Filo

Last night I met up with Alejandro and we went for pizza at Filo on San Martin. I have to venture that Filo serves the best pizza in town. Easy on the cheese, ham isn't compulsory... and thin crusts. Delicious. The atmosphere is also good and it's reasonable.

It was a pleasant evening, low key but good.

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Conor said…
I really miss Filo. I used to go a lot when i was living in BA about 3 years ago. Looking forward to going back in June!
28 March 2009 at 07:10
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