Birkin Nicaragua — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

I live around the corner so birkin is a convenient options. They have a very good coffee albeit a bit overpriced (you'll pay for it almost the same as for an avocado toast). Food options are very interesting and very tasty when fresh however there's no strict control on that unfortunately. Twice I was served absolutely rottten tomatos with disgusting mould on it and on another accotions black sweet potatoes that looks like we're kept in a fridge for a few days... When brought to waiters attention I received a replacement but they didn't even offer a discount or removed items from the bill to make up for it. I'll still keep eating there because it's very convenient for me and when you insist on them bringing you fresh food it's very tasty, but just be very careful before you have the...

Used to be my favourite lunch spot I visited at least once a week. Food varied in quality day to day, probably different chefs followed different recipes (one day bacon in my eggs was crispy, other day it was chewy), but all in all it was decent quality. Unfortunately last time I visited, the staff was very rude to me and my friend. We came on the weekend during peak hour, one of the waiters told us to come in so we picked a table and sat down. Then few minutes later the other waiter who looked like a manager came to us and started nervously angrily yelling at as to go wait outside and that this table was reserved. This was very rude and unprofessional and made us feel very unwelcomed. We left and never came back. Now I tell all my friends to...

OK they've just opened here in Nicaragua street but ...

A completely different experience from the original Birkin café. In here, service is honestly poor, on a hot day AC doesn't work. They actually open doors on a 90/95° so forget about enjoying a good coffee in Buenos Aires summer in this store.

The tables are so contiguous that you practically have to whisper to not be heard by the neighbors.

PS. Ask for a croissant, and take the challenge to find what they bring you -anything... you name it... but definitely not a croissant-.

Avoid this...