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Churrería del BajoB-Worth Trying

Av. Juramento 1589, C1428 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina · Bakery, Churreria, Patisserie · 4.5/5 Google (580 reviews)

Delivery · Takeout

Belgrano favorite for fresh churros and hefty finger sandwiches at fair prices, best for takeaway; some service and cleanliness complaints mean pick off-peak and stick to fresh-made sweets.

Why it gets a B- for overall quality

Churrería del Bajo delivers reliable quality for a casual takeaway bakery, with fresh, crispy churros and generous sandwiches that justify its loyal following. Fast, friendly counter service and strong value make it a worthwhile neighborhood stop. However, inconsistent execution on savory items and occasional cleanliness incidents prevent a higher grade, while the counter-only format limits appeal beyond quick pickups.

Restaurant Summary

On Av. Juramento by Barrio Chino, this counter-only spot buzzes with locals grabbing sweets and sandwiches. Service is often quick and friendly, and one diner said, "They filled the churros right away and I walked off smiling." The vibe is grab-and-go casual, with lines that move fast but no seating area, perfect for a stroll through the neighborhood. The cooking leans classic and comforting: fresh churros with dulce de leche or custard, oversized finger sandwiches, and simple grilled mains. Reviewers highlight crisp-hot churros and hefty miga sandwiches as the sure bets, while some savory items can be uneven. It is a value-focused bakery-rotisserie rather than a creative kitchen. Families will find plenty for kids: churros, donuts, ham-and-cheese sandwiches, and fries are easy wins. There is no sit-down space, so plan on takeaway. Portions are generous and prices sensible, making it an easy treat stop before or after exploring Chinatown.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleCounter Only Average CostARS16,000-22,000 per person ReservationsNot required

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Bustling Belgrano corridor near Chinatown, strong foot traffic and daytime office/shopping crowd.

Safety: Generally safe, lively streets and good lighting; typical big-city pickpocket awareness advised.

Nearby: Near Barrio Chino shops, cafes, and transport on Av. Juramento and Arribeños.

BelgranoBelgrano is a residential and commercial neighborhood characterized by tree-lined streets, a mix of traditional and modern architecture, and a variety of dining options including casual cafes, bakeries, and upscale restaurants. The area is popular for its relaxed atmosphere and accessibility, attracting locals who enjoy quality food in a comfortable setting.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday09:00–19:00 Tuesday09:00–19:00 Wednesday09:00–19:00 Thursday09:00–19:00 Friday09:00–19:00 Saturday10:00–19:00 Sunday10:00–18:30

Available: Delivery, Takeout

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