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Specialty coffee in Belgrano

Belgrano, in the north of the city, has its own specialty circuit around Avenida Juramento, Ciudad de la Paz and Virrey Loreto. Cuervo, The Shelter Coffee, flat&white and Manifiesto have branches here, and Kissaten Tostador, ÖSS Kaffe and Vedra are good stops nearby.

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Cuervo Café, Buenos Aires
Cuervo Café.Photo: Google Maps

  1. No. 1

    Cuervo Café

    Chacarita+5 locationsMust-try

    Cuervo began as a café run by two musicians and grew into one of the city's roasters, supplying other cafés too. It has roasted its own coffee since 2021, and this Chacarita branch, on the corner of Jorge Newbery and Guevara, is where the roaster sits in view. Besides the house blends, its shop sells small lots such as a Bourbon Sidra and a Wush Wush from the Patio Bonito farm, and the bar brews filter as well as espresso. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 8 to 20. The Belgrano café, in an old house on Juramento, also makes its own ice cream, so order the affogato there.

    Guevara 393, C1427 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  2. No. 2

    The Shelter Coffee

    Balvanera+3 locationsGood

    The Shelter roasts its own coffee at its Uriburu Street café and lists each bean with its origin, variety and process: a natural Bourbon Amarillo from Minas Gerais, a washed coffee from Huila, a Nicaraguan Dipilto. Filters are brewed to order in V60, Chemex, AeroPress or French press. This Balvanera branch is the roastery, the one Sprudge picked out, and you can buy 250 g or 1 kg bags of the same coffees to take home. In summer there are iced drinks and an orange cold brew. It works on a weekday schedule, so plan a morning visit. Time Out calls the Belgrano café, on Virrey Loreto, the crown jewel of the group.

    C. Pres. Jose E. Uriburu 353, C1027 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  3. No. 3

    flat&white (sucursal cerrito)

    Recoleta+3 locationsGood

    flat&white was founded in 2016 by Martina Vigo and Gabriel Gazdik, and it roasts its coffee on its own Diedrich, with Vigo at the roaster. The range leans light and lists single origins from Colombia, Rwanda, Burundi, Ethiopia, Panama and Peru, some with the producer named. This café is on Cerrito, in Recoleta. The group also runs a coffee school with barista courses and tastings, and a bakery that supplies its cafés. It placed 20th in The Best Coffee Shops Argentina 2026. Have an espresso or a flat white, then take a bag of the current single origin home.

    Cerrito 1224, C1010 AAZ, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  4. No. 4

    MANIFIESTO (Nuñez)

    Núñez+2 locationsMust-try

    Manifiesto sums itself up as "we roast, we serve and we bring coffee to your home". It roasts its own beans, sold by lot: Chambaku from Colombia, Sertao from Brazil, Rivasplata and Caracolillo from Peru, plus coffees from Honduras and Rwanda, and it supplies more than a hundred cafés and businesses. This café is on Arribeños, in Núñez, and stays open into the evening from Wednesday to Sunday. Its academy runs espresso and filter workshops for beginners and a full barista course. It placed 39th in The Best Coffee Shops Argentina 2026. Ask which lot is on the grinder.

    Arribeños 3520, C1429 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  5. No. 5

    ÖSS Kaffe

    Belgrano+2 locationsMust-try

    ÖSS Kaffe began in a converted garage in 2017 and now has cafés across Buenos Aires plus branches in Montevideo, Barcelona and Madrid. The coffee comes from Puerto Blest, and the team puts weight on traceability; it also runs classes and tastings. Beyond espresso, the menu has its own drinks, such as the frappu, the cubanito and an affogato. This Belgrano branch on Franklin D. Roosevelt is the one the guides list first, and Time Out notes that here you drink your coffee outdoors.

    Franklin D. Roosevelt, C1428 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  6. No. 6

    Vedra Cafe C

    Belgrano+1 locationGood

    Vedra calls itself a pastry and specialty coffee café, and Time Out's Sol Mohadeb picked this Belgrano shop as a place to work or study. The room recalls a school but with a modern, pleasant design, with a shared table and a bar with power outlets for laptops. The drinks go beyond the basics: an apple pie latte made with an apple reduction and sweet spices, and a cold brew with grapefruit syrup and merkén. The Best Coffee Shops Argentina 2026 placed Vedra 27th in the country.

    Vuelta de Obligado 2613, C1428 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  7. No. 7

    Jaramillo Cafe

    Núñez+1 locationGood

    Jaramillo is a sunny corner café on 11 de Septiembre in Núñez, and Time Out picked it for doing the classics well: espresso, iced latte and iced americano, plus an espresso with hibiscus in summer. Its own menu also offers V60 filter, which its posts suggest as the first coffee of the day. The kitchen is busy too, with bagels, granola bowls, cinnamon rolls and lunch, so it suits a long morning. There is a second Jaramillo in Belgrano, on Manuel Ugarte.

    11 de Septiembre de 1888 3700, C1429 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  8. No. 8

    Sélica

    BelgranoGood

    Sélica, on Ciudad de la Paz in Belgrano, calls itself a specialty coffee house with handmade pastry. The menu lists a V60 filter, for one person or for two, next to the espresso drinks, from a double espresso to a flat white and a mocha latte, plus iced versions. The pastry is the other half of the counter: lemon and banana loaf cakes, cinnamon rolls, croissants and an alfajor with a coffee ganache centre. Toasts and a few sandwiches cover lunch. If you come with a friend, order the V60 for two.

    Cdad. de la Paz 2119, C1428CQG Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  9. No. 9

    MUCHO cafe de especialidad BsAs

    BelgranoGood

    Mucho is a neighbourhood specialty café near the Coghlan border that Time Out Buenos Aires picked for its filter coffee in a 2024 list of specialty cafés for studying and remote work. The room is set up for long stays: fast Wi-Fi, outlets within reach and a communal table that suits groups. Order a filter coffee and add something from the counter; the list mentions cinnamon rolls, marquise, cookies and croissants filled with avocado.

    Conesa 2686, C1428 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  10. No. 10

    Good Joe

    BelgranoGood

    Good Joe calls itself a specialty café, and the name says how it works: coffee to go, with a short menu and no long wait. Beyond espresso, ristretto, flat white and lattes, it brews filter by hand, an AeroPress for one person or a Chemex for two, and a cold brew that is steeped and then filtered. The menu is short by design, with its own pastries and simple food. The brand has a second shop in Acassuso, outside the city.

    Av. Crámer 2482, C1428 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  11. No. 11

    TRIBU Coffee & Roasters

    Belgrano+1 locationGood

    TRIBU Coffee & Roasters sells its own coffees, which it lists on its Instagram under "our coffees" and takes orders for by WhatsApp. It has two cafés in Buenos Aires, one in Belgrano and one in Palermo. This one is on Montañeses, in Belgrano. Little of its menu is published online, so ask at the counter which of the house coffees is on espresso and take a bag home if you like it.

    Montañeses 2551, C1428 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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