Estadio Guillermo Laza

The ground sits at the crossroads of Ana María Janer and Avenida Varela, in the Villa Soldati district of Buenos Aires. It is small, built by the club itself rather than the city. The pitch is natural grass.

Deportivo Riestra constructed the venue in the early 1990s, opening it in February 1993 with a 1–0 victory over Atlas. They named it for Guillermo Laza, a man who served as vice-president or president, depending on who tells the story. Over the decades, the stadium hosted visiting sides like Yupanqui and Fénix, but it remained a local haunt, the smallest ground in the Argentine Primera División.

That changed in December 2023. Riestra played their first-ever top-flight match here against Barracas Central in the Copa de la Liga Profesional. It hosted a 3–0 win over River Plate, a 1–0 victory against Lanús, and further wins over Independiente and Racing Club. There are no grand finals held here, no international concerts.

The capacity is cited as 3,000, though no official attendance record exists to prove the loudest night. The building has not changed its name, nor has it been renamed by sponsors.