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Buenos Aires Cafe

2414 South First St
Austin, TX 78704
(512) 441-9000
buenosairescafe.com
4.5 star rating based on 17 reviews
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Hours
Mon-Thu 9am-9:30pm Fri & Sat 9am-10pm  
Status: Closed  
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tel: (512) 441-9000

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tel: (866) 941-1647

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Welcome to the first Argentine Cafe in Austin-- Buenos Aires Cafe.

Head chef Reina is from Argentina, so you can count on getting authentic Argentinean cuisine that will keep you coming back for more. Chef Reina is a fanatic about providing the highest quality dishes that are also healthy for you-- no trans fats are used at Buenos Aires Cafe.

Buenos Aires Cafe serves breakfast and lunch,... more
Posted by Citysearch on April 13, 2009

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Austin Fueled by popular demand, Buenos Aires Caf-Austin's first Argentine eatery-has opened a second location, on the city's east side. Spacious and inviting (have original hardwood floors ever looked so good?), the haunt serves up popular Argentine fare, including authentic Buenos Aires empanadas. The flaky pastries come with various fillings, including a don't-miss carne picante, with... more
Posted by restaurant.com on June 30, 2009

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The city's first Argentine cafe is a bright and airy space painted in cool earth tones. Smart black-and-white cloths decorate the six tables and tango music completes the effect of being in a refined café. Young urbanites and Argentine nationals are drawn to the authentic empanadas, milanesas and hand-made pastas as well as the organic coffee and teas. The bakery case features regional pastries... more
Posted by Citysearch on July 23, 2007

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Charming, open-spaced cafe serves South American staples south of the river.

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The city's first Argentine cafe is a bright and airy space painted in cool earth tones. Smart black-and-white cloths decorate the six tables and tango music completes the effect of being in a refined café. Young urbanites and Argentine nationals are drawn to the authentic empanadas, milanesas and hand-made pastas as well as the organic coffee and teas. The bakery case features regional... more
Posted by Contributor on April 13, 2009, (Edited September 16, 2008)

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Great Food, Lazy service?

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The food at Buenos Aires is fantastic. It's always fresh, always tasty, never a bad meal. The coffee and dessert are also very good. The owner, Chef and most of the staff do an outstanding job.

I eat there on a very regular basis, and am therefore somewhat familiar with their hours, and the fact that even though they may be open, they may only have empanadas, coffee and dessert at certain... more
Posted by JimTremoz on April 13, 2009, (Edited March 09, 2009)

The best of the best in Rivercity--unless you're testy velvetspel crazy.

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to velvetspel being told "If you want to" isn't rude as you were not told no. You're palpably either control freaky or a psycho emotional abuser. What do your kids or significant other say about it? If you have neither, well, there you go ;P (if you can't stand anyone no one can stand you).

The service is decent, maybe busy at lunch. The alfajores de chocolate, the portabella at lunch or... more
Posted by LoveThisSickSadWorld on April 13, 2009, (Edited February 16, 2009)

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We LOVE this place! Some friends took us to this amazing eatery a little over 5 months ago and we have been 1 (sometimes 2) times a month ever since. Every time we go there is a wait, but that is to be expected considering the quality of the food. We are immediately offered drinks while we wait and seated promptly once another table leaves. First off, try the empanadas, the carne picante is my... more
Posted by pipede on April 13, 2009, (Edited September 05, 2008)
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