In his grandmother’s kitchen in Buenos Aires, Argentina, chef Facundo DeFraia, spent countless hours working side-by-side his grandmother learning the art of Argentinian cooking. Facundo brought his love of cooking to the west coast in the early 2000’s and relocated to Minneapolis to assist his childhood friend, James Beard award nominee, Daniel Del Prado, in opening Martina. After being named the dough wisperer by Rick Nelson, Minneapolis Star Tribune food writer, Facundo began dreaming up his own pizzeria concept. Inspired by his childhood Boludo was born in 2018 in the quaint Kingfield neighborhood in South Minneapolis. Boludo unites community and people through food and music, bringing a taste of Buenos Aires to Minneapolis.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1519 Como Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Phone: (612) 263-4424
Website: http://www.boludo.com/
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Definitely would recommend if you’re looking for filling and delicious bites.
you will EVER have. The flavors are unparalleled. The porteno pizza is phenomenal! Plus their caesar salad will blow you away. SO GOOD! And just the kindest, best staff and service too.
We also asked to add some chimichurri sauce in our empanadas and let me tell you that all we ordered was really good, super fresh and delicious. This place is our favorite spot to eat from now on. And the best part of the restaurant is the staff…. Super nice people and friendly, they explained every single detail about the menu… (we have allergies) and they were very helpful to separate pecans from our Flan …. Thank you so much guys!!!!
we absolutely recommend this place.
oh by the way their packaging is super fancy and stylish which is a good idea if you have a potluck/ gathering.
The empanadas are just delicious and each kind offers such a different type of flavor dimension. The only ones that tasted similar were carne and pollo because they used similar kinds of seasoning. I could taste the cumin visibly for both. The other kinds were pretty representative of their respective menu descriptions. There was also a small container of sauce we could use for the empanadas, and I don’t know what the sauce was made from, but it was really good! Totally offered an even new kind of flavor. I have to comment on the Messi empanada because I actually liked it the least even if it was the special item. Its ingredients determined that it tasted almost like a hot pocket, and when I had it I just kept thinking “why am I ordering this here at Boludo” simultaneously.
In terms of the pizza, I had one bite of the Peras and I thought it was great. The only problem for me was personal, that I didn’t like gorgonzola cheese, so the “nasty” cheese taste made me realize how good the pizza would be for someone who loves that kind of cheese, and that’s why I thought it was great (even if not for me). The Margarita, on the hand, was out of this world for me! I have had this kind of pizza in many places, but this one in Boludo was so good because I could taste the basil so well even when there was clearly not a basil leaf on a slice, let alone on slices that actually had basil leaves. The cheese was visibly fresh, which was amazing as well. The pizza was really thin, so I actually had to use a fork to transfer it to my plate, but that’s okay because more content less crust anyway.
Okay, now that I have talked about the food, I must say that when I stepped in, there were dirty plates everywhere and no one was cleaning them up. Luckily no customers were there so I was able to find a clean table. In addition, a lot of the plates were not really well-washed because I could visibly see dirty spots and sometimes even leftover food marks still on most of the plates available for customers to grab. All of these observations tell me that next time I should pursue takeout here.
Regardless, the empanadas and pizzas were some of the best I have had anywhere in the Twin Cities and I would strongly recommend Boludo to anyone!
This place is known for great dough, and they are showing it in multiple forms. Stuffed as an empanada and as a pizza dough with a wide variety of flavors.
They are beautiful and innovative, A really a great place to have a date. A weekday you can find this place quiet, cozy, and ready for chatter.
It is the first time in all of my reviews that I’ve been in the bathroom, but didn’t have a mirror, and that was in glow-in-the-dark Black light.