The origin of the empanada dates back to very remote times and it is not clear where. If in Persia, many centuries before Christ, or in Greece - the Arabs say that the Greeks made a dough known as "philo", special to be filled - and, from there, to countries in the Middle East. It is said that, in turn, after that the Italians were inspired to invent the calzone. The truth is that, be that as it may, the Spanish brought it to America, it settled in the day to day and today it is Argentine pride and one of our most typical dishes. Salteñas, Jujuy, Tucuman, baked, fried, meat, chicken, ham and cheese, humita, cheese and onion, exotic flavors (even sausage with mustard!), With or without raisins, empanadas they are part of our culture. Grandmothers make them, we eat them with friends, they are always a good program and there are them for all tastes and pockets.
This is the ranking of the ten empanada houses that nobody can miss:
THE VICCA
Av. Directory 1875, Flores
www.lavicca.com.ar
Photo: facebook.com/laviccatiendadepizza
THE SANJUANINO
Posadas 1515, Recoleta
Photo: tripadvisor.es
THE MEZZETTA
Avenida Alvarez Thomas 1321, Villa Ortúzar
Photo: lamejorpizzeria.com
THE ORIGIN OF THE FLAVOR
Mario Bravo 1021, Palermo
www.elorigendelsabor.com.ar
Photo: elorigendelsabor.com.ar
MY TASTE
Av. Juan B. Justo 4551, Paternal
www.migustoesdiferente.com.ar
Photo: group.com
PIN PUN
Av. Corrientes 3954, Almagro
Photo: appyce.com.ar
THE PACEÑA
Echeverría 2570, Belgrano
www.lapacena.com
Photo: infobae.com
NATIVE ENCOUNTER
Magallanes 854, La Boca
www.encuentronativoresto.com
Photo: Encuentronativoresto.com
OLIVERIO
City of Peace 574, Belgrano
www.oliverioweb.com.ar
Photo: oliverioweb.com.ar
RINCÓN JUJEÑO
Av. San Juan 2827, San Cristóbal
Photo: buenosaires.gob.ar