11 Specialty coffees to enjoy outdoors in Buenos Aires

For an incredible coffee and an outdoor plan, Rita is an excellent choice. Its spacious and very comfortable sidewalk creates the perfect atmosphere for an afternoon with friends or a sunny brunch. The coffee at Rita is special, carefully prepared so every sip is an experience: smooth, fresh, and perfectly balanced, which coffee lovers will truly appreciate.

Their brunch menu is equally impressive, with options like the chipá sandwich, avocado toast, and sweet treats like yogurt with granola and fresh fruits. At Rita, you can take your time to enjoy a sublime coffee, paired with good food, in a space designed to relax.

Tip: Rita has 4 locations, but the widest sidewalks are at their Palermo shops (Armenia 1595 and Soler 6093).

Where: Armenia 1595, Soler 6093, Matienzo 2489, Amenabar 3361.

In the heart of Palermo, Las Flores is a true oasis where spring is experienced to the fullest. Its charming inner patio, filled with plants, invites you to disconnect and enjoy the beautiful weather in a peaceful and serene environment. But what really sets it apart is its incredible specialty coffee, which turns every visit into a sensory experience.

It also offers a gluten-free menu that doesn’t compromise on taste: from laminated pastries to cakes and other delights, every option is as delicious as it is carefully made. Las Flores isn’t just a place for a great espresso; it’s a space to relax and indulge in a complete brunch where each dish combines freshness and quality. If you're looking for a corner where coffee and spring take center stage, Las Flores is your ideal destination.

Tip: It also opens in the evening, making it a perfect option to enjoy the spring atmosphere outdoors!

Where: Gorriti 5870.

Located in Colegiales, Verdín is a green oasis with an incredible terrace, perfect for enjoying the pleasant weather. The coffee is excellent, and on hot days, you can’t miss their citric cold brew, a refreshing combination of cold-infused coffee with lemon and orange. It's the perfect choice for those looking for something different. To accompany, try the pressed sandwich with sun-dried tomatoes, basil, and cheese – a must-try. They also offer several vegan and gluten-free options that are fantastic, such as the pistachio, coconut, lime, and salt cookie, or the delicious brownie coffee cake with peanuts.

Tip: They host various events, from tarot readings to pop-ups with guest chefs.

Where: Zapiola 1514.

Located in Pilar, FIKA is a beautiful café that becomes the perfect refuge to enjoy the nice days. Its outdoor space, filled with greenery, is ideal for escaping the hustle and bustle and enjoying the fresh air. The coffee is spectacular, crafted with care, and their pastries are just as good. Among the treats, you'll find cakes like lemon pie and carrot cake, as well as savory options like toast with egg and avocado that you must try.

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They stay open until 11 PM, so you can enjoy a good coffee at any time of the day, and their lunch and dinner offerings are fantastic. If you’re looking for a place where coffee and good weather meet, FIKA is the perfect choice.

Tip: "Fika" is a Swedish word meaning a moment to slow down and enjoy the good things in life, like a great cup of coffee.

Where: Skyglass Building 3, Los Crisantemos 392 PB 2A, Buenos Aires Province.

Mostrador Santa Teresita has a prime location facing the Olivos harbor, where the river view and serene atmosphere make it an ideal spot to enjoy outdoors. With a fresh breeze and the accompanying sun, it’s perfect for a break and escaping the city’s rhythm. While it’s well-known for its gastronomic offerings, the coffee is truly exceptional and makes every visit feel special.

To accompany it, they offer a selection ranging from cookies and alfajores to cakes and laminated pastries, making a good afternoon snack almost mandatory. If you come around noon, their lunches are a hit too, where you can create your own plate by choosing from various proteins and fresh, flavorful sides. And don’t forget that a good coffee is the perfect complement at any time!

Tip: The restaurant is run by renowned chef Fernando Trocca, so each visit promises not only a great coffee but also a top-tier culinary experience.

Where: Juan Bautista Alberdi 25, Olivos, Buenos Aires Province.

Barragán is the perfect stop to enjoy great weather and a specialty coffee with style. With two locations on spacious corners with comfortable sidewalks, it’s ideal for those looking for an outdoor spot without leaving the city’s pace. Their coffee menu stands out with innovative and refreshing cold drinks: try their cold brew with jalapeño syrup and berries or the espresso tonic with mandarin – unexpected combinations that will surprise you with every sip.

If you’re in the mood for something to eat, Barragán also has a delicious brunch menu inspired by Mexican flavors. Each dish is designed to complement the coffee perfectly, making Barragán an essential stop for anyone wanting to enjoy great weather.

Tip: They have a small market where you can buy their homemade granola and sauces.

Where: José A. Cabrera 3697, Nicasio Oroño 1195.

On a quiet street in Belgrano, Nano Café stands as a unique spot with its green-filled deck and comfortable sidewalk, ideal for enjoying the good weather. This cozy retreat invites you to slow down and enjoy a proper coffee in a space designed to help you disconnect.

What’s special at Nano is their coffee, made with genuine dedication by a passionate team that leaves no detail overlooked. To accompany it, their handmade treats are divine: try the classic palmier, stuffed dates, or some chipas that perfectly complement the coffee.

Tip: Don’t forget to ask for your loyalty card – after 10 visits, you’ll get a free coffee!

Where: Arcos 1514.

Located in Olivos, Malagrino features an inner patio that’s a gem: spacious, green, and cool, perfect for those days when you want to enjoy the outdoors without suffering from the heat. The coffee is simply outstanding, and you can taste the care in every cup. Their counter is filled with irresistible options to pair it with. For breakfast, we recommend the Greek yogurt bowl with homemade granola and fruit, the chia parfait, or the refreshing açai bowl. And if you’re one of those who can’t resist something sweet, their white chocolate, raspberry, and pistachio cookie is a winning combination.

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Tip: Don’t miss out on their incredible lunches, served from 12 to 4 PM.

Where: Corrientes 321, Olivos.

RVR is more than just coffee from the clothing brand Revolver – it’s a place where urban style meets great coffee. Located in a cool warehouse, it has tables perfect for enjoying the weather, but its biggest charm lies at the back: a magical patio with a wall covered in vines, creating the perfect atmosphere to unwind.

The coffee, always well-prepared, shines with options like the RVR Ice, a refreshing drink that combines espresso, milk, syrup, and chocolate – ideal for those spring days. Additionally, their menu features spectacular accompaniments like the Redondito Egg Salad sandwich, a perfect excuse to stay a little longer.

Tip: They often host pop-up events that add a surprise element to each visit.

Where: Malabia 1148.

Located in the greenery of Bajo Belgrano, Pampa is the perfect spot for those who seek great coffee and an outdoor space that invites you to enjoy Buenos Aires' spring. With its spacious, plant-filled patio, this fresh corner becomes irresistible for relaxing with a coffee in hand. In addition to their excellent coffee, the menu offers options for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and afternoon tea. You’ll find a selection of small plates designed for you to order several and create your own complete meal. Their coffee tonic is a must for pleasant days!

Tip: The location is perfect for combining a visit with a stroll through the Palermo Lakes.

Where: La Pampa 1117.

We've highlighted it before, but we can't skip mentioning Cuervo as one of the best spots to enjoy the good weather. At their Belgrano location, the outdoor atmosphere is perfect, and if you're looking for something different, don't miss their homemade ice cream, which pairs wonderfully with the surroundings. This is the perfect time to try an affogato, an irresistible combination of coffee and ice cream, ideal for wrapping up a spring afternoon.

Where: Av. Juramento 1284.