While vacationing in Argentina, someone told me that I had to try the Argentina pizza here. After a tango show, I decided to check it out. I arrived about 30 minutes before it closed. There was a very long line outside of the building. I didn't think I would get in or have the chance to order, but I was determined to, so I opted to wait. I stood in line about 10 minutes when one of the servers connected with me and put up one finger asking if I was a party of one. I nodded, and he beckoned me inside. Their pizza menu is extensive, and I wanted to try various slices, but there's not an option to try slices of certain pizzas. Thankfully, I was able to get a slice of the Argentina pizza (Fugazzeta). A group of young ladies seated next to me were sharing one, and they were devouring it. It's not the norm for me because I'm not an onion lover, especially big chunks of onion. Surprisingly, I liked it. It was a LOT of cheese, but it was pleasing to my palate. I would definitely recommend trying it once. Since I couldn't do a taste test of slices, I played it safe and got a small Peperoni pizza. It came with green olives and was ABSOLUTELY delicious. I'd recommend coming with a large group and ordering different types of pizza to share. But coming alone can get you seated faster. I was happy to know that everyone who was in line was serviced. That's great service!