This is the best pizza in Argentina meaning it's the best in the world. This place has been an…read moreinstitution in Lanus for almost 50 years. Generations of Portenos have enjoyed this amazing pizza. The crust is extremely crispy however the inside of the crust is fluffy and tender. The sauce is very simple and fresh. The cheese is bubbling and oozing all over the plate. They use a very high quality mozzarella. The best pizza is plain cheese with ham, red peppers, and olives. The best thing about the pizza is the simple and fresh ingredients served piping hot. The service is pretty good too. I will say the bathrooms are dirty and the restaurant in general is old and dilapidated however it's a very old building. They also serve empanadas and various other dishes but I'd stick with the pizza.

I was wandering around Palermo looking for a cheap eat and a beer when I stumbled upon this gem. I…read morehad the 'carne picante' empanadas. Flavorful and juicy, I had 3. Definitely recommend.

Excellent empanadas. We had the cheese & onion and the chacillo. I could have made myself sick…read moreeating and eating. Delicious!! They do deliver as well

This pedestrian walkway is crammed with pedestrians trying to see their reflections in windows as…read morethey pass. The street is lined with boutiques selling Argentina's famous leather goods, sneakers, inexpensive clothing & cheap fast food. There were families with young children begging, knock offs sold on blankets, tourist info booths that looked like scams & men trying to exchange money for pesos. We weren't walking along Florida Avenue to Shop, we were working our way back to our hotel. I was alert & focused but was robbed on Florida Street. A woman in hot pink came up behind me and ripped a chain with a hidden piece of ivory from my neck. I kicked her and screamed police. My eyes were all around but I wasn't looking behind. I was dressed down not wearing anything flashy that would call attention. I chased her for a couple of blocks screaming police, but she was in her late teens and we lost her. It isn't the end of the world, but I do feel Violated. There wasn't a police officer around. I was stunned how quickly and easily I was robbed.

Cambio! Cambio! Cambio! This seems to be the place to get…read moreyour dollars converted into Argentine Pesos. When I asked, they were quoting a MUCH better rate than the official rate- nearly double. Whoa. I can't vouch for how safe it is to convert large amounts of currency with a dude playing on his phone while shouting "Cambio" Florida Street seems to be the shopping street for tourists. It's a pedestrian only street that seems relatively safe. It seems like it once had brighter days- now the Herrod's is closed, and a lot of stores are shuttered. But those that aren't closed have exciting souvenirs and clothing to show off. There's fun kiosks in the center of the street here, with lots of even cheaper stuff. There's lots of little shopping malls along here with cool crazy souvenirs. Florida Street seems to take you all the way from the Plaza San Martin to the Plaza de Mayo, without ever having a car on the street! Be sure to look out for street vendors selling their wares along here. Also, I was reminded to keep an eye on your wallet.