Buenos Aires (EZE) - the ultimate Q&A thread
#3736
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Long Beach, CA
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Sounds like you had a great time, TIVAgal !!!
Glad it all worked out. I think we might have overlapped at the Park Hyatt - you were probably arriving as we were departing.
I've been going to BA for well over a decade and have stayed in various places around town.
However, we've become a bit accustomed to using the PH as our base these days so I'm not sure if we'll ever venture away from it on future visits :-)
Glad it all worked out. I think we might have overlapped at the Park Hyatt - you were probably arriving as we were departing.
I've been going to BA for well over a decade and have stayed in various places around town.
However, we've become a bit accustomed to using the PH as our base these days so I'm not sure if we'll ever venture away from it on future visits :-)
#3737
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: SFO
Posts: 181
Thanks for the nice trip report TIVAgal
I have a line on a sushi place to go that’s supposed to be fantastic it’s cash only you call the guy on his mobile number (A woman friend in the Wine Industry suggested it) it’s no Nobu but I hear is very good
I have a line on a sushi place to go that’s supposed to be fantastic it’s cash only you call the guy on his mobile number (A woman friend in the Wine Industry suggested it) it’s no Nobu but I hear is very good
Last edited by mehitabel; Aug 2, 2022 at 12:49 am
#3738
Join Date: Apr 2009
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Here is a photo that my friend had posted when I referenced the original caption. Lastly, there’s lots of good sushi in Buenos Aires, I’m just not a fan of Philadelphia (cream cheese and sushi) Enjoy!
Last edited by Flying Machine; Aug 1, 2022 at 5:02 pm
#3739
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#3740
Join Date: Apr 2009
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I’m gonna reach out to my friend’s wife.. we went to a sit down place in Recoleta and there was no Philadelphia there and it was a really nice spot. I’ll revert once I hear back from her
Last edited by Flying Machine; Aug 1, 2022 at 6:01 pm
#3741
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: SFO
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I just sent you a PM (just didn’t feel too comfortable giving out the number publicly) Especially since I haven’t been there before myself. Bear in mind it’s to go only. Palermo Viejo is a great part of town. I typically stay there as well.
Here is a photo that my friend had posted when I referenced the original caption. Lastly, there’s lots of good sushi in Buenos Aires, I’m just not a fan of Philadelphia (cream cheese and sushi) Enjoy!
Here is a photo that my friend had posted when I referenced the original caption. Lastly, there’s lots of good sushi in Buenos Aires, I’m just not a fan of Philadelphia (cream cheese and sushi) Enjoy!
#3742
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: SFO
Posts: 181
#3743
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: SFO
Posts: 181
Do people recommend the Taxi Ezeiza website for advance booking for rides from EZE? I usually just go to the airport kiosk, but notice there's also a web option. I'll be bringing ARS, if that makes a difference. TIA
Last edited by mehitabel; Aug 1, 2022 at 10:19 pm
#3744
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I just sent you a PM (just didn’t feel too comfortable giving out the number publicly) Especially since I haven’t been there before myself. Bear in mind it’s to go only. Palermo Viejo is a great part of town. I typically stay there as well.
Here is a photo that my friend had posted when I referenced the original caption. Lastly, there’s lots of good sushi in Buenos Aires, I’m just not a fan of Philadelphia (cream cheese and sushi) Enjoy!
Here is a photo that my friend had posted when I referenced the original caption. Lastly, there’s lots of good sushi in Buenos Aires, I’m just not a fan of Philadelphia (cream cheese and sushi) Enjoy!
#3745
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Why add another layer of uncertainty or explanation or follow up. In the kiosk area as you exit the x-ray machines the desks are always manned and they’ll escort you out to a waiting car. Those ARS you have in your pocket are clearly not worth what they once were. But if you have enough that’s great!
#3746
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: SFO
Posts: 181
Why add another layer of uncertainty or explanation or follow up. In the kiosk area as you exit the x-ray machines the desks are always manned and they’ll escort you out to a waiting car. Those ARS you have in your pocket are clearly not worth what they once were. But if you have enough that’s great!
#3747
Join Date: Nov 2020
Location: YVR/YYZ
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Hi all, very excited to visit BA for my first time shortly.
Question about changing money. No issues for me to exchange USD to ARS, I'm interested in what I do if I have excess cash. Could I exchange excess ARS at the official rate, just to get rid of it? Would I have access to this official rate as a foreigner?
Understand there's a $200 cap. Don't anticipate having higher than that left over.
TIA
Question about changing money. No issues for me to exchange USD to ARS, I'm interested in what I do if I have excess cash. Could I exchange excess ARS at the official rate, just to get rid of it? Would I have access to this official rate as a foreigner?
Understand there's a $200 cap. Don't anticipate having higher than that left over.
TIA
#3748
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Location: Over the Bay Bridge, CA
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Hi all, very excited to visit BA for my first time shortly.
Question about changing money. No issues for me to exchange USD to ARS, I'm interested in what I do if I have excess cash. Could I exchange excess ARS at the official rate, just to get rid of it? Would I have access to this official rate as a foreigner?
Understand there's a $200 cap. Don't anticipate having higher than that left over.
TIA
Question about changing money. No issues for me to exchange USD to ARS, I'm interested in what I do if I have excess cash. Could I exchange excess ARS at the official rate, just to get rid of it? Would I have access to this official rate as a foreigner?
Understand there's a $200 cap. Don't anticipate having higher than that left over.
TIA
The Duty Free shops have US$ pricing but I would expect that the conversion for your cash pesos is at the official rate.
#3749
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Somewhere between EZE , MAD and GLA
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Posts: 865
Hi all, very excited to visit BA for my first time shortly.
Question about changing money. No issues for me to exchange USD to ARS, I'm interested in what I do if I have excess cash. Could I exchange excess ARS at the official rate, just to get rid of it? Would I have access to this official rate as a foreigner?
Understand there's a $200 cap. Don't anticipate having higher than that left over.
TIA
Question about changing money. No issues for me to exchange USD to ARS, I'm interested in what I do if I have excess cash. Could I exchange excess ARS at the official rate, just to get rid of it? Would I have access to this official rate as a foreigner?
Understand there's a $200 cap. Don't anticipate having higher than that left over.
TIA
As Eastbay1K says, it's best to use them up in local stores or at the duty free shop at the airport.
#3750
Join Date: Mar 2022
Programs: WOH Glob
Posts: 48
Hi all, very excited to visit BA for my first time shortly.
Question about changing money. No issues for me to exchange USD to ARS, I'm interested in what I do if I have excess cash. Could I exchange excess ARS at the official rate, just to get rid of it? Would I have access to this official rate as a foreigner?
Understand there's a $200 cap. Don't anticipate having higher than that left over.
TIA
Question about changing money. No issues for me to exchange USD to ARS, I'm interested in what I do if I have excess cash. Could I exchange excess ARS at the official rate, just to get rid of it? Would I have access to this official rate as a foreigner?
Understand there's a $200 cap. Don't anticipate having higher than that left over.
TIA