We were not big fans of Argentine pizza. Thick crust, no sauce, bad cheese...This on the other hand was italian style thin crust pizza cooked in a wood burning oven. Recommended.

We arrived early around 9:10pm and within 20 minutes the place was packed. I have had some more traditional Porteno style pizza and it's not my favorite but this is probably the best pizza I have had in BA. Reminds of good woodfired pizza in Italy. We also had a wonderful arugula salad and some great Malbec. Everyone was really... More

The pizza was just mediocre and on the salty side. Had the prosciutto pizza and the meat wasn't flavorful. The service was polite and that's about it for 120 pesos.

I was on my annual BA visit from NYC, and was told about this place. To be frank, I am a NYC pizza snob. I've been to Napoli, everywhere. I am blessed to live in NYC which is high end pizza obsessed. I know pizza!!:-) This place is legit. Amazing sauce, with a nice acidity, and they have the real... More

Pizza was above average to good. It is confusing why other reviews are so positive about the pizza. It's OK, not fantastic. Anyone with expectations set by good pizza in NYC will be disappointed. Service was underwhelming. The night we ate there, 6 tables were occupied when we arrived at 9:30 pm (most by tourists like us). A few more... More

Lovely small pizza restaurant with the pizzaiolas working right there in the room. The pizza ingredients are outstanding and prepared authentically - not like Argie-pizza you find almost everywhere else in Argentina. Not cheap but worth it.

Best pizza in Buenos Aires, true Italian experience -- favorite pizza is the margarita or the pepperoni.

As promised the pizze here are really Neapolitano style. Also the ambience is really Italian and the stuff friendly and efficient. The choice is not huge, but that makes it easier to decide;-)

Authentic Napoli style pizza which is excellent Great service and a really good vibe. A must in Palermo.