Las Chicas de la 3. Street Food. Netflix

This place was hands down my favorite experience in all of Buenos Aires! Pato and Romy were so accommodating and made us feel at home. They had us try all of their dishes which were all absolutely amazing! Especially the tortilla. It's definitely a bit of a trek out of downtown but totally worth it! I would highly recommend visiting Las Chicas de las Tres when in Buenos Aires.

An extraordinary place and experience. Located in the middle of the wholesale market. So don't come in the morning when the wholesale market is still active. If you want it a little quieter, come around noon. You have to earn your meal with the journey. I recommend arriving by taxi or bus. After that, you have to walk quite a bit to get to the middle of the wholesale market. Entrance P3 (please see the pictures and videos I uploaded). What awaits you, however, is uniquely extraordinary. I can't say what impressed me the most. Was it the delicious food, prepared with attention to detail, excellent quality ingredients, and a lot of love? Or was it the positive energy that emanates from this place? The girls always have a friendly word and are bursting with energy. Admittedly, the Netflix series was very good and inspired me to learn the art of making tortillas. I'm annoyed that I don't live nearby and can't come by more often, but it wasn't the last time. Where do the girls get this infectious energy? Thank you for the great experience! Highly recommended! Girls, if you ever write a book about the history and secrets of energy, I'll be the first to buy a copy.

Tortillas start to ge ready one or two jours after they open. Make sure to know that. Since I was already there I tried the empanadas and they were really good 👍🏻 It’s a little hard to get there and if you don’t know what the Mercado Central is, please make sure to research a little bit before. It can be sketchy

Its a great experience, the food is incredible, definitely worth it. The way they treat you is excellent, they are very down to earth!

The food is good to very good. What makes this place is the "show", the interaction with las chicas themselves. And, a damned good tortilla rellena. If you don't have your own car, however, for those of us more central in the city, it's a long way via public transit, or an expensive cab/uber ride, and only you can decide if it's worth that to try the place.

The location of the stand for las chicas de las 3 is inside a small hallway under signage #28 & #30.  You should take a taxi/Uber/Didi there as the place is not so close to the public transportation.  I was able to do half and half. Got there by Didi (cheapest at that time) and was able to find my way to the bus stop.  Thankfully, they did not have a que.  The people came after I was sat and started First and foremost, Pato (short for Patricia) is as genuine as she appears on the Netflix program. When I saw the show, I wondered if her demeanor was just acting- nope she is as kind and as spontaneous as she appears on the show. They don't have a menu for tourists/visitors. What Pato will do is split the food for you so you can all have a taste of it. I was a solo traveller so she started a box for the leftovers.  I was fed 4 half empanadas (The other went into the box for later) 1 portion of their signature tortilla de papa, a slice of pizza with pesto sauce.  I managed to finish the slice of pizza but the tortilla went to the box as well. Before she starts feeding you, she will thank you very warmly and welcome you to her restaurant. Asking where you are from, if you have any allergies, dietary concerns, ECT. She has the speech down but she delivers it very warmly and not robotic at all. She shows that she cares for you and she will accommodate you.  For example when I arrived, there was a tortilla already started but instead of starting me with that, she instead started with empanadas while a new tortilla was being made fresh in the back by romi, Pato's partner. The empanadas I had the opportunity to eat were: jamón y queso (ham and cheese), carne cortada con cuchillo (meat cut/filleted with knife) The Salsa criolla had some kick to it-that is compared to the level of heat in Argentinian food.  It was a very good condiment to add to the empanadas.  The Pesto sauce was very good that she added to the pizza-she explained that it does not have any nuts added to it-which came as a surprise since I thought pine nuts (or other nuts) are the key ingredient to make it extra tasty-I thought but proven wrong. all in all was very good experience and worth the visit.  Mind you it is not a restaurant most people would make it as it is not in an easily reachable destination but if you are adventurous and  want to kill a morning totally worth the trip.  Five starts in my book!

Well, worth the drive from Palermo. If you're in town for more than a couple days, you must visit this place for an authentic taste of Buenos Aires.

Wow, we went here because we saw the place on Netflix and hoped the food would be good but it exceeded all our expectations! It’s a bit of a drive out if you stay in Palermo but it was worth it! The hospitality from Pato was incredible, immediately we felt comfortable and she put us in the front seats close to her so she could take care of us. We tried several dishes and the food is unbelievable! From the pizza to the empanadas (hands down the best ones we had in south America so far) to the tortilla, everything was packed with flavours and was so good. This delicious food together with the kindness and hospitality of Pato made it an amazing experience! Also the prices are very reasonable and excellent value for money. We even took some empanadas home for this evening! If you are in Buenos Aires, this place is a must visit!!!