Top 5 Pizzerias (ingles)

Milhouse InsiderTop 5 Pizza shops in Buenos Aires

Real Buenos Aires pizza is eaten standing up and with lots of mozzarella. These are the must-visit spots near the hostel.

10 / 10
Most Iconic • Corrientes

Güerrín

It is the temple of pizza in Buenos Aires. Since 1932, its wood-fired ovens have not stopped for a second. It is noisy, chaotic, and absolutely delicious. An experience that every traveler should have.

💡 Milhouse Insight
“Ignore the tables at the back. The most authentic way to eat is standing at the bar near the entrance. I ordered a slice of mozzarella and one of fainá (it goes on top of the pizza). It’s the winning combo for just a few pesos.”
📍 Av. Corrientes 1368 (12 min walk) View map →
9.6 / 10
Sports & Tradition • Barrio Norte

El Cuartito

Its walls are covered with photos of athletes and autographs from celebrities. It’s a pizzeria with a lot of soul and one of the best Fugazzetas (onion pizza with lots of cheese) in the city.

💡 Milhouse Insight
“It’s the ideal place to go after visiting the Colón Theater. If you’re going with a group, the whole Fugazzeta Rellena pizza is a must, but be warned: one slice will knock you out.”
📍 Talcahuano 937 (15 min walk) View map →
9.2 / 10
Historical Heritage • Downtown

Las Cuartetas

Located just a few meters from the Obelisk, it is famous for its thick crust (‘al molde’) and its obscene amount of cheese. Walking in here is like going back to the 1950s in Buenos Aires.

💡 Milhouse Insight
“Try the dessert pizza called “Sopa Inglesa.” Yes, it sounds strange to eat dessert in such a rustic pizzeria, but it’s a secret that only longtime customers know about.”
📍 Av. Corrientes 838 (10 min walk) View map →
8.8 / 10
The Creators • Corrientes & Talcahuano

Banchero

They claim to have created the Fugazzeta. It’s a more family-friendly and relaxed pizzeria, perfect if you want to sit for a while and enjoy the rhythm of Corrientes Street from the window.

💡 Milhouse Insight
“They have a location very close to the theater district. If you’re looking for a less chaotic option than Güerrín but with the same historical quality, come here.”
📍 Av. Corrientes 1300 (12 min walk) View map →
9.4 / 10
Best Kept Secret • Almagro

Pin Pun

It’s a little further away, but it’s the favorite of true pizza fans. Its mozzarella has a distinct, more intense flavor, and the crust is perfectly crispy.

💡 Milhouse Insight
“Take the B subway line and get off at Medrano station, it’s half a block away. It’s totally worth the short trip to try a pizza that isn’t so overrun with tourists.”
📍 Av. Corrientes 3954 (15 min subway) View map →
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