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“A classic with near 100 years of history, famous for its traditional style and massive portions of filled pasta.”
Best Sorrentinos
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Sorrentinos are a unique Argentine pasta creation, resembling large, round ravioli. They are typically filled with a rich mixture of ham and cheese, or ricotta and walnuts, and served with heavy sauces. Despite the Italian-sounding name, they were invented in Argentina, likely in Mar del Plata or Buenos Aires. They represent the country's adaptation and evolution of Italian culinary traditions. Sampling these plump, filled pastas offers a taste of Argentine-Italian comfort food at its best.
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Sorrentinos are a unique Argentine pasta creation, resembling large, round ravioli. They are typically filled with a rich mixture of ham and cheese, or ricotta and walnuts, and served with heavy sauces. Despite the Italian-sounding name, they were invented in Argentina, likely in Mar del Plata or Buenos Aires. They represent the country's adaptation and evolution of Italian culinary traditions. Sampling these plump, filled pastas offers a taste of Argentine-Italian comfort food at its best.
Ranked Sorrentinos stops in Buenos Aires
Doña
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Verdict: A very busy cantina offering top-tier artisanal pastas served with a huge variety of sauces. — Almagro
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El Obrero
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Verdict: A historic bodegón where the milanesas are huge, rustic, and served with a side of local history. — La Boca
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La Pipeta
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Verdict: A historic bodegón located in a basement, famous for its old-school atmosphere and honest pasta plates. — Centro
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El Ferroviario
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Verdict: A massive, loud, authentic cooperative restaurant in an old train depot; the portions are giant. — Liniers
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Salgado Alimentos
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Verdict: A modern temple to pasta, offering creative fillings and sauces that elevate the traditional sorrentino. — Villa Crespo
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Il Ballo del Mattone
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Verdict: An artsy, lively Italian spot in Palermo known for its fun atmosphere and reliable pasta dishes. — Palermo
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Broccolino
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Verdict: A classic Italian-Argentine restaurant that has been serving comfort food to locals and visitors for decades. — Centro
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Pierino
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Verdict: A historic spot with a very traditional feel, specializing in classic stuffed pastas and rich sauces. — Almagro
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Chiuso
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Verdict: A more upscale choice in the business district, offering refined and perfectly executed pasta dishes. — Retiro
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Cucina Paradiso
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Verdict: Run by celebrity chef Donato de Santis, offering authentic Italian techniques with high-quality ingredients. — Palermo
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La Parolaccia
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Verdict: A reliable and elegant chain known for its consistent quality and classic Italian-Argentine menu. — Puerto Madero
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Sottovoce
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Verdict: A high-end choice offering some of the most refined pasta experiences in the city with excellent service. — Recoleta
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Albamonte
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Verdict: An old-school Italian-Argentine canteen famous for the "Milanesa de Ternera" with potato salad. — Chacarita
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Manolo
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Verdict: A popular, busy bodegón where the milanesas are massive and perfect for sharing. — San Telmo
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