Eat · Plaza de Mayo and Avenida de Mayo
Güerrín
A century-old pizzeria on Avenida Corrientes: eat standing at the counter for the fastest slice, or take a table for a full pie; go for the thick, cheese-heavy Buenos Aires style, not a thin Italian crust.
- Buenos Aires-style thick-crust pizza
- Historic Corrientes pizzeria
- Counter or table service
- Order: Muzzarella or fugazzeta pizza slice
- Walk-in window: off-peak afternoon
- Vegetarian options
- Menu with prices on Voykit
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Plan
Open now, when you can walk in, what to order
Go now?
Open?
Hours not published
Easiest walk-in
off-peak afternoon
Reservations
Walk-in, no reservation
Per person (from the menu)
ARS 3,000–18,0002026 estimate · check
Walk-in windows
A walk-in lunch is only planned as primary when your arrival lands outside the “impossible” window.
Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).
On the ground
How to order, tip and pay, allergies, and booking
Tipping
Sit-down restaurants: about 10%, less than the 15–20% US norm.
Allergies and diets
- YesVegetarian · Ask staff to confirm no meat stock or lard in the base. · say: “Soy vegetariano/a.”
- AskVegan · Dairy and egg are common even in vegetarian dishes; ask about both.
- AskHalal · Not certified; ask about pork and alcohol in the specific dish.
- AskGluten-free · Not confirmed; ask about wheat-based sauces, breading and noodles.
Paying
- Check the board prices, which are updated often given how fast prices move.
- Bread and a cover charge ("cubierto") are sometimes added automatically to the bill; check the menu or ask before you assume it is free.
Booking
- Booking
- Walk-in, no reservation
- Reservations
- Not taken
- Note
- Walk-in only; counter or table.
Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).
Map and nearby
Where this place is, how to get there, and what is around it
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How to order here
The order of play at the counter or table, what to say, how much to order and how to pay.
No shared language? Point at the dish or a photo of it. For a printed menu, translate a photo of it.
What to say
| In English | Say or show | Sounds like |
|---|---|---|
| How much is this? | Cuánto sale esto? | KWAN-to SA-le ES-to |
| Not spicy, please | No picante, por favor | no pee-KAN-te por fa-VOR |
| The bill, please | La cuenta, por favor | la KWEN-ta por fa-VOR |
| Hello | Hola | OH-la |
| Thank you | Gracias | GRA-syas |
| Delicious! | Qué rico! | keh REE-ko |
Paying and tipping
Sit-down restaurants: about 10%, less than the 15–20% US norm.
- Check the board prices, which are updated often given how fast prices move.
- Tipping: A tip (propina) of around 10% is appreciated in restaurants but not obligatory or always added automatically; round up for taxis.
- Bread and a cover charge ("cubierto") are sometimes added automatically to the bill; check the menu or ask before you assume it is free.
At the table
- Lunch runs 13:00-15:00 and dinner rarely starts before 21:00; turning up at 19:00 for dinner often means an empty restaurant or a kitchen not yet open.Lunch runs 1:00 PM-3:00 PM and dinner rarely starts before 9:00 PM; turning up at 7:00 PM for dinner often means an empty restaurant or a kitchen not yet open.
- Dinner rarely starts before 21:00; a restaurant that looks empty at 19:30 is not necessarily bad, it is just early.Dinner rarely starts before 9:00 PM; a restaurant that looks empty at 7:30 PM is not necessarily bad, it is just early.
- Ask "me traés la carta de vinos?" for the wine list; a good glass of Malbec is affordable relative to many other capitals.
Paying, diet and allergies
Paying
Cash and card both accepted; check current prices, which move with inflation.
Diet and allergies
Yes means there is something for you; ask means possible with care; no means go elsewhere.
- Vegetarianyes
Ask staff to confirm no meat stock or lard in the base.
Show: Soy vegetariano/a.
- Veganask
Dairy and egg are common even in vegetarian dishes; ask about both.
- Halalask
Not certified; ask about pork and alcohol in the specific dish.
- Gluten-freeask
Not confirmed; ask about wheat-based sauces, breading and noodles.
What is in the dishes
- Muzzarella (thick-crust cheese pizza)dairy
- Fugazzeta (onion and cheese)dairy
- Faina (chickpea flatbread)wheat
Read from the menu names and notes; recipes vary and cross-contact is not tested. Check with the kitchen.
Who it suits, booking and the kitchen
Who it suits, booking, closures
- Dress code
- No dress code; casual.
| When | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly or holiday closures | check before you go | No weekly closure reported; confirm locally. |
Show the kitchen
Tap a need to get a large screen you can hold up to staff. The wording is the guide’s; a helper who reads the language should confirm it if your allergy is serious.
Comfort, facts and cons
Hygiene and comfort
- Restrooms
- Restroom on site · accessible restroom: check
- Seating
- Standing or a shelf: no proper seats
- Kids
- kids' menu: no · stroller: caution · Cheese pizza is an easy order for kids; the standing counter is less practical with a stroller
- Access
- step-free: partial · Street-level counter; check the table area for step-free access
Facts
- Reservations
- Not taken — Walk-in only; counter or table.
- Capabilities
- food · seated_rest · toilet
- Getting there
- Avenida Corrientes, a short walk from Teatro Colón and the Obelisco · ~8 min walk
Cons
- Can be loud and busy at peak times.
- Standing counter service is not for a leisurely sit-down meal.
Dish glossary
| On the menu | What it is | Order it how |
|---|---|---|
| Al mostrador | At the counter, standing. | Quickest way to eat; point at the tray you want. |
| Fugazzeta | Onion-and-cheese pizza, sometimes stuffed. | A classic Buenos Aires pizza order, not found the same way in Italy. |
Price check
- locals pay
- A cheap, everyday meal for locals; a slice and a drink at the counter costs a fraction of a sit-down restaurant meal.
- tourist price
- Same prices for everyone at the counter; sitting at a table may add a small cover charge — ask before sitting.
- rule
- Check the board prices, which are updated often given how fast prices move.
Deep dive
Questions, alternatives, and where our facts come from
Questions and answers
Questions and answers
Counter or table?
The counter is faster and cheaper and is how most regulars eat here; sitting at a table is more relaxed but may add a small charge.
Checked 2026-09-28 · Voykit desk
What is fugazzeta?
An onion-and-cheese pizza that is a Buenos Aires original rather than an import from Italy.
Checked 2026-09-28 · Voykit desk
Is it open late?
Pizzerias on Corrientes traditionally run late into the evening; check current hours.
If it is closed or full
Nearby alternatives
If it is closed or the line is too long
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Used as a seated rest node in Buenos Aires in 4 days.
Sources
- officialBuenos Aires City tourism
- secondaryWikivoyage — Buenos Aires
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Prices are 2026 estimates from the menu or the price line on file. Check on the day.
Source: Opening hours
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Source: Best time
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No official source is recorded for this figure.
The easiest walk-in window or the quietest hour in this guide. Crowd levels are desk estimates, not counts.