sunset iced coffee, which blends hibiscus and espresso, is a delightful, different explosion of flavors.

The Jauría experience wouldn't be complete without something to accompany. Their menu includes alfajores, cookies, cinnamon rolls, and chipá sandwiches with surprising fillings, as well as vegan croissants with sourdough, which are a gem.

Tip: Jauría honors its name by offering snacks for your pets, a detail that adds warmth to the atmosphere and makes each visit a memorable experience for both you and your four-legged companions.

Where: Céspedes 2457, Colegiales.

Jisu is a paradise for those wanting to try new and bold flavors. They are always innovating with surprising combinations, like their recent Halloween proposal, and now their summer menu steals the attention.

This season, besides classic cold coffees like cold brew or iced latte, they present butterfields, a delicious mix of espresso, cream milk, chocolate, and M&Ms — a true indulgence. And for the more adventurous, there's the fantasy grape, combining coffee with a clarified grape juice reduction and whipped cream.

The space, minimalist and modern, invites you to relax while enjoying a unique experience. Its location, near the Fortabat Center and the Ecological Reserve, makes it the perfect spot for a getaway to explore the city. Here are some must-see spots to discover Buenos Aires thoroughly.
The tip: Jisu has a very complete menu with options for all tastes, from breakfasts and lunches to snacks, which you can't miss trying.

Where: C. Mariquita Sanchez de Thompson 367, Puerto Madero; Migueletes 1231, Cañitas.

Boreal Café, with branches in Villa Urquiza and Devoto, is a corner where cold coffee becomes a real experience. Their menu combines bold flavors of cold coffee with exceptional quality, standing out with options like the espresso tonic, which incorporates orange juice for a refreshing and vibrant drink. Another star is the lime brew, a lime sour with cold brew that redefines freshness, while the iced mocha, with espresso, milk, and Belgian chocolate, is an irresistible treat for chocolate lovers.

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Their pastry and savory options complement the experience perfectly. Pistachio cheesecake, key lime pie, cookies, cakes, and croissants shine in the sweet department, while savory options like ricotta and pistachio tostones or the classic avocado tostones elevate the salty side.

The tip: Boreal roasts its own coffee, ensuring freshness and a unique flavor in every cup.

Where: Juramento 5401, Villa Urquiza; Asunción 4011, Villa Devoto.

Located on a sunny corner in Núñez, at Jaramillo Café you can enjoy exceptional cold coffee. They master the classics: from a refreshing iced latte to an iced americano, each option is designed to offer the freshness and smoothness you seek in a good cold coffee.

However, their menu doesn’t stop there, with unique options like the espresso & hibiscus, where the hibiscus, with its sweet but subtle touch, complements the coffee to create a vibrant and refreshing drink.

Accompanying your coffee has never been so delicious: the bagels, like pastrami or tuna salad, are a delight. And for those with a sweet tooth, the yogurt with granola and fruit is a treat you can't miss. Additionally, they offer cookies, cinnamon rolls, canelé, and many more options that make each visit a complete experience.

The tip: Their brunch menu is perfect for trying a little bit of everything.

Where: 11 de septiembre de 1888 3700, Nuñez.

Just steps from Parque Centenario, Traje Café stands out for combining history and specialty coffee in a unique space. Once a clothing alteration workshop, it now retains that essence in its retro décor and photographs that tell its past.

It’s the ideal place to enjoy a classic, well-prepared cold coffee. If you're looking for something different, the cold brew citrus with orange and a touch of nutmeg is a surprising, subtle, and delicious option. And if you’re after something more indulgent, don't miss the affogato: a mix of coffee and ice cream that’s pure delight in every bite.

For a side dish, they offer sfogliatella with cured ham and cheese, and focaccia with pastrami, cheese, and cucumber, in addition to sweet options like cookies, cakes, and an exquisite pear tart.

The tip: They have their own coffee roaster in the back of the café, a nod to their passion for specialty coffee of great quality.

Where: Díaz Vélez 4674, Almagro.

When it comes to cold coffee, Kopi has everything to be your go-to spot. Their multiple locations in Buenos Aires not only ensure there’s always a Kopi nearby but also offer spacious and cozy areas, perfect for enjoying with company.

Their cold coffee menu is a true feast. From the classic iced latte or flat, balanced and smooth, to bolder options like iced mocha, a must-try for chocolate lovers. Or the iced grapefruit tonic, which reinvents coffee tonic with a citrusy and vibrant freshness.

Their offerings to accompany cold coffee are as versatile as they are delicious: alfajores, cakes, cookies, pastries, and, for those seeking something savory, toasted sandwiches and avocado toasts that never disappoint. No matter your choice, Kopi turns every visit into an experience where cold coffee and good company are the stars.

The tip: Besides their locations in CABA, they also have one in La Plata and another in Santiago del Estero.

Where: Baez 419, Las Cañitas. Austria 2225, Barrio Norte. Juncal 1891, Retiro. Montañeses 2905, Nuñez. Agüero 1468, Palermo. Calle 20 y 957 - La Plata. Gurruchaga 1042, Palermo. Ramallo 2523, Saavedra. Beruti 3897, Palermo. Cabello 3501, Palermo. Paraná 1231, Recoleta.

Cobre Café, with its cool style and laid-back vibe, is an unmissable destination for enjoying cold coffee in Buenos Aires and delicious chipás as well. With locations in the Villa Crespo and Palermo neighborhoods, this café blends cool design with exceptional quality, making it the perfect spot for those hot days when you need a refreshing and delicious drink.

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Their cold coffee options steal the show. From the classics like iced flat, latte, and cold brew, to bolder choices like iced mocha or the refreshing coffee tonic and affogato, each drink has a flavor balance that impresses effortlessly.
To accompany, Cobre surprises with savory proposals full of flavor and originality, like mbejú, a cassava and cheese tortilla combining arugula, herbs, and fried egg, or sautéed asparagus with stracciatella. For something sweet, white chocolate marquise with salted caramel and pistachio-lime alfajor are choices that never fail.

The tip: They have pre-set brunch options that make decision-making easy and allow you to try a little bit of everything.

Where: Acevedo 727, Villa Crespo. Gorriti 5070, Palermo

Entering Shelter Café is like finding a refuge in the midst of the bustling pace of Buenos Aires. With its mix of vintage and cozy style, this space invites you to relax and enjoy a cold coffee made with true mastery. Their three locations — in Martínez, Recoleta, and Balvanera — offer comfortable, warm corners that are perfect for disconnecting, chatting, or simply savoring a great cup of coffee.

The star at Shelter is its coffee, made with precision and care. Their cold options, like iced latte, iced flat, or refreshing coffee tonic, never disappoint. And if you’re looking for something more indulgent, their frappuccinos — with espresso, ice, milk, and topped with whipped cream — are the definition of pleasure in a cup.

For a side, the carrot cake is a classic that never fails, but it’s not the only option: they also offer cookies, cakes, tostones, and sandwiches that complete the experience.
The tip: They sell coffee beans, and with the purchase of ¼, you get the coffee you’re drinking for free.

Where: Arroyo 940, Recoleta. Av. Del Libertador 13131, Martínez. Uriburu 353, Balvanera. Virrey Loreto 2035, Belgrano.