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Pertutti Suc. Plaza de MayoBWorth Trying
Av. Hipólito Yrigoyen 500, C1086AAF Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
· Restaurant, Cafe
· 4.4/5 Google (6710 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Historic-feel cafe by Plaza de Mayo with broad menu and pastries, great location, mixed service, and tourist-leaning pricing; go for coffee, cakes, or easy plates, scrutinize the bill.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Pertutti Suc. Plaza de Mayo delivers solid casual dining anchored by its iconic plaza views and historic cafe character. Food quality shows real strengths—burgers, risotti, and pastries earn genuine praise—but inconsistent execution across visits and menu items prevents a higher grade. Service varies noticeably, and isolated food safety concerns warrant caution; best approached as a convenient stop for travelers rather than a destination restaurant.
Restaurant Summary
Historic plaza views and a vintage cafe vibe set the scene at Pertutti, where travelers drop in after Casa Rosada tours for coffee, cakes, and hearty plates. Service swings from warmly attentive to distracted; as one diner put it, "the burger hit the spot, but we double-checked the bill." It is lively, sometimes very loud indoors, and best for unhurried people-watching. The cooking leans classic cafe-restaurant: burgers, pastas, risotti, and a long pastry case. Expect generous portions and crowd-pleasers over culinary fireworks. Highlights include comforting risotti, solid burgers with crisp fries, and a few standout cakes, though consistency varies and seasoning can read mild. Pricing reflects the location; value improves when you keep it simple and avoid extras. For families, the menu is naturally kid-friendly: pizza individual, cheeseburgers, fries, spaghetti, and sweet desserts. Portions are shareable, and staff can tweak sauces or remove ingredients on request. There is no dedicated kids menu noted, but familiar choices abound; outdoor tables work for strollers, though service can lag there.
At a Glance
- Prime Plaza de Mayo location with scenic sidewalk seating
- Broad menu with burgers, pastas, risotti, and many desserts
- Mixed service quality and occasional rudeness reported
- Billing and tip confusion; verify charges before paying
- Large portions and complimentary bread noted by many
What Sets It Apart
- plaza_view_terrace
- large_pastry_selection
- english_friendly_staff
What People Love
- Landmark views and vintage ambiance
- Hearty portions that satisfy after walking tours
- English-friendly menus and staff
- Reliable burgers and fries when craving something simple
Points of Concern
- Service can be inattentive outside and occasionally rude inside; experiences vary by server
- Pricing skews touristy; add-ons and bread service increase the bill
- Reports of billing errors or forced tips; ask to remove incorrect items and tip voluntarily
- Inconsistent pastry and coffee quality; some items described as dry or burnt
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost$9,500-$12,500 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Choose burgers (ARS 4,800-5,200) or pizza individual (ARS 3,800) for value
- Confirm sauce choice for pasta; heavy cream sauces not for everyone
- Verify dessert freshness; select items around ARS 2,500-3,500
Perfect For
- Sightseeing lunch near Casa Rosada
- Casual coffee-and-cake stop
- Groups wanting familiar comfort dishes
- People-watching on a busy plaza
Location Insights
Area: Historic civic heart with heavy foot traffic, tourists, office workers, and demonstrations; scenic plazas and landmark views.
Safety: Generally busy and well-patrolled by day; standard big-city caution at night around government buildings.
Nearby: Steps from Casa Rosada and Plaza de Mayo; museums, tour groups, and administrative offices nearby.
MonserratMonserrat offers a blend of traditional and casual dining options catering to office workers, tourists visiting nearby landmarks like Plaza de Mayo, and local residents. The dining scene includes cafes, bakeries, and casual restaurants with a focus on Argentine and international cuisine in a bustling urban setting.
Plaza de MayoPlaza de Mayo is the historic and political heart of Buenos Aires, surrounded by iconic buildings and frequented by tourists and locals alike. The dining environment here is casual and convenient, with many cafes and bakeries serving quick meals and traditional Argentine fare.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday06:00–22:00
Tuesday06:00–22:00
Wednesday06:00–22:00
Thursday06:00–22:00
Friday06:00–22:00
Saturday06:00–22:00
Sunday06:00–22:00
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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