Florería Atlántico

Syed Ashrafulla★★★★★★★★★★4.03 weeks ago

Great atmosphere, with lots of space and this sense of being hidden yet in a public space. The entrance is cool and the space is excellent. As for the drinks, they are all forms of clarified drinks. I thought they were experimental, so the agua del sol was fun but the coya rami was not to my taste. I would say they go for bold flavor all the time, so savory drinks. That's great, but did mean a couple of misses. Overall though excellent bar, would go back.

John Singh★★★★★★★★★★5.03 months ago

Unbelievable. Music is a mixture of everything from the 80s and onwards. Street level you enter into a florist shop walk-through a freezer/cooler commercial door downstairs into a basement dungeon and check out my video/photos. I was told by the very insightful hostess to order the king crab empanada, grilled octopus and also the 450 G ribeye. The ribeye ordered was medium rare and it came out medium well which has happened to me a bunch of times in Argentina. The house wind by the glass really good came out chilled. The bartenders unbelievable service. Get there by 5:30/6 PM as it gets jammed by 7 PM. Will be going back there within the next couple days. Once walking out and up the stairs, you’re back into the florist shop that sells a ton of wine as well. Superior idea.

Hector Roldan Vargas★★★★★★★★★★4.07 months ago

Florería Atlántico truly lives up to its reputation as one of the World’s 50 Best Bars. Hidden beneath a flower shop, it offers an atmosphere that feels both secret and alive. Reservations are essential — it fills up fast, and with good reason. The food menu is small, but every dish is well thought out and beautifully executed. Still, the real magic here is in the cocktails. Each drink tells a story, crafted with precision and creativity that’s rare even at this level. It’s not just a bar — it’s an experience. A must-visit for anyone who loves mixology done with soul.

Matt Smith★★★★★★★★★★4.07 months ago

Fun place to visit with its secret entrance through the fridge door. Of the drinks we ordered, one was amazing and two were a bit disappointing. Music too loud - at around 7pm - to have a proper conversation. Service was excellent. Not convinced it's value for money - I'm glad I went but have no desire to return.

Craig★★★★★★★★★★5.02 months ago

The story goes that the hidden entrance (through a fridge door in a flower shop) echoes a hidden past beneath the modern city. As we pass through, the history flows into us. We inhabit a portal along with the peoples that poured through it and with those that will pass. Together we migrate and transcend. We are liquid.