Starbucks, Coffee chain café in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Starbucks is a café and takeaway restaurant in Buenos Aires, Argentina, offering the chain's standard menu of coffee drinks, teas, and snacks. The interior has multiple seating zones and large windows that let in plenty of daylight, making it a comfortable place to sit or wait for an order.
When this location opened in 2003, it was the 100th Starbucks store to open outside the United States. That milestone made Buenos Aires a notable marker in the chain's expansion across South America.
The name on the sign is recognized almost everywhere in the world, yet inside this Buenos Aires location you can find local medialunas and facturas on the counter alongside the usual coffee drinks. Many porteños stop in not just for coffee but to sit and catch up with friends, treating the space much like a traditional café.
The café sits in a central area of Buenos Aires and is easy to reach on foot or by public transport. It is wheelchair-accessible and works well whether you want to sit down or order something to take away.
Even though the chain is known for a standard menu around the world, this location offers Argentine baked goods like medialunas and facturas that are not part of the usual international offer. These local additions are not found in every Starbucks across the globe.
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