Pertutti
Family-run bakery and café with artisan pastries and ready meals
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
30-60 minutes
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor
Weather Fit
All weather
Stroller Access
Yes
Washrooms
Yes
Food
Café & bakery
Parking
Limited
Booking
Recommended
Parent Effort
Low to moderate
Pertutti offers high-quality Argentine-style pastries, sandwiches, and salads in a calm, family-friendly setting. Suitable for older children and adults; not ideal for toddlers needing activities. Best value in the bakery or takeaway sections; service can vary by location and time.
About This Place
Pertutti is a family-oriented food establishment specializing in artisanal pastries, cakes, and breakfast items. It operates as a chain of bakery and café locations across Buenos Aires, offering a welcoming space for families to enjoy homemade treats and meals in a relaxed setting. The brand has been family-run since 1929, emphasizing traditional recipes and fresh ingredients.
Official Website open_in_new- Tuesday – Sunday
- 06:00 – 01:00
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
Check the official website for current admission prices.
Quality food
Generous portion sizes with fresh ingredients
On-the-go options
Ready-to-eat meals available for quick dining
Comfortable environment
Family-friendly seating and relaxed atmosphere
Small treats included
Free bread with cheese starter and small candy
Good to Know Before You Go
- Bakery vs. Restaurant
- The bakery section offers better value and higher consistency in quality and service compared to the restaurant dining experience.
- Food Quality
- Highly praised for fresh ingredients, generous portion sizes, and excellent taste across pastries, cakes, sandwiches, and salads.
- Service Consistency
- Service is consistently excellent at the bakery counter and in the café area; however, the upstairs restaurant section has reported instances of inattentiveness and inconsistent quality.
- Special Offers
- Complimentary bread with cheese starter and small candies with chocolate are offered upon request or as a gesture; these are not advertised but commonly provided.
- Best Time to Visit
- Visit during quieter hours to avoid delays and inconsistent service, especially in the upstairs restaurant area.
- Booking
- Recommended for groups or lunch/dinner visits to ensure seating and better service quality, particularly in the dining area.
- Value Tip
- Prioritize the bakery and ready-to-eat food sections for best value; these are often more affordable and reliably served than full restaurant meals.
Kid Fit by Age
Comfortable, quiet environment with ample seating; parents can easily nurse or feed infants without disruption. No loud noises or overwhelming stimuli.
Spacious seating allows room for strollers and small children; basic café amenities support family dining, though no dedicated toddler features or play elements.
Children may enjoy the treats and calm atmosphere but lack engaging activities; dependent on parental engagement to keep them occupied during visits.
Kids may be bored without interactive elements or play spaces; best suited for short visits centered around food rather than entertainment.
No age-appropriate activities, events, or social spaces to engage tweens; likely perceived as too 'adult' or uninteresting for this age group.
Lacks teen-specific offerings such as social zones, music, games, or tech access; not an appealing destination for teenagers seeking a hangout spot.
Insider Tips
Skip the restaurant section for better value
Visit bakery stand early for best selection
Ask staff for daily specials
Avoid upstairs seating during busy hours
- •Stairs may be tricky for young children
- •Kitchen area is private, no access
- •No play equipment or safety barriers
- •Step-free access at main entrance
- •Sensory notes: Can be busy with noise from kitchen
- •Baby change available in restrooms
- •Wheelchair accessible restroom
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-morning on weekdays for quieter service and easier seating.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxReusable bags for pastries
- check_boxCash for small purchases
- check_boxWater bottle
- check_boxChildren's snacks if needed
- check_boxStroller (if visiting with infants)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Pertutti suitable for young children? expand_more
Yes, children of all ages are welcome. The café has standard seating and provides a relaxed atmosphere suitable for families, though there are no dedicated play areas or toys.
Is there parking available near Pertutti? expand_more
Parking options are limited and vary by location; many visitors recommend arriving by public transport or ride-share to avoid difficulty finding parking in central Buenos Aires.
Can I buy food to take away from Pertutti? expand_more
Yes, food is available for purchase at the bakery counter. The bakery offers fresh pastries, breads, and cakes suitable for takeaway, and the ready-to-eat food section includes salads and sandwiches.
Do I need to book a table at Pertutti? expand_more
Booking is not required but recommended, especially during peak times, to avoid wait times and ensure service quality. Some reviewers note inconsistent service in the upstairs dining area during busy periods.
What should I bring for my child when visiting Pertutti? expand_more
There are no specific facilities for children beyond standard seating. Parents should bring items like baby wipes or small toys if visiting with very young children who may need entertainment.
Is Pertutti accessible for people with mobility challenges? expand_more
Accessibility is not explicitly detailed on the website; access for wheelchairs or mobility devices may vary by location. Visitors are advised to check individual outlets in advance.
Location
Address
Av. Corrientes 3202, C1193AAR Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Phone
+54 11 4862-4891
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Last checked: 2026