Verne Cocktail Club: A place inspired by the books of Jules Verne whose sensory proposal invites you to take a trip to the origins of cocktails.

With a steampunk aesthetic - chesterfield leather armchairs, tables and chairs with Victorian reminiscences, Persian rugs and walls covered with rusty iron - and a cocktail menu with dyes from the beginning of the century - all selected by Federico Cuco -, Verne Club is betting to become in a timeless space in the middle of the Buenos Aires night.

Open every day from 9pm, it is possible to taste signature cocktails with ingredients little used in Argentina such as eucalyptus smoke, pepper of sechuán or elixir de chartreuse, in addition to the classic drinks of the beginning of the 20th century and a long variety of absinthes French served 'the old way'.

To accompany the drinks, you can choose between chopped, sandwich or hot-dog (created by Yago Marquez) served as appropriate until closing time.