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Granix
Indulge in all the meatless goodies you want, from hot and cold entrees to fresh salads, juices and desserts, for one fixed price. I managed to pass up this tenedor libre during my time here, but my parents stopped by when they were in town recently and were satisfied with their experience.
Take-out is cheaper than eating in, so you can take your meal to enjoy at the nearby Plaza de Mayo.
1st floor, Avenida Florida 165
Pizzeria Guerin
Fast food, Porteno style. The “muzzarella” is the safest bet at Buenos Aires’ most popular pizzeria, which has been in business since the 1930s. The pizzas here are fairly simple, usually with just one topping, and a crispy crust.
If you like onions, go for the fugazza. Most customers just come in for a slice or two and eat them standing at the bar.
Pizzeria Guerin, Avenida Corrientes 1368