Chori

Maya Miller★★★★★★★★★★5.05 months ago

Best choripanes I’ve had in Buenos Aires yet! We ordered the classic Chori de Cancha as well as the Juan Pedro Caballero and they both were spectacular. The meat wasn’t super greasy and the bread was perfectly crispy and flavorful for both. While the Chori de Cancha was lovely, our favorite was the Juan Pedro Caballero because of the spice, rich flavor, and fun texture with the tortilla chips in the sandwich. The service was excellent as well - very fast and attentive. The restaurant itself seems like a local and tourist favorite and has a very chill vibe. There is outdoor as well as indoor seating and the whole place is decorated with stickers.

Gil Diaz★★★★★★★★★★5.04 months ago

Our first time. We ate here during a Sherpa foodie tour. The sandwich was excellent. It's a big sandwich so you may want to share one. I highly recommend for some authentic Argentina food.

FT Wanderer★★★★★★★★★★5.04 months ago

If you’re in BA, choripán is non-negotiable — and Chori is still one of my favorites. I was here seven years ago and finally made it back today — happy to see they’ve expanded the menu with even more choices.

Cassandra Villarreal★★★★★★★★★★5.04 months ago

We found this place through a Palermo food tour. We ended up coming back on our own - it was that good. It seemed like high quality ingredients and had great flavor. If you're new to chori pan, I think this is a great place to start!

Rovik Robert★★★★★★★★★★4.06 months ago

Simple choripan spot with a decent set of options. Had the classic which I actually thought was a bit drier than I’d like across the bread, sausage and chimichuri sauce. I’ve had better choripans before.