El Burladero is a classy, modern-day take on Spanish cuisine. Friendly and attentive waiters and excellent execution of a some of the best versions we’ve seen of some Spanish classics, make El Burladero one of the best casual dining options in Buenos Aires and a three-course lunch menu with wine included for US$10 is a steal.
El Burladero is a classy, modern-day take on Spanish cuisine. Friendly and attentive waiters and excellent execution of a some of the best versions we’ve seen of some Spanish classics, make El Burladero one of the best casual dining options in Buenos Aires and a three-course lunch menu with wine included for US$10 is a steal.
El Burladero is a classy, modern-day take on Spanish cuisine. Friendly and attentive waiters and excellent execution of a some of the best versions we’ve seen of some Spanish classics, make El Burladero one of the best casual dining options in Buenos Aires and a three-course lunch menu with wine included for US$10 is a steal.
El Burladero is a classy, modern-day take on Spanish cuisine. Friendly and attentive waiters and excellent execution of a some of the best versions we’ve seen of some Spanish classics, make El Burladero one of the best casual dining options in Buenos Aires and a three-course lunch menu with wine included for US$10 is a steal.
Serafin offers "pizza al corte" (by the slice) or the entire pizza pie in both "al molde" (sort of like a deep-dish pizza in the USA) and "a la piedra" (thinner crispy crust) styles. The pizza is reasonably priced and one of the best versions of local pizza we’ve sampled.
Los Inmortales is one of the traditional Argentine-style pizzerías serving classic pizza "a la piedra". For a more nostalgic feel, we recommend the Corrientes or Lavalle locations. We’ve been to the Paraná location as well, but it doesn’t quite have the soul that the other two locations seem to possess.