El Boticario

Buenos Aires

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El Boticario

Legend has it that in the early XX century an Argentinian pharmacist named Salvador Cortez, owner of a pharmacy in Palermo neighbourhood, would create syrups and meds right in front of the clients, mixing ingredients over the counter. Today, after almost a century, El Boticario invites you to travel back in time and to try its artisanal cocktails prepared and displayed as the good old Cortez would have.

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addressHonduras 5207, Buenos Aires
emailboticariobar@gmail.com
openingHoursTue–Sun 9pm–3am, Mon closed
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