Once past Security, you'll find a variety of options at the cafés and eateries, from burgers to classic Argentinian à la carte and buffet restaurants. There's a Hard Rock Cafe on the 1st floor, with a Grab and Go counter.
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Terminal A
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Terminal Information
Shop for jewelry, regional specialties and clothes at the terminal's stores. You can also pick up a traditional poncho or maté tea set to remind you of your visit, or perhaps some fine Argentinian wines. The duty-free area covers 35,000 square feet, and offers local beef delicacies as well as the usual liquor, designer fashion and perfume. There are also newsstands, bookstores and pharmacies.
- ATMs
- Information points
- Accessible restrooms
- Disabled parking spaces close to the terminal (these can't be reserved in advance)
- Telecommunications for the Deaf (TDD) phones
- Step-free access
There are some cafés in the Arrivals hall.
There's a shop selling cell phone accessories, and you can buy souvenirs and books.
- ATMs
- Baggage storage
- Currency exchange
- Post office
- Accessible restrooms
- Disabled parking spaces close to the terminal (these can't be reserved in advance)
- Telecommunications for the Deaf (TDD) phones
- Step-free access
Terminal tips
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