A porteña classic, and rounding out the trio of famed pizzerias in a strip by the Federico Lacroze train station - El Imperio and Albamonte (which isn't really a pizzeria, though they serve one of my favorite pizzas in the city) being the others. Very typical spot - a dining area with tables, plus, by the pizza kitchen, a series of high tables where you can eat standing or on a barstool (or, I suppose, standing on a barstool).
Fugazzeta rellena - Decent version - a bit too cheesy for my tastes, but a good quantity of onions and at least the surface ones lightly browned - though overall they could have used more browning, particularly for those underneath, which were just kind of warm.
Spinach slice - more than one person who has recommended the place, in person or online, has sworn by the spinach and white sauce slice - and more than one has said, don't bother with any of the slices with tomato sauce, so I didn't. And, this is a decent spinach slice - it's piled high with about a half inch deep layer of creamed spinach, and then topped with mozzarella and parmesan. Well seasoned, maybe a bit too much like a spinach tart rather than a pizza, but so be it, I'd eat it again. Still, not what I'd call a wow, and certainly not worth making the trip.
A step up from El Imperio perhaps, but a deep step below Albamonte, if you're in the area. read more