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Nicaragua 4336, C1414BVB C1414BVB, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
View on Google MapsVery educational and well worth it! Small, intimate setting with plenty of time to ask questions - the garden courtyard area is absolutely lovely.
Excellent experience! Lovely introduction to mate. Surprised how much I enjoyed it - very earthy but very good.
We had a great time! Learned a ton about yerba mate including the different types, how to prepare it, and the tradition surrounding it. Veronica was super nice and the mate was great!
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Wheelchair accessible, Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, Service animals allowed, Public transportation options are available nearby, Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap, Transportation options are wheelchair accessible, All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
This was a great experience, when I came to Argentina I was expecting to be able to mate in the cafes but they don’t sell it so this was a great way to be able to try it and learn how to do it myself
A great accessible way for non-Argentinians to experience mate culture, and a nice add on to the dinner. Veronica is great!
Veronica was very knowledgeable and friendly - loads of info to share and had great answers to our questions. We are ready to drink mate back home now!
Excelent experience! I am from Argentina and come to share the experience with american friends... and I enjoyed very much! Gracias Verónica!
It was a wonderful experience to learn about the Argentinian tradition of drinking mate — from its history to the practical way it is prepared. In the end, we even received our first mate cups as a gift. Highly recommended.
So nice! Definitely take the mate experience!!!!! So happy that we got it! Definitely recommend to everyone! The family is so nice!
We highly recommend this experience if you are visiting Buenos Aires. A true Argentinian tradition brought to life with family or friends.
