This is a popular place to go, especially late night. There's an option to just get slices and eat standing, or get table service in the back. I'm not a big fan of the Argentine style pizza, but there's options to get a fresh pizza that's more normal. I forget which one it was but it was a vegetarian one and it was quite good and had flavor. read more

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Excelente pizza argentina y el lugar muy interesante. Siempre hay largas filas para entrar y entiendo el porque. Vale la pena probarlo.

Amazingly similar to New York and Italy, but distinctly Argentine. A porteño in NYC insisted I go and it was terrific. Can eat quickly up front and standing or sit and relax in the back. Italian/Argentine hospitality, despite the numbers of people they serve felt like a cousin. Well worth the visit, waiting for this place to become a franchise read more

YUMMMMM total local spot and pizza is cheap. One slice is $1!!!! Get the muzarella. Had two other flavors but all paled in comparison. THICK FLUFFY CRUST. Has major Prince St Pizza if NY vibes. read more

Muy rico todo! Tipica pizza al molde. Servicio rapido. Precio acorde a lo que sirven.

Way too overhyped! I've had a pretty tough time communicating with people in Argentina since not many people speak English here, so I try not to judge an establishment based on their customer service since there is a big language barrier. However.. the people here are just plain rude. There's 2 options here - you can either dine in or order and eat standing at the counters. We tried to communicate and the guy at the register was ridiculously impatient. I don't really mind his impatience since he was probably trying to hurry people along, so we quickly ordered 2 slices (not even sure exactly what we ordered.. one had tomatoes on it, one was just plain mozzarella) and 2 empanadas. But EVERYONE at this place was super impatient and seemed like they didn't want to bother with non-Spanish speaking people. The pizza was also cold like it's been sitting out for several hours. The empanadas were really good though, but not worth the visit. read more

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After all the hype I had to check this place out! I was extremely hungry and really came wanting to love it. First so you know - the line at the front is only if you want to get slices and eat standing, if you are ok with paying more, go ahead inside and have a sit. I arrived after 8pm and could choose where to sit, but half an hour later the place was packed. I sat down and wanted to order different slices of pizza (80-95 peso) but the waiter said they will not be available soon, I played along and ordered a chica (half and half as in the pic) - +/- 600 peso, a choppe and a soda. The pizza is full of cheese which is awesome, but if you like a lot of tomato sauce on your pizza like me you might want to skip Güerrín- the sauce is scant to non existent and the pizza is very very doughy- almost under baked, I do like thick cheesy pizzas and still this one was just plain, and not very flavorful. If you still go, go for the experience- the place is crowded, loud, and very busy and has a very retro vibe which is kind of cool. To try the pizza my recommendation would be to get a slice at the front/entrance and if you like it then get a table. read more

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I had already heard about this place a dozen times from my friends here, had to try it out. Went on Friday afternoon. The place was crowded, as expected. You can choose between taking a slice of pizza and sitting on one of the high tables in the front area, or have a proper sit down meal with a server. We chose the latter, ordered the Mozzarella pizza, their classic. In a minute after placing the order, the pizza pie was on our table. It looked sinful, greasy, with lots of cheese, but it tasted out of the world!! I was in heaven in the first bite. This is Argentinian style pizza, cant describe it, somewhere between new york pizza and chicago style deep dish pizza. Must try when you are in Buenos Aires!! read more

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I wanted to love this place, but I'm sad to report that I didn't like the vegetable pizza with white sauce. The staff was friendly and although it was pretty crowded on a Wednesday evening, I was seated right away. English menus are available. The pizza slice was already prepared but they didn't warm it up - I couldn't eat it. My companion has a mozzarella slice which they ate. Prices were very reasonable. They didn't charge me for the slice. Perhaps I'm spoiled by Americanized pizza. Excited they have vegan options, however the descriptions did not appeal to me - so even though its right next to my hotel, I'm not inclined to return. read more

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Ok the beef empanada I had here was delicious, but the pizza not so much. What's the fuss over this pizza? Its just so oppressively thick and so much greasy cheese piled on top, there really is too much of a good thing. We got a table during lunch and while it was crowded, they turned over tables quickly. The waiter totally played me and said that the two of us should order a large pizza..ha! We barely ate half of it and just threw the rest away because we were too full. Get less than what you think you want because the amount of sauce and cheese is so overwhelming you will fill up fast..better yet look for another pizza place read more

This place is simply amazing. Even though is always crowded, we always got a table right away. We went twice in a row because we couldn't get enough of it! read more

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Amazing Argentinian style pizza! My co-worker found this place on google and based on the over 12,000+ good reviews on google, we figured it was probably a good place to go for one of our last meals in Argentina. It's very large and they have an area in the front of the restaurant for people getting a slice or two with standing tables, or you can be seated. I'll certainly say, this is not an intimate dining experience. We were fortunate to be up against the wall with an aisle beside us as it seemed like we were in a room with 100 people neatly sat very close together and that was just on the main level! The menu looked amazing and we were ravenous so we ordered a few empanadas and a four cheese pizza. Our server ignored us for quite some time so if you are really picky on customer service, you might be turned off by this place especially if you don't speak Spanish. Unlike Europe, Argentina does not have a lot of people who speak English. We ate, and ate!! The cheese in the empanada and on the pizza was amazing. I just got hungry thinking about it and I just finished eating lunch before writing this. Hopefully you'll like this place as much as I did. I would most definitely come here again if I get the chance to back to Buenos Aries! read more

Pizzeria Guerrin: a bustling pizza joint that seems to be constantly slammed serving slices as fast as they can rotate in the door. I recommend the neopolitana and the mozzarella. The onion one didn't come with sauce. Kind of weird. There's always a line however it moves fast as some sit and eat and others stand around the big bar and eat then leave. Just a face paced good snack or entire lunch. 2-3 slices should fill you up. 3 slices came to $148 read more

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Pros: + Amazing pizza! + Plenty of room + Caters to both, people dining in, as well as those who want to grab a quick slice Cons: - I don't live in Argentina! Delicious freakin' Pizza! It is easily one of the tastiest pizzas I've ever had. Super cheesy and the crust is delicious! We had the fugazzetta and the Super Guerrin with faina and I was blown away by how tasty the cheese was. We were just passing through Buenos Aires, but if I ever have the chance to come back to Buenos Aires I know where I'll be going! After eating pizza from various spots in Argentina it has become increasingly difficult to enjoy a good slice of pizza in California. Have yet to find a place this good in the States. read more

(Pre COVID - Dec 2019) Amazing slice of warm cheese pizza but super crowded during weekday lunch time rush. You usually have to stand and eat. But this was easily the best pizza and food (I am a vegetarian) in Bueno Aires and definitely worth a visit or two since there's a lot of history behind this restaurant. The interior decor is also interesting. Easy to find this location on a well known street. read more

Probably the best pizza in the Times Square of Buenos Aires. This pizza spot is a stones throw away from the iconic Obelisk of Buenos Aires. If you're not familiar with Argentine pizza, it is more doughy than napoletana thin-crust. Guerrin had a bunch of options and we went with a classic margherrita pizza which was phenomenal. Guerrin definitely loads it up with cheese on top that it engulfs any pizza sauce in oozy goodness. The front of the restaurant is for slices with standing room only. We ordered a full pie up front and thought we could take it to the dining area in the back but alas, we were told to eat at the front. Make sure you get a table and order table-service if you plan to dine in! (Spot the tourist here) read more

Maybe I'm just not a fan of Argentinian-style pizza, because I didn't really like what's regarded as the best pizza place in Buenos Aires. I ordered their plain mozzarella and special slices, as well as a beef empanada, which all came out to about 120 pesos (a bit over $3 USD). I much preferred the plain mozzarella over their special slice - their special had some ham underneath the cheese. The pizza honestly was like between a NY-style thin slice and a Chicago-deep dish-style slice. You had to eat it with a fork and knife, and the crust was just super doughy - almost tasted like a really salty, oily, microwave pizza from the frozen aisle at the supermarket. Getting 3-stars because the empanada was actually really good, and the food here is just really affordable. read more

Everyone has a favorite pizza place in Buenos Aires, this is mine. I'll admit from the start, traditional Argentinian pizza is not my favorite style of pizza in the world. However, I've come to appreciate it as its own unique thing. Bear in mind most Argentinian pizzas are kinda thickly breaded with little to no sauce. Toppings provide a lot of the flavoring you will get with the pizza, but Guerrin unlike a number of other places also provides some table spices like oregano and red pepper (not terribly common I've found in pizzerias here) as well as a "hot sauce" that isn't exactly hot, but adds an extra dimension to it as well. I'm drawn to the Napolitana pizza here again and again. The tomatoes taste incredibly fresh and add a lot of that flavor that I miss without a traditional pizza sauce. The cheese is nice and gooey and the bread is thick but not quite deep dish. Atmosphere is typically pretty busy around normal BA lunch and dinner times (think later). But you can get in and out faster than a lot of other restaurants around, even eat standing up by the counter. Wait staff are nice enough I've found if you get a table. This is one of the first lunches I've had in Buenos Aires and its a place I still come back to visit about 7 years later. read more

I've been to Argentina three times and this is my second visit to this restaurant. I had a good experience last time and wanted to try it out again. We ordered two pizzas here. The seafood pizza with calamari, prawn and lots of mozzarella cheese. The other pizza was half fried eggs, mozzarella, ham and the other half was boiled eggs, mozzarella and some meats...I'm not sure what, maybe sausage lol. Both pizzas were very good, but a bit on the oily side. The pizzas also have a lot of mozzarella on it. Also they had a hot sauce which was very tasty. I basically drowned my pizza in the sauce. It added tanginess as argentine style pizzas don't use marina sauce as a base. The price isn't that cheap for a pizza. It's about $250-$400 Argentine pesos for a large pizza. But worth it to try this place if you come by the area. read more

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Touristy for sure but the pizza was good!! Had their special with ham/red bell peppers and plain mozzarella pizza.. super packed but they were quick to serve. And they're right next to ibis hotel so can come over since they close @2am read more

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Coming from NYC it is hard to find pizza that compares. This is nothing like NYC pizza looks wise but the taste. OMG. it's fabulous. We have lived here 3 months and tried so many pizza places and this will now be my new favorite!!!!! Delicious. read more

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At the time, pizza was my craving, and I ordered for two. I ordered the ham cheese and pepper. My goodness, it was good! It sounds basic, but it was so delicious, I went for another round. Prices are reasonable, and I'd come back if I'm ever in Buenos Aires. read more

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Leave this place to the tourists. I've had much better pizza and would not venture back here. I give it two stars versus one because the empanadas are pretty darn good. Long line out the door so we waited 25 minutes for a table. Once inside, service was atrocious and we waited 20 minutes to be served. The waiter got the order entirely wrong and we had to redo some of it. When it was time for the bill we had to go and hunt our waiter down. He even looked disgruntled for us to pay as he had no interest. I have no idea what all the fuss is about. read more

This is one of the best pizza places in Buenos Aires. If its meal time it will be packed. Avenida Corrientes seems to be the street for the best pizza. When you enter, the first area is eat here now, or take away. Then after the first register are tables for table service. Both areas are rather chaotic, otherwise I would give it 5 stars. The muzzarela basic is wonderful. The especial adds olive, ham, and roasted red pepper. Both great. I tried the fugazza, and would not order it again. I STRONGLY suggest eat it there fresh and hot. This is melted cheese and so good fresh and hot. Thats why people stand there and eat it immediately. read more

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This place is the place to go if you have cravings of a real fugazzetta. Plenty of cheese. Good beer,too. First time in this place but not our first time in Buenos Aires. I'm so glad we found this place. read more

This restaurant is in every guidebook and our local friends also recommended it, so we decided to try it. Food: We are from New York and the best pizza we love is a very thin crust pizza. Guerrin has more of a Chicago style deep dish pizza...very doughy. I ordered two slices and could only eat one because it was so doughy. Location: a few blocks away from Teatro Colon on Avienda Corrientes. Good location if you find yourself in this part of town. Room: Noisy and packed at lunch time. Service: Good, if not a little slow. read more

Amazing pizza. We had the Guerrin Especial with tomato, muzarello and ham. The crust was crispy and had just the right amount of crunch. We had the empanadas as well which were mouth-watering yummy again with an amazing crust. read more

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Best pizza ever!!! I'm from the USA & the pizza was so good I went back the day after.

I stop in here whenever I in the neighborhood for a slice. Or with a pal, we get a table. People like the faina; not a huge fan, as itś a bit dry for my taste. The anchovy pizza has nice big fish and none of that red sauce nonsense. Otherwise, lots of cheeeeeeeese! read more

The hype is justified. The pizza is heavenly dense and packed with zesty gusto. Get the special house pizza and have special memories. read more

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We stopped here for a couple of quick slices... This was our favorite pizza spot in Buenos Aires. No frills, no fuss, just good pie (reminiscent of NYC). Wish we had time for a whole pie... oh well, next time. read more

WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!!! You have NEVER had pizza until you had Guerrin. Wish these guys had t-shirts available during my visit. Highly recommend and Oh my god this place is PARADISE!!!! read more

oooooomg was this place awesome. Packed and hard to get it, but seriously worth it. Delicious!!!

This was highly recommended from every person we passed. People said this was authentic Argentinian pizza. This place was ridiculously packed and a bit confusing as there's no real line to separate those dining in and those waiting for a slice. The pizza is dense as can be and has a lot of cheese. Very good, but definitely don't prefer this type of pizza. Not your traditional Italian style pizza. read more

Last night our travel agent recommended this, on a Saturday night it's crazy rush. It might be more than 300 seating but still there is a wait time. We ordered half seafood and half chicken pizza, seafood half is excellent and chicken half is ok. Though it is crowded but the service is so good and attentive. Good place to eat a pizza in Buenos Aires. read more

One word: Over-rated. Between here and El Cuartito, this place is no contest. I'm not sure if I came in on an off day because it's so highly rated here, but when I ordered a Fuggazetta pizza, I was given a cold slice of super cheese pizza with under-cooked onions on it. Yes, cold. They didn't even warm the guy up! At least that please! The prices are comparable to El Cuartito, but I didn't bother coming into this place again after what I experienced, and I was in Buenos Aires for almost a whole week. Even the chain Kentucky served way better pizza than here. The empanada here was pretty good though, I'll give it that. Would I come back to try it again? We shall see... read more

Uhm, a mixed bag. I've had delicious pizza but you need to understand what kind of pizza you are going to get. It's heavily focused on copious amounts of cheese and oil with the sauce and crust taking a back seat. It's traditional and am interesting experience if you're visiting, whether you sit down (the place is huge and has multiple floors) or standing up at the bar like islands near the front. Good pizza but not the best in the city by any stretch. It's a decent option if you are near Corrientes but there is much better pizza. If you want an authentic BA pizza place and traditional style pizza then go have a slice. read more

Hey I was doing just fine until we met.

Located on a very crowded avenue where shows and theatre venues take place, this place doesn't look very attractive at first. Personally, I don't think I would enter it without knowing its reputation but it was recommended to us by our hotel receptionist and also had a good review in the lonely planet guidebook. It is huge inside and super crowded. Many people come to pick up their food but there are also tables if you prefer to sit. You can either order a whole pizza, half a pizza or for some of them just a slice. Looking at the tables around us we realised that only a few slices would be enough and it would also allow us to try different tastes. We opted for the Guerrin special (ham, pepper and cheese), spinach & cream, onions, mozzarella, and onions, ham & cheese. All of them were very good and came really quickly. It is almost a fast food actually, do not expect anything fancy but rather good local (fat) pizzas. It was a nice experience and a very cheap one also (17-25 AR$ a slice). read more

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Perfect Pizza here, big and tasty!! Its always crowded but its worth it to wait for that delicious slize of pizza! I love it!