Bar in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vico

100Pearl Points

Wine-first Palermo

About Vico

Vico is worth shortlisting for a relaxed Palermo wine night, especially if conversation matters more than cocktail theatrics. Star Wine List recognition gives the wine program a real credibility marker, but treat it as an easy wine-bar pick rather than a destination dinner unless the current food offer is the draw.

For a night out in Buenos Aires, Vico is a practical option to consider when the plan is an evening visit rather than lunch: verified hours run Tuesday through Saturday from 6 PM to 1 AM, with Monday and Sunday closed. The confirmed dress code is smart casual, so it fits a polished but not overly formal plan.

The strongest verified signal is Star Wine List recognition in 2026. That makes Vico relevant for travelers comparing options in Buenos Aires, while the late opening window makes it useful for an evening stop. If the group is weighing other named options, compare it with 878 Bar, CoChinChina, Pain et Vin, or Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!).

A Buenos Aires evening stop with verified late hours

Go here when the timing works: Tuesday through Saturday, 6 PM to 1 AM. There is no verified lunch service, cuisine, dish, price, seating count, or service-format detail to rely on here, so plan around the confirmed evening hours rather than assuming a full dining format.

Star Wine List recognition in 2026 gives Vico a useful trust signal for people planning in Buenos Aires. That recognition should not be stretched into claims about specific bottles, prices, food pairings, or cellar depth; those details are not verified here. For another comparison, look at Pain et Vin; for a different Buenos Aires option, consider Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!).

Use it as a smart-casual evening option, not an all-purpose plan

The planning case is direct: choose Vico when the group wants a Buenos Aires evening stop with confirmed late hours, smart-casual dress, and verified Star Wine List recognition. It is less useful as a planning anchor if you need confirmed lunch, a specific cuisine, a named dish, or detailed pricing, because those facts are not verified here. Boticario, 878 Bar, and CoChinChina are other named options to compare when building the night.

For planning beyond this stop, use our full Buenos Aires restaurants guide if dinner is the anchor, our full Buenos Aires bars guide if drinks are the anchor, and our full Buenos Aires hotels guide if location matters. Travelers can also compare Vico with other dining and drinking options in Buenos Aires when building a broader evening plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Vico good for a date?

Vico can work for a date if the plan is a smart-casual evening in Buenos Aires. The verified details are its Tuesday-Saturday hours from 6 PM to 1 AM, smart-casual dress code, and Star Wine List recognition in 2026.

Is Vico open late?

Yes. Vico is open Tuesday through Saturday from 6 PM to 1 AM. It is closed Monday and Sunday.

Is Vico good for groups?

There is no verified seating count or group policy here, so confirm directly before planning for a larger group. For a straightforward evening plan in Buenos Aires, the verified details are late Tuesday-Saturday hours and a smart-casual dress code.

What's the crowd like at Vico?

The crowd profile is not verified. What is confirmed is that Vico is in Buenos Aires, keeps evening hours Tuesday through Saturday, has a smart-casual dress code, and has Star Wine List recognition in 2026.

Is the food good at Vico?

There is no verified cuisine, dish, menu, or price information here. If food is the priority, check the current menu directly before booking; the verified recognition available here is Star Wine List 2026.

Location

Gurruchaga 1149, C1414 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Compare Vico

Vico versus nearby Buenos Aires options

Vico is the wine-first choice in this set, helped by Star Wine List recognition in 2026. Pick it for a lower-pressure Palermo evening where the spend should feel tied to what is in the glass, not to a scene.

878 Bar and CoChinChina are stronger for cocktail drinkers. Pain et Vin and Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!) are closer wine comparisons, while Boticario is the better fit when atmosphere is the main decision factor.

Where to go if this does not fit

If the group wants cocktails instead of wine, choose 878 Bar or CoChinChina. If the night is still wine-led but you want a more retail or cellar-oriented angle, compare Pain et Vin and Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!).

How it compares

Choose Vico over 878 Bar when wine is the point and the night needs to feel low-effort. 878 Bar is the stronger fit for a cocktail-led Buenos Aires evening, while Vico is the cleaner choice for a date or small group that wants a bottle and conversation without building the whole night around a bar program.

Pain et Vin and Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!) are the direct cross-shops for wine drinkers. Pain et Vin is the better pick if the night leans casual and bottle-shop-adjacent; Lo de Joaquin Alberdi (JA!) makes more sense when the wine selection itself is the main event. Vico sits between those use cases: more of an evening hang than a purchasing stop.

If ambiance is the priority, compare it with CoChinChina and Boticario. Those are better bets for a room with more cocktail-bar energy. Vico is the practical play when booking ease, wine credibility, and a Palermo location matter more than a high-impact setting.