Pata Pizza Adolfo Alsina

La Pata pizza a small snack bar located in the neighborhood of Balvanera, in the region of the National Congress in Buenos Aires. It occupies a historic Casaro in the corner of Adolfo Alsina and Saavedra streets, so easy location. This restaurant was just two blocks from the hotel where he stayed and was one of the few shops that opened before 10 am in the neighborhood. The environment was one of the best I've ever seen in the city. The good old room and a little disorganized, as well as the very old and unequal furniture. It has a counter where the empanadas and various masses are exposed. The Pizza Pata, as well as the name says it specializes in masses in general, especially pizzas. It has a good variety of flavors and prices vary in 100 pesos. As I have also said the different empanadas options, I have opted for a ham and empanada cheese and it was very tasty and costs 14 pesos. I have also opted for a piece of chocolate cake that was very good and cost about 40 pesos. Being in the morning, there were some people drinking coffee in the morning and the smell of cafzinho was very good. The service in the right place and is served right at speed, compared to the pattern of delay in the city. Despite the environment, a good place for those who want to spend little.