It is a place that dates back to 1944 and combines tradition with creativity. I know what place it is.
One of the most emblematic corners of Buenos Aires are the gastronomic establishments. In full Florida Streeta traditional Buenos Aires confectionery knew how to earn a place in the heart of the Pope Francis for his crumb sandwiches when the supreme pontiff lived in Buenos Aires.
Known for its unmatched specialties, the family confectionery “La Piedad” It was founded in 1944 and combines tradition with creativity.
“La Piedad” Confectionery: the place where they sell Pope Francis’ favorite crumb sandwiches when he lived in Buenos Aires
Since its founding in 1944, “La Piedad” knew how to delight many generations with its crumb sandwiches. Its creator, Miguel Sabatella, was an immigrant from Cosenza, Italywho knew how to pour his passion for baking and his admiration for art into this business that still maintains its family and artisanal essence.
Although the classic ham and cheese crumb sandwiches are Pope Francis’ favorites when he lived in Buenos Aires, there are many other flavors that are chosen and the variety has no limits. For lovers of traditional flavors, those of tomato and ham either tuna with egg and there are also new additions such as:
- Mortadella with pistachios
- Dambo cheese and homemade pesto
- Dried tomatoes, avocado and coriander oil
In recent years, sandwiches inspired by typical Argentine dishes have gained popularity. The one of vitel toné and complete milanesa They are exquisite, in addition to being strong options for lunch.
In addition, the one with Roquefort, candied pears and walnuts, the one with salmon or the one with pastrami with sweet and sour cucumbers, are an invitation to rediscover this Buenos Aires tradition with a gourmet touch.
Where is the “La Piedad” confectionery?
The confectionery “La Piedad” is located in the middle Buenos Aires downtown. Its emblematic premises are located in Florida 31between Rivadavia Avenue and Roque Saenz Pena. To this favorite space of Jorge Bergogliobefore being the Pope Franciscan be reached in subway. The station Cathedral (line D) and the station Peru (line A) are the closest.
Source: Ambito
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