Florería Atlántico

Cocktail Bar · Buenos Aires · Chef Renato Giovannoni

Florería Atlántico appears from the street as a mixture of tavern, record shop, and florist. Behind a fridge door, a staircase leads to an impressive basement bar decorated in early 20th-century portside style, telling stories of Old World migrants through cocktails.

Arroyo 872, Retiro, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Buenos Aires

• #90 World's 50 Best Bars 2025

Menu

Cocktails

• Gaucho Punch (9000) — Rum, yerba mate, citrus, sugar. Shared punch for the table.
• Malbec Spritz (9000) — Malbec reduction, prosecco, orange. Argentine wine meets Italian aperitivo.
• Mate Highball (9000) — Yerba mate gin, soda, citrus. Refreshing Argentine highball.
• Tango Collins (9000) — Gin, lemon, elderflower, soda. Elegant and danceable.
• Porteño Sour (9000) — Pisco, lemon, egg white, Malbec float. Buenos Aires port city sour.
• Empanada Martini (9000) — Vodka, spiced beef tincture, olive brine. Savory culinary cocktail.
• La Boca Old Fashioned (9000) — Argentine whisky, brown sugar, Angostura. Named after the colorful BA neighborhood.
• Príncipe Gimlet (9000) — Príncipe de los Apóstoles yerba mate gin, lime, sugar. House signature with their own gin.
• Fernet con Cola (9000) — Elevated version of Argentina's national drink with house-made cola and Fernet Branca.
• Tato's Negroni (9000) — Yerba mate gin, sweet vermouth, Campari. Argentine twist on the classic.

Dishes

• Rabas — Crispy fried calamari, classic Argentine bar snack
• Empanada de Hongos — Wild mushroom empanada
• Provoleta — Grilled provolone cheese, a classic Argentine bar bite
• Empanadas del Atlántico — House-style signature empanadas
• Empanada de Centolla — King crab empanada, a standout of the menu
• Empanada de Langostinos — Shrimp empanada with fresh langostinos

Phone: +54 11 3984-7849

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