Cerveza Patagonia Refugio
Cerveza Patagonia Refugio is a Patagonia-themed brewpub in Puerto Madero serving the Patagonia craft beer line alongside Argentine bar food. The setup runs casual brewpub format within the polished Puerto Madero context, with the Patagonian theme providing the visual identity.
Where to stay near Cerveza Patagonia Refugio
Hotels and rentals within walking distance.
What to Expect
A Patagonia brewery showcase with proper craft beer focus and casual Argentine food.
Casual brewpub with Patagonia theming and craft beer focus.
Argentine rock, indie kept moderate
Casual
Craft beer enthusiasts, casual Puerto Madero evenings, and travelers seeking Argentine craft beer.
Cards, cash (ARS), USD accepted
Price Range
Patagonia draft beer ARS 3,500-6,000, flights ARS 8,000-12,000, mains ARS 10,000-20,000
Beer ~$3-5/~2.50-4.50 EUR, flights ~$7-10/~6-9 EUR
Hours
Daily noon to 2 AM
Insider Tip
The flight of all Patagonia beer styles is the best introduction. The Patagonia Amber and Bohemian Pilsener are the standout pours. Riverside seating fills first.
Full Review
Cerveza Patagonia Refugio occupies a Puerto Madero site as the brewery's flagship showcase venue, with the layout running casual brewpub format: a long bar with the Patagonia tap selection, indoor seating, and outdoor riverside tables where the layout permits. The Patagonia theming runs through the decor (mountain imagery, regional decoration, brand branding) without becoming overdone.
The beer program is the venue's defining feature. Patagonia's full lineup pours from the taps: Amber, Bohemian Pilsener, IPA, Stout, and rotating seasonal experiments. Pricing at ARS 3,500-6,000 per pour is reasonable for the Puerto Madero context. The flight option lets visitors sample multiple styles for ARS 8,000-12,000.
The kitchen handles Argentine bar food (empanadas, choripán, picadas, sandwiches, basic mains) at fair prices (ARS 10,000-20,000 per main). Quality is solid for the brewpub format. The atmosphere stays casual and conversation-focused throughout the evening. Music plays at moderate volume with Argentine rock and indie dominating.
The crowd is heavily craft beer enthusiasts, casual Puerto Madero visitors, and the slightly younger end of the district's demographic. The 2 AM closing makes Cerveza Patagonia useful as a late-night extension after the more polished venues close.
The Neighborhood
Puerto Madero is Buenos Aires's reclaimed dock district, the city's most polished and expensive nightlife zone, with luxury hotels, riverside restaurants, and a curated bar scene built around the waterfront. Cerveza Patagonia Refugio sits in Puerto Madero along the waterfront.
Getting There
Uber from Microcentro takes 10-15 minutes at ARS 2,000-4,000. Walking from San Telmo takes 25-30 minutes. The neighborhood is well-lit and safe for walking.
Address
Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 1010, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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