I haven’t gotten a haircut from Ryan – but everyone else has. They only rave. You want a good, American-style haircut in Buenos Aires, with none of the problems endemic to BA Barbers, like the inability to follow instructions? Ryan’s your man.
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Diego Macadar
The bagels can compete with NY. Seriously. Unfortunately, it’s delivery only.
Frances Huang
Buena Onda Yoga: I don’t know them personally and I don’t do Yoga, but every girl I’ve ever met here raves about Frances and Buena Onda Yoga. Okay, “every girl I’ve met” is an exaggeration. But only a slight one.
N. T.
Getting money in and out of Argentina can be hard, confusing in terms of the needed paperwork, and expensive–and you need to work with someone whom you trust immensely. Someone like that is hard to find. Here comes NT to solve the problem: he’s been moving money around for a decade for the big boys,…
Parker Stanberry
Oasis just rocks. You want an awesome short-term apartment, the sort with Andy Warhols on the wall? Customer Service that makes the USA shudder? That’s them.
Morgan Friedman
That’s me – the creator of this web site. I figured out how to get you here, right? So I can’t be all that bad :)
Adam Shindler
Adam Shindler is a guy who will make sure it gets done. He knows everything about the hotel and hospitality industry — and he isn’t afraid to put his money where his mouth is: he doesn’t just talk, he does. That’s the kind of man I always want to work with.
María Carrá
María’s judgment is awesome; impeccable food taste, and completely honest–although, if her opinion is not all that positive, she is much likely to be completely silent rather than speak negatively.
Lourika Van Tonder
Lourika has one singular passion and obsession: dogs. She knows everything, everyone, how to. Plus she’s full of awesome energy. Want to bring a dog in or out of Argentina? She’s done it, she knows the ropes, and she’d love to help you. Give her a ring.
Ricardo Mardisich
Ricardo is the guy to know to fix your laptop in BA. Super professional, kind, and knows his stuff. Avoid the “servicio tecnico” computer-fry (we’ve experienced it — it sucks!) and give Ricardo a call if you need any laptop repairs, data recovery, etc. in Buenos Aires.