P E U T E O — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

This bar left a lot to be desired. The system of ordering at one spot, receiving a ticket, and then collecting your drink at the bar felt unnecessarily cumbersome—though this might just be a cultural difference. What stood out most, however, was the exorbitant pricing. Two mojitos cost me $30 USD, which is outrageous, especially considering I was staying at a hotel nearby for $90 a night. Paying 30% of my hotel cost for just two drinks felt absurd.

Whether it was a “gringo tax” or not, this was by far the most expensive bar I visited during three weeks in Latin America. The atmosphere was fine, with an okay crowd that skewed older, but the experience was not worth it. I wouldn’t recommend this bar to anyone and will definitely...

Buena música, buen ambiente, excelente ubicación, tragos bastante aceptables, un poco caro eso sí. Ideal para ir unas horas a bailar y pasarla bien. Cada día del fin de semana la música es diferente lo que hace que el lugar no se vuelva aburrido. Nice music, excellent location, great atmosphere. Drinks are ok, they're kinda pricy for the quality you're getting. It's a great place to go out for a dance and have fun. Every weekend night has different music making it a very versatile place. Fridays you get pop, Saturdays an amazing dj with a set that includes electronic music/80s pop hits. And Sundays you have lip sync battles and...

It’s a very VERY small venue. Like the size of someone’s living room. There are 4 screens and a lot of dollar store decor - everything pink. There are a lot of staff, I counted 4 bartenders working behind the small bar so you got your drinks fast which is always a good thing in my books. Their system is you pay then get a ticket. they use the ticket to make your drinks - also very efficient. I had the Smirnoff tamarind special it was like 95% sugar - I do not recommend this drink to anyone. Went on a Wednesday night at midnight - it was kinda boring but they were playing some...