We have been to Buenos Aires several times and we always have breakfast here. In the past year it…read morehas deteriorated. The service is slow. If you are just going to have a coffee and media lunas, it's fine although to pricey. We had lunch once there and definitely will not return for a meal service.

Pizzeria located in Corrientes Avenue and just a few long blocks from Avenida 9 de Julio where the…read moreobelisk is located. Also close to Florida street which is a non traffic long avenue filled with all kinds of retail shops and stores. Place was crowded with the lunch crowd, they have a lower level and an upstairs level. Lower level offers free WiFi, upstairs has none. Not sure why. People are very friendly and we were greeted by waiters and some customers alike. We were in a rush so we ordered drinks and two personal pizzas. Drinks were a Quilmes chop for me (chop meaning draft beer) and a Gancia batido for my wife. Pizzas came in no time. A Roquefort for my wife and a provoleta for me. Pizza was of a thin type crust with tomato sauce unlike any I've ever had. The Roquefort had crumbles along with mozzarella cheese over slices of prosciutto with olives on top and mine was pretty much the same except for the cheese. Provolone for me. Delicious

Excellent little neighborhood pizza spot! They make their own dough which is very flavorful. We had…read morethe Il Migliore which had tomato sauce, cooked pancetta, mozzarella AND provolone which really gave it great flavor! They bring out cooked pizza dough strips at the beginning with a sour cream and onion type spread. It's very nice little appetizer. They do a bang up takeout business which is not surprising given the quality of the pizza. We returned two nights later and got the same pizza in a small size with mushrooms added and for starters ordered the potato skins. They were great - full of crisped pancetta and mozzarella and served with chive sour cream sauce.

Clean! We just finished a trek in Peru dropping off our laundry and waiting to go to a closed door…read moredinner we stepped in here for a beer and ended up getting a pizza. Very delicious!!! They were helpful but my Spanish sucks and their staff does not speaking English darn.

I just had the empanadas. I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. I don't speak or read…read moreSpanish, so if you have a friend around the area take them here for a small bite!

Who travels over 5,000 miles to eat a terrible pizza? Me, I guess. My travel friend and I stopped…read morein late one evening, as it was one of few places to eat at that hour. Nice atmosphere, bright cheery setting, lots of boisterous people enjoying themselves. In no way did any of this make for good pizza. My dining friend suggested a ham and pineapple... Honestly, neither belong on a pizza. We both got quite the surprise when the pie came out. The crust was about an inch thick - a brown, granular, meaty (!) something, topped with ham and equally thick white cheese. Being in another country, surrounded by locals is nowhere to make a fuss, so we took a hit on this one...

I really enjoyed my dish. I would recommend this place for a nice casual lunch or dinner. There…read moreseemed to be a lot of locals dining here. Although I did not have room for desert, I would have to say that they looked delicious!

Perfect restaurant and food -1 no soap on the restroom and…read moreit smell This restaurant need improvement for the restroom cleaning

Honestly, the decor and ambiance is left to be desired, if you really come here for the food. The…read morepizza and empanadas we ordered were fantastic! I literally could not stop raving about the specific empanada I got here. I know Guerrin is across the street and it's more famous, but give this place a try too! We came here first and went to Guerrin second, and I think this place was genuinely better. It might have just been the empanada that I really liked, but still!

Delicious pizza but awful service and attitude. We went on Sunday after the election. When we just…read morearrived on the second floor no one even came to clean the table, the waiter was nowhere, food residue was everywhere. Then we went downstairs, and the waiter had a really bad attitude by throwing us the food on the table. Seriously bad experience

Overpriced menu with overcooked steak. Paid twice as much for a tenderloin steak as compared to…read moreother steakhouses that we dined at in the surrounding neighborhoods, ~550 vs ~300 pesos). I was told that it is located on a popular street, the birthplace of a famous tango composer, so might be a tourist hangout. Server was not rude but took a long time for the food to be served and after telling him emphatically that we want our steak 'jugoso' (medium rare), it still come out completely well done. Subtract 1 star for the price, 1 star for the overcooked steak, and 1 star for the 30+ minutes wait for the food.

Wonderful restaurant with extremely friendly staff. We tried the house lasagna with both red &…read morewhite salsa, the bife de Cedillo and the pollo with mushrooms. Everything was tasty and a good price. They were short of bottled water and the coffee maker was broken. But they made up for that with charm and sweetness. It really felt like we were guests in there home. The lady who served us sat right down at our table and took our order. She gave us all a hug and a kiss when we left.