On our last night in Buenos Aires we got pasta, sauce and wine at this shop to make in our AirBnB…read morerental apartment nearby. Everything was delicious! The service was wonderful and they told us how many minutes to boil each type of pasta. I had veggie ravioli, my daughter gnocchi and my husband had wide egg noodles. We got red sauce and mushroom sauce and a bottle of Alamo wine. It was a fraction of the cost of eating out and absolutely fresh and yummy. Highly recommend!

AMAZING freshly made gnocchi. One portion is about $4 - so affordable and so delicious. I tried the…read morepumpkin and mushroom flavors and they each were fantastic. They only take about 3-5 minutes to cook once in boiling water. Cheese sold was also great. Will return soon to buy more.

Sorrentinos con cantimpalo...do it…read more Great pastas and always a super-sweet woman behind the counter...

This place is really great. The lady behind the counter is "amible" and helpful, and the pasta is…read morestellar. I've had the noodles, sorentino, and ravioli and couldn't be happier. A shame my stay in Buenos Aires is over because pasta like this in the U.S. is from a different era and difficult to find.

Great looking baked goods in the window, bought a couple of items, great tasting items, first…read morereally great tasting food of our trip. The crust could be flakier, but great otherwise.

An update..This place is always on the top of my list of places to go to when I land in Buenos…read moreAires. Their gnocchi is excellent! Choose a filleto sauce when you can, it makes any pasta dish exemplary. The portenos know their pasta. Not all Multipasta are created equal but the one on Ciudad de la Paz is a great place. It did not disappoint us. I remember the ones we like and we tried the pizza with olive and cheese, it was so good. Pastas are ALWAYS fresh. The place gets a lot of traffic now but I am glad to wait my turn, assured that with these patrons buying pasta at this place, it will still be there on my next visit to Buenos Aires. The prices are still affordable (consider the inflation factor in Argentina). I know for a fact that Multipasta is giving La Juvenil a run for its money. It is a tough competition for La Juvenil..I would dare say, even better! Oh, don't forget to get a number when you walk in..they call your number out and serve you. Their empanadas are great! Choose anything, you won't go wrong.

From the owner: Pastas Caseras. Fideos frescos/ Ravioles/ Canelones/…read moreLasagna/ Ñoquis/ Cappellettis/ Sorrentinos /Panzottis /Ñoquis a la Romana Comidas Listas: Salsas varias/ Arrollados Rellenos/ Matambre Casero/ Ensalada Rusa/ Vittel thone/ Pastas listas para calentar Postres: Mousse de Chocolate/ Flan Casero/Panqueques/ Tiramisu