Ninina (Museo Malba)
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Ninina (Museo Malba)

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Artisanal coffees, Middle Eastern pastries, homemade roast beef

alfajor de maicena
alfajores
friendly service
slow service
lovely terrace
casual vibe
cozy atmosphere
lola mora cake
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Av. Pres. Figueroa Alcorta 3415, C1425CLA Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Get directions

$$

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Restroom
Accepts reservations
Family friendly
Vegetarian options
Credit card accepted

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Av. Pres. Figueroa Alcorta 3415, C1425CLA Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Get directions

+54 11 6956 8470
ninina.com

$$ · Menu

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Family friendly
•Vegetarian options
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Free Wi-Fi
•Brunch

Last updated

Dec 23, 2025

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"Ninina Ninina—the restaurant at the museum known as Malba (and with two other locations)—pays homage to restaurateur Emmanuel Paglayan’s Armenian heritage in the form of artisanal coffees, a full menu (try the homemade roast beef), and mouthwatering Middle Eastern pastries. The vibe is casual and cozy, with lots of sunlight and minimalist furnishings; the relaxing atmosphere and carefully crafted menu are a tonic after a full day of urban runaround."

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Dante A

Google
Avoid. Smelly shrimps. Unedible underboiled peas. 2 days old potatoes. Cocktails poorly tended. Slow service. Unattentive waiters. 2 dishes in menu unavailable. Noisy even when empty. Will not return.

Gloria W.

Google
No idea why people are complaining, been there twice (yesterday and today) with three different waitresses – all of them really friendly, and the food was excellent and came fast, and the coffee (ok, I had a ristretto) was good and hot. And yesterday I had a cake that is a chocoholic’s dream = Lola Mora.

Patrycja T.

Google
One of the best medialunas ever! The place is really big and therefore sometimes you have to wait for the staff to notice you, but nonetheless I really liked it!

Sagie R

Google
Great place 😃 Coffee was well made, and the Alfajores were amazing!

Victoria T.

Google
Wonderful limonada and quinoa salad, friendly service too. Very delightful and delicious.

Irene C.

Google
Very slow service and they made a mistake in our order, we kept it that way because we already waited so long. Food is not great and expensive. Not what expected from a museum cafe. Nice terrace and water for dogs.

Erika B.

Google
Our waitress at lunch was Valentina. The food and service was excellent. Definitely get the alfajor de maicena for dessert!

Gibby

Google
Food is always spot on fresh here. So beautiful decor and service. Fresh options and delicious coffee