At 3am after a night of drinking and dancing what do you want? Pizza!!!!!!!!!!! This place is the…read moreplace to go during those early hours of the morning when the rest of the world is sleeping and you are wondering home dying for something to snack on. Of course you can also grab some pizza during the day however this place is a gem after a night out with your buddies. I love their green aji salsa. They almost always run out by the evening but if you grab a slice of pizza or an empanada during the day try their green salsa. It's surprisingly spicy, I have no idea what is in it, all I know is when they have it in full stock I can`t stop eating it. Pappy Pizza is nothing fancy, but they have definitely mastered the simplicity of their product. Their pizzas are small but made with mostly fresh ingredients and cooked right in front of you.

This is THE place to go in barrio Bellas Artes when it's 4 am and you are hankering for some…read moregreasy/deliciously cheesy food (ie the drunk munchies or in Chilean "un bajón"). While everywhere else is closed, the crew at Papy Pizza bakes fresh pizza and empanadas throughout the night to keep our drunk tummies happy. Not only do they have one of the best mushroom empanadas (and you don't want to miss their swiss chard empanadas either- for 800 pesos!) in town, but also some delicious, kind of unconventional, pizza. They serve square pizza with all different types of toppings - such as corn, ham, mushroom and basil for the AMAZING price of 700 pesos the quadratic slice. While you are waiting, you can talk to the super nice staff and bakers -- they are always really fun to talk with and joke around as they bake your order in their large stoves right in front of you. Once you get your order, you can go to the "bar" to add their salsas such as their special green "aji" that is pretty delicious (if they don't have some out - ask for it!). Papy's has just as many veggie options as they do for meat eaters -- their cheese, corn and basil empanada is to die for! They also sell pan amasado as well as ayuya and criollitos and quiche (oh my!). I suggest buying your bread or quiche for breakfast the next morning so you don't need to leave the house ;) Although it can be packed during the twilight hour, it is definitely worth the stop -- plus the prices are perfect after spending most of your money at the bar. Also, don't forget to feed the dog that gaurds Papy Pizza (if you live close he might even accompany you to your house).