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Bar 878
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Bar 878 occupies a charming house in Buenos Aires' Palermo Soho neighborhood, exuding a bohemian, artsy spirit. The front bar is intimate with vintage furniture, while the back courtyard, dotted with plants and fairy lights, is the heart of the experience. The drink menu focuses on Argentine craft beers, with rotating taps and bottled options from local breweries, plus classic cocktails and wines. The crowd is young and creative, often spilling onto the sidewalk on warm nights. Regular art exhibitions and live acoustic sets add to the cultural flavor. It's a place to unwind slowly, chat with friends, or meet new people in a relaxed setting.
Don't miss
- Rotating selection of Argentine craft beers on tap
- Lush courtyard with fairy lights and plants
- Art exhibitions and live music events
- Vintage decor and cozy indoor seating
- Friendly, laid-back atmosphere perfect for groups
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Bar 878
You don't need a tour to visit, entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Bar 878 with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.
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- Try the local craft beers; ask staff for recommendations.
- Check their social media for art openings or live music.
- The courtyard is popular; arrive early to secure a spot.
- Cash is accepted, but cards are also welcome.
A bit of history
Bar 878 opened in 2010 on Thames Street, riding the wave of Palermo's transformation into a trendy barrio. The building's preserved facade and interior reflect the area's early 20th-century architecture.
Common questions
Is there a kitchen?
No full kitchen, but they offer bar snacks like peanuts and chips.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, dogs are allowed in the courtyard.
Is it family-friendly?
It's primarily an adult bar; children are allowed but it's not a typical family spot.
Do they have Wi-Fi?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available.
Is there a cover charge?
No cover charge.
What's the best time to avoid crowds?
Early evenings on weekdays, around 7-9 PM.
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