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El Imperio de la Pizza
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Los Andes Park
Av. Jorge Newbery, C1427 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Plaza de Ingreso Principal al Cementerio de la Chacarita
Av. Guzmán 680, C1427BOT Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mausoleum Gustavo Cerati
C1427 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Espacio Cultural Carlos Gardel
Olleros 3640, C1427 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Elcano Park
Av. Elcano 4352-4390, C4390 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Baldomero Fernandez Moreno Library
Concepción Arenal 4206, C1427 EKR, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Square August 25
14 de Julio 1150, C1439 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Casa FOA
Suipacha 1410, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Gallego Resto Bar
Av. Federico Lacroze 4185 Local 1, C1427EDG Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
El Desembarco Colegiales
Av. Forest 415, C1427 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Donnet
Fraga 675, Fraga 683, C1426 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
El Viajero Restobar
Av. Federico Lacroze 4171, C1427 EDG, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
La Ñapi
Fraga 499, C1427 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lardito
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Obrador Resto
Charlone 202, C1427BXF Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Feel In Pita
Av. Jorge Newbery 3674, C1427 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
La Birra Bar Colegiales
Av. Álvarez Thomas 540, C1427CCS Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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El Imperio de la Pizza

Av. Corrientes 6891, C1427BPG Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
4.4(13.9K)
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attractions: Los Andes Park, Plaza de Ingreso Principal al Cementerio de la Chacarita, Mausoleum Gustavo Cerati, Espacio Cultural Carlos Gardel, Elcano Park, Baldomero Fernandez Moreno Library, Square August 25, Casa FOA, restaurants: Albamonte, Gallego Resto Bar, El Desembarco Colegiales, Donnet, El Viajero Restobar, La Ñapi, Lardito, Obrador Resto, Feel In Pita, La Birra Bar Colegiales
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Muzzarella
Anchoas
Muzzarella Con Jamón
Muzzarella Con Jamón Y Morrón
Verdura Con Salsa Blanca

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Nearby attractions of El Imperio de la Pizza

Los Andes Park

Plaza de Ingreso Principal al Cementerio de la Chacarita

Mausoleum Gustavo Cerati

Espacio Cultural Carlos Gardel

Elcano Park

Baldomero Fernandez Moreno Library

Square August 25

Casa FOA

Los Andes Park

Los Andes Park

4.4

(9.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Plaza de Ingreso Principal al Cementerio de la Chacarita

Plaza de Ingreso Principal al Cementerio de la Chacarita

3.9

(13)

Closed
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Mausoleum Gustavo Cerati

Mausoleum Gustavo Cerati

4.6

(375)

Closed
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Espacio Cultural Carlos Gardel

Espacio Cultural Carlos Gardel

4.4

(980)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of El Imperio de la Pizza

Albamonte

Gallego Resto Bar

El Desembarco Colegiales

Donnet

El Viajero Restobar

La Ñapi

Lardito

Obrador Resto

Feel In Pita

La Birra Bar Colegiales

Albamonte

Albamonte

4.3

(2.5K)

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Gallego Resto Bar

Gallego Resto Bar

4.2

(180)

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El Desembarco Colegiales

El Desembarco Colegiales

4.4

(888)

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Donnet

Donnet

4.3

(621)

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Reviews of El Imperio de la Pizza

4.4
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3.0
32w

I will hands down give them that it’s got to be about the thickest pizza I’ve ever encountered. It’s certainly over an inch in height, probably about an inch and a quarter. About half of that is dough – puffy and white on the inside, nicely browned on the bottom. The other half is a huge pile of toppings – easily the most “topped” pizza I’ve run into here in Buenos Aires. I wouldn’t, however, say that it’s the best pizza I’ve had here, not by a long shot. It’s okay. The crust and sauce are a bit on the bland side. The toppings are fine – I mean it’s sliced ham, green olives (with pits, I hate that you know), anchovies that are just fine. The hard-boiled egg is, well, grated hard-boiled egg, and a whole lot of it, perhaps a bit too much in relation to the other toppings. The tomatoes, mealy – this isn’t their season, but these were really mealy. The red peppers would have been great if they’d been roasted or something, instead they seemed sort of watery, as if they’d been pulled out of a can – which they may very well have been. It’s hard to believe that a pizza topped with all those ingredients would need salt, but it did, desperately. As I said, it was okay, it just wasn’t great.

A second visit: Stopped in with a couple of friends in the midst of visiting a couple of craft breweries in the area just to recharge. We ordered a large pie to share, along with some fainá, and a fugazzeta rellena. Both of those were good, though I’d give more props to the regular fugazzeta, which was half of the pie we ordered, just because the filled one had too much cheese. The primavera half was less interesting, with lunchmeat ham, and some canned bell peppers, and chopped hard boiled egg. It’s still, to my mind, just okay, though the fugazzeta raises...

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3.0
32w

We chose this place as it had 36K reviews and one of the oldest restaurants. And we wanted to see what type of pizza is eaten in Buenos Aires.

It is a very busy place with people eating standing at the counter, but tables were available. Two of the waiters ignored us, but a third one was very helpful. We ordered the Fugazza (pizza with onions and cheese) and Fugazzeta (same with extra dose of cheese). A Neopolitan would call the bread in these pizzas as "focaccia", not a pizza and I would agree. The wine was cheep white wine and sweet even though we asked for "seco" (dry white). We ordered the empanada which was very salty and not worth ordering again.

Overall, not a good experience from a restaurant that has been...

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2.0
2y

Durante años ha sido una de mis pizzerías pendientes a visitar en CABA, y "por fin" en este viaje pude hacerlo. Para mi pesar, la espera no fue proporcional a la satisfacción que me llevé del lugar. El lugar es amplio. Vistoso. Bien clásico de pizzería porteña. Sobre la atención y la rapidez del servicio tampoco hay nada reprochable. Pero ahora sí, vamos a lo importante de un lugar de gastronomía, que es la comida.... Pedimos variedad de porciones de pizzas como así también de empanadas. La empanada de carne bien, un clásico, bastante infalible generalmente en estos lugares. Pero la de pollo muy rara, lo que menos se apreciaba era el sabor al ave. Mucho condimento, o ingredientes, pero el pollo pasó desapercibido. Las pizzas... Fui de mayor a menor en lo que respecta a satisfacción. Arranqué con la de verdura. Que fue excelente y eso que es una pizza que habitualmente evito. Muy sabrosa. La salsa fue una hermosa experiencia de sabores. Muy bien presentada estéticamente. Sin dudas la que con más seguridad volvería a probar de ese lugar. Ya luego vino la fugazzeta rellena con jamón, donde la idea estaba buena, lástima la poca presencia se jamón, y la muzzarella que no parece ser de una buena calidad (al menos para mí paladar). La cantidad de cebolla era desproporcionada en relación a los otros dos ingredientes recién mencionados. La pizza especial carecía de morrón. Unas finas tiras sobre la porción, muy pobres. Dónde perdía casi la total intención de una pizza especial. Y por último la de muzzarella, que es el clásico a pedir en todas las pizzerías, sufrí la misma decepción que con la fugazzeta. La calidad del queso... Para cerrar la masa... A mi parecer muy prepizza parecía. No sentí estar comiendo pizza de una pizzería típica porteña. Los precios considerando estos detalles me parecieron un poco altos. Pero bueno, no soy especialista en el tema ni gastronómico. En conclusión. Me sentí decepcionado. Porque era una pizzería a la cual le puse muchas fichas como una de las mejores porteñas, y me encontré con un producto bastante normalito y...

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Dan PerlmanDan Perlman
I will hands down give them that it’s got to be about the thickest pizza I’ve ever encountered. It’s certainly over an inch in height, probably about an inch and a quarter. About half of that is dough – puffy and white on the inside, nicely browned on the bottom. The other half is a huge pile of toppings – easily the most “topped” pizza I’ve run into here in Buenos Aires. I wouldn’t, however, say that it’s the best pizza I’ve had here, not by a long shot. It’s okay. The crust and sauce are a bit on the bland side. The toppings are fine – I mean it’s sliced ham, green olives (with pits, I hate that you know), anchovies that are just fine. The hard-boiled egg is, well, grated hard-boiled egg, and a whole lot of it, perhaps a bit too much in relation to the other toppings. The tomatoes, mealy – this isn’t their season, but these were really mealy. The red peppers would have been great if they’d been roasted or something, instead they seemed sort of watery, as if they’d been pulled out of a can – which they may very well have been. It’s hard to believe that a pizza topped with all those ingredients would need salt, but it did, desperately. As I said, it was okay, it just wasn’t great. A second visit: Stopped in with a couple of friends in the midst of visiting a couple of craft breweries in the area just to recharge. We ordered a large pie to share, along with some fainá, and a fugazzeta rellena. Both of those were good, though I’d give more props to the regular fugazzeta, which was half of the pie we ordered, just because the filled one had too much cheese. The primavera half was less interesting, with lunchmeat ham, and some canned bell peppers, and chopped hard boiled egg. It’s still, to my mind, just okay, though the fugazzeta raises that game a bit.
Saibal SenSaibal Sen
We chose this place as it had 36K reviews and one of the oldest restaurants. And we wanted to see what type of pizza is eaten in Buenos Aires. It is a very busy place with people eating standing at the counter, but tables were available. Two of the waiters ignored us, but a third one was very helpful. We ordered the Fugazza (pizza with onions and cheese) and Fugazzeta (same with extra dose of cheese). A Neopolitan would call the bread in these pizzas as "focaccia", not a pizza and I would agree. The wine was cheep white wine and sweet even though we asked for "seco" (dry white). We ordered the empanada which was very salty and not worth ordering again. Overall, not a good experience from a restaurant that has been there from 1947!
Matias XIIMatias XII
Durante años ha sido una de mis pizzerías pendientes a visitar en CABA, y "por fin" en este viaje pude hacerlo. Para mi pesar, la espera no fue proporcional a la satisfacción que me llevé del lugar. El lugar es amplio. Vistoso. Bien clásico de pizzería porteña. Sobre la atención y la rapidez del servicio tampoco hay nada reprochable. Pero ahora sí, vamos a lo importante de un lugar de gastronomía, que es la comida.... Pedimos variedad de porciones de pizzas como así también de empanadas. La empanada de carne bien, un clásico, bastante infalible generalmente en estos lugares. Pero la de pollo muy rara, lo que menos se apreciaba era el sabor al ave. Mucho condimento, o ingredientes, pero el pollo pasó desapercibido. Las pizzas... Fui de mayor a menor en lo que respecta a satisfacción. Arranqué con la de verdura. Que fue excelente y eso que es una pizza que habitualmente evito. Muy sabrosa. La salsa fue una hermosa experiencia de sabores. Muy bien presentada estéticamente. Sin dudas la que con más seguridad volvería a probar de ese lugar. Ya luego vino la fugazzeta rellena con jamón, donde la idea estaba buena, lástima la poca presencia se jamón, y la muzzarella que no parece ser de una buena calidad (al menos para mí paladar). La cantidad de cebolla era desproporcionada en relación a los otros dos ingredientes recién mencionados. La pizza especial carecía de morrón. Unas finas tiras sobre la porción, muy pobres. Dónde perdía casi la total intención de una pizza especial. Y por último la de muzzarella, que es el clásico a pedir en todas las pizzerías, sufrí la misma decepción que con la fugazzeta. La calidad del queso... Para cerrar la masa... A mi parecer muy prepizza parecía. No sentí estar comiendo pizza de una pizzería típica porteña. Los precios considerando estos detalles me parecieron un poco altos. Pero bueno, no soy especialista en el tema ni gastronómico. En conclusión. Me sentí decepcionado. Porque era una pizzería a la cual le puse muchas fichas como una de las mejores porteñas, y me encontré con un producto bastante normalito y algo "caro".
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I will hands down give them that it’s got to be about the thickest pizza I’ve ever encountered. It’s certainly over an inch in height, probably about an inch and a quarter. About half of that is dough – puffy and white on the inside, nicely browned on the bottom. The other half is a huge pile of toppings – easily the most “topped” pizza I’ve run into here in Buenos Aires. I wouldn’t, however, say that it’s the best pizza I’ve had here, not by a long shot. It’s okay. The crust and sauce are a bit on the bland side. The toppings are fine – I mean it’s sliced ham, green olives (with pits, I hate that you know), anchovies that are just fine. The hard-boiled egg is, well, grated hard-boiled egg, and a whole lot of it, perhaps a bit too much in relation to the other toppings. The tomatoes, mealy – this isn’t their season, but these were really mealy. The red peppers would have been great if they’d been roasted or something, instead they seemed sort of watery, as if they’d been pulled out of a can – which they may very well have been. It’s hard to believe that a pizza topped with all those ingredients would need salt, but it did, desperately. As I said, it was okay, it just wasn’t great. A second visit: Stopped in with a couple of friends in the midst of visiting a couple of craft breweries in the area just to recharge. We ordered a large pie to share, along with some fainá, and a fugazzeta rellena. Both of those were good, though I’d give more props to the regular fugazzeta, which was half of the pie we ordered, just because the filled one had too much cheese. The primavera half was less interesting, with lunchmeat ham, and some canned bell peppers, and chopped hard boiled egg. It’s still, to my mind, just okay, though the fugazzeta raises that game a bit.
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We chose this place as it had 36K reviews and one of the oldest restaurants. And we wanted to see what type of pizza is eaten in Buenos Aires. It is a very busy place with people eating standing at the counter, but tables were available. Two of the waiters ignored us, but a third one was very helpful. We ordered the Fugazza (pizza with onions and cheese) and Fugazzeta (same with extra dose of cheese). A Neopolitan would call the bread in these pizzas as "focaccia", not a pizza and I would agree. The wine was cheep white wine and sweet even though we asked for "seco" (dry white). We ordered the empanada which was very salty and not worth ordering again. Overall, not a good experience from a restaurant that has been there from 1947!
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Durante años ha sido una de mis pizzerías pendientes a visitar en CABA, y "por fin" en este viaje pude hacerlo. Para mi pesar, la espera no fue proporcional a la satisfacción que me llevé del lugar. El lugar es amplio. Vistoso. Bien clásico de pizzería porteña. Sobre la atención y la rapidez del servicio tampoco hay nada reprochable. Pero ahora sí, vamos a lo importante de un lugar de gastronomía, que es la comida.... Pedimos variedad de porciones de pizzas como así también de empanadas. La empanada de carne bien, un clásico, bastante infalible generalmente en estos lugares. Pero la de pollo muy rara, lo que menos se apreciaba era el sabor al ave. Mucho condimento, o ingredientes, pero el pollo pasó desapercibido. Las pizzas... Fui de mayor a menor en lo que respecta a satisfacción. Arranqué con la de verdura. Que fue excelente y eso que es una pizza que habitualmente evito. Muy sabrosa. La salsa fue una hermosa experiencia de sabores. Muy bien presentada estéticamente. Sin dudas la que con más seguridad volvería a probar de ese lugar. Ya luego vino la fugazzeta rellena con jamón, donde la idea estaba buena, lástima la poca presencia se jamón, y la muzzarella que no parece ser de una buena calidad (al menos para mí paladar). La cantidad de cebolla era desproporcionada en relación a los otros dos ingredientes recién mencionados. La pizza especial carecía de morrón. Unas finas tiras sobre la porción, muy pobres. Dónde perdía casi la total intención de una pizza especial. Y por último la de muzzarella, que es el clásico a pedir en todas las pizzerías, sufrí la misma decepción que con la fugazzeta. La calidad del queso... Para cerrar la masa... A mi parecer muy prepizza parecía. No sentí estar comiendo pizza de una pizzería típica porteña. Los precios considerando estos detalles me parecieron un poco altos. Pero bueno, no soy especialista en el tema ni gastronómico. En conclusión. Me sentí decepcionado. Porque era una pizzería a la cual le puse muchas fichas como una de las mejores porteñas, y me encontré con un producto bastante normalito y algo "caro".
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