Great pizza! Highly recommend visiting. Had a slice of Fuguzetta…read more Took a star away as I wish they described the ingredients in detail on the menu for tourists.

I am sooooo glad we don't live that close or else I would be at this place every single day. So…read morevery traditional for argentine style pizza and I love it. Thick and full of cheese. The fugazetta is the standard of the house. One slice is so massive you are full for the day!!! No tables to be seen just stand and eat and move on. Super crowded but worth every second of the wait

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.

There are places, magical, etherial places, of such carnal delights, that to speak their name seems…read moresinful, naughty, yet deliciously good. La Mas Querida is one of them. A tiny little shop, with the bare necessities, that you just know was opened by some grand pizza master who simply loved to throw pies on the grill. This place is small, and by small I mean the size of a bachelor pad's living room. The pizzas are similar to mana from the Gods. If you value your palate, rush to La Mas Querida.

I don't know if this is the same original people that I used to go to of Corrientes during the 80s…read more90s if it is then I need to return here and see because that place was. And if it is, it's one of the last vestiges of the traditional way in which you would get an amazing meal anywhere on the cheap in Baires. They had paper tablecloths, waiters who would take your order without riding it down even if you were a table full of people, an amazing wine from a damajuana that you could return and refill

La comida casera y tradicional argentina. El servicio muy buenos y los mozos muy amables…read more Los platos eran grandes se compartir