Cafe
90's Coffee Roasters
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90's Coffee Roasters on Maipú Street in Buenos Aires is a nostalgic haven for coffee lovers, blending a retro 90s aesthetic with serious coffee craftsmanship. The cafe's interior is a playful trip back in time, featuring neon lights, cassette tapes, vintage posters, and iconic 90s memorabilia. Despite the themed decor, the coffee is taken very seriously: they roast their own beans in-house, offering single-origin options and classic espresso drinks prepared with precision. The baristas are skilled and happy to explain the origins of each bean. Alongside coffee, the menu includes fresh pastries, toasts, and alfajores (traditional Argentine cookies). The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, with a mix of remote workers, friends chatting, and solo visitors enjoying the vibe. Located in the bustling Microcentro area, it's a perfect pit stop for a quality caffeine fix while exploring the city.
Don't miss
- Watch the baristas pour latte art with precision at the counter.
- Try a single-origin espresso or a flat white made from their house-roasted beans.
- Snap photos of the retro 90s decor, including neon signs and vintage electronics.
- Pair your coffee with an alfajor or a medialuna (Argentine croissant).
- Buy a bag of their freshly roasted beans to take home.
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit 90's Coffee Roasters
You can visit on your own (no entry fee; pay for what you order. prices are moderate for specialty coffee in buenos aires). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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- They offer both takeaway and sit-in service; takeaway is slightly cheaper.
- The decor is highly Instagrammable, feel free to take photos, but be mindful of other guests.
- Free Wi-Fi is available, but outlets are limited; come early to snag a spot if you need to work.
- Pastries sell out by early afternoon; visit before 2 PM for the best selection.
A bit of history
90's Coffee Roasters opened in the late 2010s, tapping into the global trend of specialty coffee while adding a distinctly Argentine twist with its 90s pop culture theme. The founders aimed to create a space that combined high-quality coffee with a fun, nostalgic experience.
Common questions
Do they have non-dairy milk options?
Yes, they offer oat, almond, and soy milk at no extra charge.
Can I buy their coffee beans?
Absolutely, they sell bags of whole beans or ground coffee from their current roast.
Is there seating for large groups?
The cafe is small; groups of 4+ may need to split up or visit during off-peak hours.
Do they serve food beyond pastries?
They have a small menu of toasts and sandwiches, but it's primarily a coffee and pastry spot.
What payment methods are accepted?
Cash and major credit/debit cards are accepted; some international cards may incur a fee.
Is the cafe dog-friendly?
Small, well-behaved dogs are allowed inside, but it's best to confirm with staff.
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