Buenos Aires, Argentina
Open since around 2006 and originally a speakeasy behind a discreet Villa Crespo door, 878 grew into the bar that helped define modern Buenos Aires drinking, its own gin, vodka, whisky and bitters made in-house, a serious Argentine cellar, and the 'A Granel' refill program cutting waste. It entered the World's 50 Best Bars back in 2011 (No.25) and was twice named Argentina's best bar; the cigar-infused, Maradona-inspired Segurola y Habana is the signature.
Inés de los Santos's Franco-Vietnamese stage set in Palermo, World's 50 Best regular.
Palermo's no-labels party bar, Thursday to Saturday, 9pm till 5am.
Buenos Aires' first listening bar, opened by the teams behind Tres Monos and Niño Gordo.
Palermo's 'bar de autores', craft cocktails, tapas and live jazz until 5am.
A New York subway station buried under Palermo Hollywood, carriage included.
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