Bar in Buenos Aires, Argentina
La Vermutería
100Pearl PointsVermouth-first stop
About La Vermutería
La Vermutería is worth considering for a relaxed two-person aperitivo stop in Buenos Aires, especially when the plan is drinks before dinner rather than a full special-occasion night. Choose it for a low-pressure vermouth-led evening; compare elsewhere if outdoor seating, a confirmed food program, or a more polished celebration setup matters.
La Vermutería is a Buenos Aires venue with a simple verified planning profile: it is open Monday to Saturday from 4:30 PM to 12 AM and closed on Sunday. The confirmed dress code is casual. Beyond those basics, details such as menu, prices, seating, reservations, and specific service style are not verified here, so it is best treated as a flexible evening option rather than a highly specified destination plan.
A casual evening option, with limited confirmed detail
For planning purposes, the most useful confirmed facts are the schedule and dress code. The 4:30 PM opening makes La Vermutería workable for an early evening stop in Buenos Aires, while the midnight closing time keeps it practical later in the night from Monday through Saturday. Because there is no confirmed menu, price, seating, or reservation detail here, avoid building a plan around assumptions that have not been verified.
If a date or group plan needs certainty on table type, outdoor seating, food, drinks, or a more formal setup, compare options before committing. For broader planning, use Our full Buenos Aires bars guide, then cross-check nearby eating options in Our full Buenos Aires restaurants guide and stay options in Our full Buenos Aires hotels guide.
Where it fits in a Buenos Aires night out
La Vermutería fits best as a Buenos Aires option when casual dress and evening hours are enough to support the plan. If you need a more defined format, compare it with other named options such as CoChinChina, Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!), The Clubhouse, Verne Club, or Vico, or look more broadly at other Buenos Aires dining and nightlife choices.
For visitors building a wider itinerary, keep the verified facts in mind: La Vermutería is open Monday through Saturday from 4:30 PM to midnight and closed on Sunday. Other details should be confirmed directly with the venue before making the plan depend on them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does La Vermutería have happy hour deals?
Happy hour details are not verified here. The confirmed schedule is Monday to Saturday from 4:30 PM to midnight, with Sunday closed.
Does La Vermutería have outdoor seating?
Outdoor seating is not verified here. If that detail matters, confirm directly with La Vermutería before going. The verified location information is Buenos Aires.
What's the best time to go to La Vermutería?
The confirmed hours are 4:30 PM to midnight Monday through Saturday, and closed Sunday. Choose a time within that window based on your plans, and confirm directly if timing is important.
What's the crowd like at La Vermutería?
The crowd is not verified here. The confirmed dress code is casual, and the verified hours are Monday through Saturday from 4:30 PM to midnight.
Location
Lavalle 3780, C1190AAV Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Compare La Vermutería
| Venue | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|
| La Vermutería | Easy |
| Verne Club | Unknown |
| CoChinChina | Unknown |
| The Clubhouse | Unknown |
| Vico | Unknown |
| Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!) | Unknown |
How La Vermutería compares with nearby options at a similar price tier.
Also Consider
- Verne Club, Notable alternative
- CoChinChina, Notable alternative
- The Clubhouse, Notable alternative
- Vico, Notable alternative
- Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!), Notable alternative
How La Vermutería compares in Buenos Aires
Choose La Vermutería when the brief is a casual vermouth-led start to the night. Verne Club and CoChinChina are stronger cross-shops if the date needs a fuller cocktail-bar identity and a more deliberate night-out feel. For a low-commitment aperitivo, La Vermutería is the easier call; for a bar that feels like the main event, those two are safer.
The Clubhouse is the better fit for guests who want a social, members-club-style atmosphere, while Vico is the clearer choice when wine is the priority. La Vermutería sits in a narrower lane: better for a quick two-person drink than for a group that wants range across cocktails, wine, and food.
If value and neighborhood ease matter more than ceremony, La Vermutería and Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!) are the practical comparison. Pick La Vermutería for vermouth and aperitivo pacing; pick JA! when the evening should lean more wine-shop or bottle-focused in feel.
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