Food & drink Retiro

Pony Line

Leather, polo references and a burger worth making room for: a sociable hotel bar to begin a Retiro evening without rushing dinner.

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Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires, Posadas 1086/88Retiro
The mansion at Four Seasons Buenos Aires in December 2006, not Pony Line’s interior

Beatrice Murch from South America · CC BY 2.0; License; resized for web; Source

A place worth knowing

Let the first stop include something to eat. Pony Line, at Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires, brings a polo-inspired setting and a substantial bar menu into the same room. It is an easy anchor before exploring the smaller streets nearby.

The hours below are for Pony Line, not Elena restaurant or the hotel’s other dining spaces. Weekend service starts later than weekdays. Check the current menu and ask the bar about availability; a hotel reservation does not secure a table. This is a source-based introduction, not a report of a recent meal.

The exterior photograph shows the mansion at the Four Seasons property in December 2006, not Pony Line’s interior.

Practical details last checked 21 Sept 2026

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Pony Line

Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires, Posadas 1086/88, C1011ABB

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Opening hours

Regular opening hours
Monday11:00–01:00 (+1 day)
Tuesday11:00–01:00 (+1 day)
Wednesday11:00–01:00 (+1 day)
Thursday11:00–02:00 (+1 day)
Friday11:00–02:00 (+1 day)
Saturday17:00–02:00 (+1 day)
Sunday17:00–01:00 (+1 day)

Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires, Posadas 1086/88

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