Starbucks — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Tourist: GO ELSEWHERE! like the last reviewer commented 8 months ago, the internet is awful. It won't connect and when it does my computer told me it wasn't safe and hackers were trying to steal my passwords and so on. Beautiful interior but that's where it stops. The prices are way too expensive, and the service slow. They have a weird system that creates a line before the register so I couldn't put my stuff down after giving my beverage order, I had to wait for the other person working the register so that I could pay. That system works maybe for 3 people working but not 2. They don't move with efficiency and with their internet being so bad, I would never recommend this place. I have been to Punto Cafe several times and always had a great experience. And clearly Starbucks management doesn't read the reviews because everything the guy said 8 months ago is still the same. Oh, and it's not wheelchair accessible, and my best friend is an amputee in a wheelchair so I've become more aware...

Beautiful location in the historic Otto Wolf' building. The kids who work here are friendly but the filter coffee -- ugh! I keep trying but it just taste like burnt hot water, nothing like in Seattle. I wish they would figure out what is wrong. Did they adjust the recipe for Argentina? Are the beans different? Why is the normal coffee so weak here? If you are going to charge double what other places charge, the quality has to...

The beautiful and spacious interior 5/5; quality products 5/5. This is all spoiled by 1 of 5 star internet that constantly disconnects or stops serving data. I have tested the internet over 2 weeks with: a Macbook, an iPad, and a Huawei laptop (It is NOT my equipment). Out of Starbucks locations in 20 countries, here the WiFi is the absolute worse by a wide margin. This applies to other BA Starbucks...