J.W Bradley Ltd - Buenos Aires

First: like many supposed clandestine bars in good air, this is not a clandestine bar; it is just a bar of artisanal cocktails with a retro theme. The drinks themselves are good (although expensive) and the waiters are well informed, but they are filled quickly; if you are looking for a noisy party bar that has exclusive cocktails, this is your place, but if you want the type of bar where you can have a pleasant conversation with friends, head to the other side.

I visited this charming restaurant with my boyfriend and from the beginning I was intrigued by the mysterious entrance, the dim lights and the old-style train that takes us back in time and in an atmosphere of great hospitality, good food and delicious cocktails, wrapped in a perfect atmosphere. balanced musical scenery that grew in intensity as our excellent evening passed. I can warmly recommend jw bradley.

This is a really good place from the beginning. When you get in, you go through a train carriage (super cool). the waiters and the staff are really nice and friendly. We were my girlfriend and we had a great time. I also get a lot of music and you have plenty of cocktails to drink of excellent quality. my experience was really nice. I really recommend this place.

Everything was amazing there. design, music, people and staff. There was a guy, agustin, I think. It was just outstanding. A five-star review is definitely not enough. Keep it up, guys!

We went to jw bradley following a friend's recommendation because of so frontline cocktails. like most of the Speak-Easy bars, the place is unrevealing from the outside, but the great experience starts immediately when you enter a "direct express" train. the atmosphere is fresh and modern, with an indotrial style and the most original. decoration I had the salmon and lamb (Patagonian cord), both delicious and very well presented. After dinner we stayed for cocktails that are the real star of this bar. Don't miss the "monsieur poirot", and there's another very good one that I think is called "3rd class" or something like that. We went on Thursday night and at 11 pm the place was full and quite illuminated given the music was also fun.