Boca Argentine Bakery and Pizzeria

Boca has delicious food and a beautiful atmosphere. And we stopped by for lunch and ordered a sandwich, cañoncito, cheesecake and lamb empanada. Everything is flavorful and delicious. I would love to come back and try more of the bakery items and coffee. There were so many to choose from. The staff is also very friendly and checked on us while we were eating. The only downside was that my empanada was burnt on the bottom and too crispy, but it was an issue of being heated too long, not about the quality of the food.

The food here is amazing. The Borlas de Fraile was light, fluffy, and had the perfect amount of filling. Generally for all of their pastries and empanadas, service is quick. I ordered a Margherita pizza and it was also well made. The crust and bread of the pizza was flavorful with a mellow tomato and creamy mozzarella. The basil was fresh and everything looked beautiful. The Margherita was lighter, not as dense, and less greasy compared to my friends Calabrese. I would love to give Boca a perfect score, but I believe their service can be improved. There is a general sense that things are happening so fast, they won't worry about your situation if you need a lot of seating. Generally, not a very hospitable atmosphere. If you order a pizza, be prepared to wait closer to 30-60 minutes. They might not remember your number, order, or name and they might even do your order late, so I would pay attention to make sure your order gets to you on time. I recommend coming here if you want really good food, have a small party, and have plenty of time to kill. There was a kind waiter who offered me some sweets and because of him I didn't give Boca less than 4 but generally they're a busy restaurant with a lot of customers, so be wary of that.

The pizza here was great and I love that it comes out personal sized! The pastries that we tried were good as well. I went at lunchtime on a weekday and it wasn’t packed, but this was when it first opened. I was obsessed with the decor. It was so light and airy and inviting. It was the perfect place to stay and enjoy your meal. We even sat on the small patio area because it was a beautiful day.

It was a really lovely and authentic cafe, with great pastry options. Great cappuccino as well. Friendly staff, and a great ambiance, I'll definitely be back. Problem was, the pizza I ordered took over 35 mins to come out which was disappointing, It was also fairly disgusting tasting, slightly undercooked and way too much cheese. It sucked because the first part of being here was really nice and then it went severely downhill. It's their first day, and the manager was very understanding and offered us a refund which was nice. I might be back, but there are other places near here that offer similar ambience and food without the downsides.

Amazing!!! I order one of everything (sweet side of the menu) and I was in heaven every single pastry was absolutely delicious. I can’t wait to stop by again and try the pizza and sandwiches. Update: The pizzas are amazing too.

The excitement about the empanadas was proven to be the right choice. The meaty empanadas were a delight to eat. Each has its own prepatation style, seasonings, and ingredients. The pizza margarita empanada was also a hit. The pizza, however, was a little greasy and overloaded with cheese (a good or bad thing). For us, it made the pizza floppy, making it difficult to keep its shape and eat. The pastries all looked delicious and will warrant a visit on their own.

A new pizza and bakery take over at this long time Pagliacci location and it's a good thing. The Argentinian crust is something special. It is baked very hot, creating vast air pockets, perfectly browned edges and delicious buttery flavor. But they offer two styles and I like them both. The toppings are a step up. Green olives (Black olives have not taste for me), firm, round small tomatoes and a ball of burrata cheese in the center is amazing. Less cheese and sauce than other pizza places but the buttery crust and top shelf toppings make it special. Try it, I think you'll like it. I know I do.

Just recently opened to the public! I'm extremely excited to be able to try out all the wonderful alfajores, medialunas, cakes, sandwiches and pizzas this place has on the menu. On my first trip I asked for a Latte and an alfajor de maizena. Really good! Can't wait to become a regular at this place.

Bumped into this place after lunch for a bit of something sweet and a dose of caffeine. The interior felt like a mercato in Spain but I realized that this was a Argentinian bakery. The server suggested this blueberry kuchen that was surprisingly very good and not too sweet. The churros were the same as well one with chocolate and one with tres leches. The coffee was good, I don't usually get a cortado but I might be convinced now. It could be a bit loud for some people who want to be working but it's definitely a coffee/cafe vibe.

I have had Boca Argentine Bakery & Pizzeria bookmarked for over a year. Usually it's always parking availability or I'm enroute to another errand that I'd have to pass. I finally had not one but two opportunities to dine onsite and experience a true culinary delight. Visit #1 (9/1/23) was with CC, fellow Yelper & IGer. Smart move for us to meet on a weekday right at their 10am opening. Finding street parking and onsite seating not a challenge. A pleasant, relaxing two hour meetup. Visit #2 (9/9/23) was with The College Friend. She selected this as part of her progressive birthday celebration. Despite just having a filling lunch, there's always room for coffee and baked goods! I had to twirl a bit, but found two hour street parking a block away. No issues finding a table on an early Saturday afternoon. Overall, for me this was well worth the wait. It lived up to the positive reviews and media write ups. The Broadway stretch on Capitol Hill is always "colorful". However, I am impressed how Boca Argentine Bakery & Pizzeria created such an inviting vibe with great interior decor. The moment you set foot in, you're greeted by an amazing wrap around pastry case. So many sweet and savory baked goods to choose from, plus empanadas, apps/tapas, huge quiche slices, sandwiches, and pizzas. Don't forget the selection of beverages too. The counter staff have been consistently welcoming, friendly, and willing to answer questions about featured items. There's sidewalk seating and also various indoor seating configurations. Coincidentally, I ended up at the same four top in the back corner. This is also near the sparkling and regular water taps, the merch wall, the flat screen, counter spot to pick up flatware & napkins, bussing station and an opportunity to sneak a peek at the busy activity in the pastry prep area. Collectively from both visits: Beverages: Dark roast drip provided w/cream ($3), cortado ($3.75), and lagrima ($3) Terrific prices for amazing quality! Other cafes easily charge $5+ for similar coffee beverages. Pastries/baked goods: Bolas De Fraille ($5.50), Alfajor ($4.50), Vanilla Churro ($2), Vigilante ($3.50). I really enjoy the flavor and pastry texture of Vigilante. CC also had a sandwich available after 1030 prosciutto & cheese heated in a Media Luna de Monteca. Heated empanadas ($5 each): beef, steak, ham & cheese, spinach & cheese, and lamb. An assortment is also available frozen for takeout. My favorites are the ones with cheese, heavenly when heated! One can have a nibble or create a full meal with a variety of items or a main menu selection. Perfect for brunch, lunch, snack, or dinner. Dine solo, have a meetup, dine with a group, dine with your family pet - all are welcome! Seattle is lucky to have Boca (Capitol Hill), Maria Luisa (SoDo), El Mercado Latino (Pike Place Market) and Seatango (Lake City) with their own spins on Argentinean classics. I look forward to returning to Boca Argentine Bakery & Pizzeria try other pastry case items, a pizza, or both! Definitely highly recommended!

I happened to walk in here by chance drawn by the dazzling display of golden brown pastries and the warm cafe vibes of this bakery. My eyes immediately were glued to the sparkling churros and I had to try one of each. The guy was like that's it??? Unfortunately he was right, I should've gotten more but I wanted to be cautious in case the cream filling would be too sweet. But it was not at all! You know that's a compliment when an Asian says that your dessert is "not too sweet." I'm definitely coming back for the vanilla filled churros. On a second visit I wanted to try their pizza and salad. I got the calabrese and arugula salad. The pizza came out of a deep dish and The crust--omg. Was thick and so crunchy! And super cheesy! I wish it had more tomato sauce but overall I couldn't get over how good the dough and crust was. The salad was lightly tossed in sauce and had bits of roasted garlic which was subtle and very nice. This place is a new staple for my work lunch breaks.

I LOVE going to Boca Argentine Bakery and Pizzeria! But honestly its one of the few places I feel that I have to bring out of town friends and relatives to when they come to visit Seattle. The freshly baked pastries filled with sweet jams and fillings, served with a strong cup of coffee is amazing! Don't worry they also have savory items like their empanadas (which if you want to grab on your way out to Take-and-Bake in your own home). Most items are under $5. The cake slices are also sweet and rich. A perfect pairing with that shot of espresso. Service is fast and efficient. Tables are limited, but most people don't stick around too long. If not then take it to go! Want more? After 11AM you can get their sandwiches with a great mix of fillings served with a side of hand cute chips. Looking for something a bit lighter? They have salads too! But the star is really the pizzas! Pictures can only do so much. I'm super biased since I've only tried 1 of their pizzas, but I also feel like I don't need to try any of the other ones. The Fugazzetta Mozzarella hands down one of the best I've had in Seattle. Its like a super cheesy French Onion Soup, on a pizza. The crust is thick and crispy! If you love carbs you're going to love this! You need to eat it fast; 1.) the cheese pull. & 2.) hot food taste better when its hot. I'm often going back for the Churros and the Sweet Croissant with Milk Caramel. But when craving a pizza the Fugazzetta Mozzarella is my go to. Also if you're in the area go down a couple doors to Boca Restobar and Grill. I can't express how much I love the food there too.

A fun offshoot of the BOCA brand serving up yummy pastries and eats -- I stopped in for a quick bite and loved that they had so many savory and sweet options. It's conveniently located a few doors down from the BOCA grill and serves up a slightly different style of food. I got a spinach and cheese pastry and a mushroom and cheese one -- both were yummy, and very filling. The staff is really friendly and I'd love to come back here to sit down and try a pizza and drinks!

I've been sleeping on Boca as a bakery! I wish I came here earlier because their baked goods are delightful!! I'm going to come back to try more of their empanadas as well as their house made pizzas too because if their desserts are any indication of the rest of their selection, it'll also be a 10/10. I got a few things from Boca today: Brownie topped with dulce de leche and cream (gluten free): 4.5/5 RICH and fudgey brownie with the thickest layer of dulce de leche and cream on top. Definitely couldn't eat in one sitting as it is very decadent and sweet but I'd highly recommend if you love fudgey brownies like I do!! Churros: 4/5 delightfully crisp and filled with custard or dulce de leche!! Also only 2 bucks each so I consider that a win in this economy. Jamon y queso empanada: 5/5 insanely cheesy and well balanced in flavor. You can't go wrong with this combo!! They will also ask if you want it heated and I would highly recommend it as they use their pizza oven to warm the empanada through! The service was also super friendly and assisted with helpful recommendations. I can also see myself coming here with friends or to work from home (they have free wifi!) a bit because their space, both on their little patio facing Broadway or inside, is stunning. I'll be back there soon!!

I'm honestly in love with this bakery purely because they allowed me to re-experience the ultimate find from Argentina (besides steak for you meat eaters)...medialunas. These heavenly slightly sweet croissants of the South-America that is, are where it's at. I had struggled to find them in NYC. Somehow, on a long layover in Seattle I run into the thing I had forgotten I was missing. Minus the attitude of people in BA who often carry more than an NYC'er. Their staff is lovely and efficient since they're busy AF. I also enjoyed an Americano and a vegetarian empanada because I eat with my eyes and not my belly.

With the look and feel of casual dining, La Boca Argentine Bakery and Pizzeria offers up some really incredible savory dinners and sweet desserts. Its got a good selection of varying empanada flavors, with the lamb empanada blowing us away. We didn't try their pizzas, but no that they're available and more Italian than Argentine. It's no Pizzeria Guerrin. The sweets were delightfully satisfying across the board, with each being appropriately sweet rather than the abusive sugar bomb that many deserves have become. Capital Hill is very lucky to have this gem.

A fantastic addition to Cap Hill. I love coming here to catch up with friends over pastries, or even for a midday pick-me up. A fine place to study or work. The staff is so nice, and the ambiance / aesthetic is lovely too. Staples to order: - Coffee & empanada - Caramel-filled churro - Maté Noteworthy: - Free refills on coffee. - The empanada is more baked than fried. - If you buy the churros closer to the end of the day, they won't taste as fresh. (Will continue to update the more I eat here)

Ok what I have been trying to try out this place. Yesterday, I was on a walk with my small dog and stared at the menu outside near the door for a bit. The owner came up to me and said "You can come in with your dog." Lemme tell you I melted more than the cheese in the picture below. I was like eff it might as well go in. An owner that loves animals. Yes! I got two items and both were amazing. They're about $5 and some change per item. The person helping me was very friendly and answered the many questions I had. These were delicious! Thank you and am going to return and bring friends.

Bright little restaurant on capital hill. Staff was friendly. Tried a bunch of different things. The ham and cheese empanada was delicious. The cheese bread and pastries were all unique and tasty. Great place to grab a coffee and sit on the patio and people watch.

Friendly place with mouthwatering baked goods and good coffee. I grabbed a mushroom empanada and some chipas. Both were delicious. I never tried chipas before but they seemed identical to Brazilian Pão de queijo. A perfect pit stop while exploring downtown Seattle. Others in our group also enjoyed the ham and cheese and steak empanadas.

Oh my! I've just arrived in a cafe in the heart of Buenos Aires! 100% legit empanadas, media Lunas (croissants), pastries, pizzas and other delights that would rival the best in Argentina. Super cute cafe with equally super friendly staff, especially Romario who made sure everything was to our liking. We arrived at opening (10am) on a Sunday morning and had our choice of all the freshly baked goodies. Everything was exceptional , including the coffee. They have another dinner restaurant a few doors down which is just as great. Having been to Buenos Aires many times, I can tell you this place is awesome! I will drive from Kent just for one of their croissants... they are that good!

This bakery has become a staple of my new routine now Had a friend suggest this place to me as a lunch spot so I checked it out one day. You walk into a plethora of beautifully crafted, pastries, and desserts, right in front of you and it's so hard to not just pick one It is very easy to order. Where are you select what you want and pay at the cashier which makes it in a fast and easy dining experience if you want to eat in or take out. Also makes it easier to split your food with friends by paying separately. My go to at this bakery are you definitely the empanadas which I haven't seen very much in Seattle, so this is the rarity. My favorite so far I have been the Caprese which tastes just like a cheese pizza, but even more juicy. I also really enjoyed the ham and queso empanada, which is very cheesy if your cheese lover. I also enjoyed the corn empanada, but it's not served regularly every day, so be aware of that. They will heat up your empanadas if you decide to dine in. The pastries are also out of this world, and honestly can't go wrong with any of them! A lot of them I had not ever heard of before, so I would advise trying them all! They also sell some really cool Argentinian snacks, and other food items that you can buy that I don't think are found anywhere else in Seattle. I highly recommend the spot to check out for a quick and easy bite!

Cute bakery café in N. Capitol Hill specializing in Argentinean pastries, wood-fired pizzas and sandwiches. Lovely spot for a coffee date or lunch - café is bright, clean, beautifully decorated and staff are warm and friendly. Bakery pastry case is neatly arranged, featuring fresh churros, sweet pastries including medialunas (sweet croissants), borlas de fraile (custard-filled sugar donuts) as well as savory empanadas. Coffee drinks feature coffee from local roaster Caffé D'arte. Empanadas are baked and feature a tasty selection of high quality fillings including your choice of mushroom, jamón (ham), steak or caprese. Recommend the mushroom empanada - filling and very flavorful! The steak empanada was high quality as well. Lunch menu offers a variety of Argentinian style pizzas as well as sandwiches. The wood-fired Argentinian pizzas are extra cheesy and reasonably priced. Will be back to try these out!

The empanadas and pasta were very tasty! The pasta had so much flavor and the burrata was a great addition to the pasta. The pizza could've used more flavor. The dulce de leche cake was also amazing. I'll definitely be back to try more of their bakery items & pastas. The service is incredibly fast and they have a live band that plays music as well.

Delicious fruit cheesecake! Light and not strongly sweet! Cute patio seating with spanish music playing! The Boca located a few doors down is owned by the same person. Need to come back to try more!

This is an unassuming little haunt. Homemade sourdough bread, empanadas, Mozzarella deep dish Pizza! Try the Gaucho's Fries! Hours vary. Not open enough hours...

Boca is a fantastic place to stop in for a bite. It's my favorite rainy day place for coffee and a small treat. My favorites are mushroom empanadas and churros. I have also stopped in for dinner and well and you can't go wrong with a pasta dish here. The folks at the register are great and will help you pick out some goodies from the pastry display case. Overall, I'm definitely a regular at Boca.

Great vibe! Great pizza! Decent pastries! Not so great drinks. Was there on a Saturday afternoon, the vibe was very lively. I could sit here for hours. Ordered a bunch of pastries. Most of them were good. Tried the margarita pizza ( it was the best food that day). Got a couple of drinks, couldn't finish any. Senior garibaldi had some very strong bitter. They have increased the prices in the last 10 month though. The margarita pizza was $14 whereas a menu pic from 10 months back lists it as $10. The service was good though!

I keep having the worst luck with this bakery! Decided to stop by and give it another chance. Saw that they now carry sourdough loaves from Seawolf, which is one of the best bakeries in Seattle. Seawolf is pretty far from Capitol Hill so it's nice to be able to grab their loaf locally, which is exactly what I did. Only once I got home I realized that they sold me a stale loaf! It was clearly stale, like sitting out for multiple days stale. The crust was tough and rubbery while the insides were dried out. See the picture for reference - you can see how dry the loaf is in the white spots in the middle. Can't believe they sold me a stale loaf of bread for a retail price! I really want to enjoy this bakery and become a regular but it's frustrating that every time I come in something goes wrong. If I ever come back I am asking for a refund.

Good cafe. They have a lot of options. The service is pretty good for a cafe vibe. They came and refilled our water and everything. Definitely recommend coming here

Mushroom empanada - round shape, baked, thick soft crust, flavorful, barely warm Corn empanada - regular shape, baked, thick soft crust, sweet, mixed with squash and cinnamon, dry, barely above room temperature Anchuge Pizza (Fresh mozzarella de bufala, roasted red onions, fresh oregano, anchovies EVO) - Pillowy dough, crispy crust, salty as expected due to the anchovies, thick stretchy cheese, crispy flavorful onions. Brings me back to the celebratory pizza I had after returning from Aconcagua base camp in Argentina. Order at the counter. Good order setup with the sweets and empanadas in the display area to view before you reach the cashier. Pick up your own silverware, water, and napkin. Most of the food orders are brought out to you but the neighboring table had to pick theirs up next to the oven. Pick up your drink from the barista. Bus your own table. Staff are prompt with wiping down tables. Staff can speak Spanish. It would be nice to have menus at the door because there is only one menu on 8.5x11 sheets in plastic standing holders right before the cashier. Sunday lunch rush was very busy with all tables full. Nice warm ambiance and decor. My only gripes are that the empanadas were barely above room temperature and the internet stopped working.

such a cute cafe at the far end of cap hill! i've been eyeing this spot for awhile and i'm so glad they're open now! both the indoor and outdoor space is beautiful and it feels like you've transported to a cafe far away from the hustle and bustle of cap hill. lots of seating available. the outdoor patio is so cute and really nice on a sunny day. there was a large assortment of pastries, i wanted to get one of everything but had to practice some restraint. i ended up getting a few empanadas, a sweet croissant, and a medialuna. the mushroom empanada was good, although more cheese than mushroom. the sweet croissant was nice, had a light sweet glaze on top, and the medialuna was probably my favorite, the dulce de leche inside the pastry was very good and something unique that i dont see very often in seattle. i would like to try more of their pastries next time!! i also ordered a calabrese pizza. it's more of a thicker crusted pizza. very cheesy, toppings were good but a bit sparse. the portions are definitely enough to share between two people!

New Argentine bakery in town and decided to try this morning. Got latte and machiatto (forgot to take a picture lol) croissants were so tasty, fresh and yum. They do have pastries, pizzas, sandwiches, alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks. Lots of places to sit and work as well.

What a cute cafe, my friend and I stumbled upon while walking downtown. We had all of our luggage and have just landed, so we wandered into the closest bakery and had the most wonderful empanadas as well as dessert. Everything looked so homemade and big emphasis on their caramel pastries! We sat down next to the window and that's when our empanadas were delivered to us piping hot. It was nice and crunchy on the outside with soft, gooey cheese in the center! What's not to love about this place? Everything was very casual and friendly. Will definitely be back. They even have an outdoor patio for pets!

This is a really special place, has a lot of character and you can tell the owner's take pride in their Argentine roots. There is only one color photo in the entire cafe and it's of Messi with the world cup trophy. We ordered the steak and veggie sandwiches which came with chips and fruit. Really tasty. They also have Argentine cookies and chocolates which I picked up for my family back home. Did not have a chance to enjoy their coffee, empanadas, or pastries but will have to come again. Sights, sounds, and smells were tantalizing Service was delightful. Highly recommend stopping by.

This place is legit!!! I wish I had gone sooner! We tried multiple items and everything was fantastic.

Great little spot for a snack and a glass of wine they are dog friendly and the ambiance here is very cute. Highly recommend.

Newly (and quietly) opened, this location is part of the two other Boca restaurants in Seattle. They specialize in Argentine baked goods, sandwiches, and pizzas. I only tried the fugazzeta pizza, which was pretty close to what I've had in Buenos Aires; cheesy, rich and delicious. The vibe was also very laid back and cafe-like. Definitely somewhere you can enjoy a meal but also hang out casually for a few hours. I'll definitely be back to try more of their menu items.

I had high expectations for this bakery considering the food at both Boca Restobar locations is so good. Consider my expectations met! We went during the soft opening and got a few delicious pastries (medialunas are incredible and as expected taste just like the many I have had in Argentina) and some lunch. My boyfriend said his sandwich was really good, but the bottom bread got soggy very quickly. The pizza was tasty and extra cheesy, as expected for an Argentine pizza (although this was an Italian style pizza!). The coffee was super good here too, and service was great.

Accidentally stumbled upon this place and what a happy accident it was. This charming bakery in the Cap Hill neighborhood greets you with the aroma of baked goods, both sweet and savory. Then you see the pastry case full of freshly made Argentina sweets. Many I had seen before, like the alfajores, and others I was introduced to for the first time. We ordered a couple of steak empanadas, warmed in the brick oven to order, as well as one of the best, tenderest, crumbliest alfajores I have ever eaten. The empanada was hot and very delicious - the perfect afternoon snack size. They had many other savory options but we were on the go and just needed a quick pit stop to refuel. I almost bought a loaf of bread from a local bakery for the road but wanted a reason to come back. The music was also perfect for the atmosphere, so if you go, dine in!

Awesome atmosphere and incredible quality of countless Argentine classics. The space is bright and energetic, the service is on point for the counter ordering style format, and the food and beverage are delightful. Parking is a bit difficult, but this place is truly a gem that stands high above so many other poser restaurants and bakeries that just do not deliver at the same level. This place is just great for what it is and what they do.

The food and ambiance is laid back and excellent - we got a couple of the pizzas and desserts. It was a great time.

It looked very cozy and nice place to either study or have intimate conversations. I went in on a Friday morning and it had a decent amount of staff available to help. I took my food to go. The sandwich bread was harder and crunchier than I expected it to be.

What a vibe! Delicious baked goods from churros to bread loads to pizza! The trendy, Argentinian bakery is a perfect spot to spend an evening!

Love this place! Pizzas like if you were in Baires and great pastries. I also love their lattes and coffee. Fun people and nice place.

Walking up to this place you're immediately transported somewhere else. The decor inside and out creates a really nice vibe, nice and open. They have a large selection of baked goods as you first go in. Continue on to the counter to order and they'll bring your food to your table when ready. I ordered the vegan sandwich which was pretty tasty. The bread was the best part, absolutely delicious. I enjoyed the addition of radishes on the sandwich and wished there was more of them. The potato chips came out warm and fresh which is a nice touch. My partner had the chicken milanesa sandwich and wished there was more meat on the sandwich but still enjoyed it. They haven't updated some of the prices on the menu so be mindful the cost might be different than anticipated. I'd love to come back and try a veggie cheeseless pizza as I'm sure the crust is great if the sandwich bread is any indication.

Amazing bakery with a wide variety of pastries and delicious pizza and sandwiches options for lunch. Special mention to the "fugazetta rellena" pizza. Amazing festival of cheese and onions.

Awesome atmosphere, delicious food, great prices! AND DOG FRIENDLY with a covered outdoor patio area!

The pastries here were phenomenal and the space is beautiful. This might be one of my regular go to spots. I personally love anything with dulce de leche and they had so many options here. I loved the vibe here and everything else about this place. Parking is normal street parking.

Always the best weather it's pastries or pizza ! Atmosphere is what they do best !! Great spot to meet with friends.

We're fans of the resto bar 2 doors down, so we wanted to try the bakery. We were not disappointed. We had a churro con dulce and a vigilante, both had the Argentine flavor we were craving for. Definitely a corner of Buenos Aires in Seattle.

Delicious!!! Americano and drip coffee is very smooth and great to drink black! Multiple types of pastries to enjoy! Also, they have sandwiches and pizzas made in a stone oven! They have fresh baked bread you can take home and eat for later! The alfajores de maicenas are very authentic and the perfect texture! They even have chocolate ones that are also dipped in chocolate!

Having dined at the BOCA Restaurant, I recently discovered the BOCA Argentine Bakery & Pizzeria nearby. In a similar vein to the restaurant, the food I've tried, the service, and ambiance of the bakery are exceptional. I can highly recommend the Anchugue pizza, but the Rellena has been the most delicious so far. Similarly, their empanadas are tasty. Don't get me started on the pastries, which alone are a visual feast! What a wonderful place to enjoy all of these along with a cup of cafe con leche, while watching the soccer!

Delicious pastries with amenable service from bar/counter staff and dining room servers. First time to eat rogel- decadent crispness. Cookie was soft with chewy filling. Chef was making fresh wood fired pizzas while we were waiting in line to order. Pizza smelled great. Will be back to try some on next visit. Friend had an iced chai latte that they said was perfect balance of spices and sweetness.

The pastries are wonderful, but the PIZZA... Oh man, the pizza is so good. Deep dish pizza with a fermented dough and crispy cheese along the edges, what more could you ask for? The simple toppings add flavor and balance without overdoing it - you can still taste the tangy crust. Great spot for a carb lover!

what an amazing job Marco, the owner has done here. If you love pizza, you're gonna love this place... Love coffee and a huge variety of pastries? Yep - this is your place! The Caesar salad is probably second to none... the coffee - Amazing. The ambience is wonderful, staff very pleasant... just get up here if you haven't, - you won't be disappointed.

Amazing Argentinian bakery and food: pizzas are the best in town, milanesa sándwiches are unforgettable and pastries are another level. Highly recommend.