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Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Bakery· Modern French restaurant· Restaurant· Delis· Bakeries· French· Cafe· Vegetarian Friendly

Merci Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Merci is located in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Carlos Calvo 455, C1102 AAI. Merci is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category bakery in Argentina. Out and About in KL with Kids Public Group | Facebook Jump to Sections of this page Accessibility Help Press alt + / to open this menu Remove To help personalize content, tailor and measure ads, and provide a safer experience, we use cookies. By clicking or navigating the site, you agree to allow our collection of information on and off Facebook through cookies. Learn more, including about available controls: Cookies Policy. Facebook Email or Phone Password Forgot account? Sign Up Out and About in KL with Kids Private group Join Group settingsMore Join this group to see the discussion, post and comment.   English (US) Dansk Polski العربية Føroyskt Türkçe Deutsch Română Français (France) Español Português (Brasil) Sign Up Log In Messenger Facebook Lite Watch People Pages Page Categories Places Games Locations Marketplace Facebook Pay Groups Oculus Portal Instagram Local Fundraisers Services About Create Ad Create Page Developers Careers Privacy Cookies Ad Choices Terms Help Settings Activity Log Facebook © 2020

Address

Carlos Calvo 455, C1102 AAI

Price range

$$

Phone

+541126652462

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Marko Krejic

A nice place with very nice baked goods. Nice environment and great ambient music. But it is rather busy and the staff are just running around. Almost impossible to catch them. So from 5 to 3 because of this.

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Jaye WS Liu Krejic

Breakfast, baking goods were not bad at all. However, the service could be better, as the waiters were so busy, they just ran around and not really paying attentions to their customers.

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Ana Schaeffs

Great atmosphere and music, great place to people watch. We enjoyed the tartines (110 each) and the house wine (90) all very tasty. The staff were friendly and attentive. The place has a bar, restaurant and cafe, with plenty of very good sounding and looking options. Will come back to try the coffee. Our favorite options were the parma and fig, cheese and carrot jam and tuna tartines.

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Michael Jarman

Great little French bakery inside a great little market. Sandwiches were excellent and made with freshly baked bread, which is as authentically French as I've had outside France itself (i.e. chewy and crispy). You can watch the chef making the fillings as well so you know it's fresh produce. Excellent lunch spot before or after perusing around some antiques :)

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claudia vera

Great and cozy place located at the Mercado de San Telmo. Excellent service with wonderful French pastries, very good coffee and fruit shakes to name a few of its great menu. Merci is a must if you are visiting this picturesque area in Buenos Aires.

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Greg Norton

Located inside the bustling San Telmo Market, Merci has a distinctively French flair (if you couldn't already tell from the name). Freshly-baked breads, pastries, and tartines (open-faced sandwiches) line the counter, but there are also a good number of tables with waiter service and a full menu! For a casual lunch in the market, I tried the Ensalada Merci, a simple mixture of sautéed seasonal vegetables: green beans, broccoli, zucchini, and cherry tomatoes, all topped off with melting slices of brie cheese and shelled almonds! While this dish doesn't sound like much, it was surprisingly flavorful, and I especially loved the salty touch of the brie, the crunch of the almonds, and the umami of the cherry tomatoes! I also tried the Croque Argentino, a huge sandwich consisting of two slices of bread filled with beef, peppers, and onions. The hunk of beef had actually been stewed, so it was fall-apart tender and so umami and flavorful! My guess is that this was the same beef used in their beef bourguignon tartine, but left whole rather than shredded. This was certainly different from a typical Argentinian grill preparation, but so tasty nonetheless!

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Mike Markin

Nice little French style cafe in the corner of The San Telmo market. Great quiche.

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Hans Meier

Just the hammer !! In front of Bar! Merci! there is a backery store Pan! Pan! They creates daily tapas and it‘s soooo good Enjoy !!

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