If there’s one food that Argentina is famous for above everything else, then it’s got to be steak. In fact, meats of all varieties, and especially red meats, are a large part of Argentinian culture. When you are looking for somewhere to eat out in or around Buenos Aires, you are going to be spoiled for choice. To help you make your decision, we’ve together a list of the best restaurants for meat eaters.
Almacén de Ramos Generales
Street Address:
Zapiola 143, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires Province
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (02326) 45-6376 Email: [email protected]
Website:
www.ramosgeneralesareco.com.ar/ambiente/
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Cabanas Las Lilas
Street Address:
Alicia Moreau de Justo 516, Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4313-1336
Website:
www.laslilas.com
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Don Julio
Street Address:
Guatemala 4691 and Gurruchaga, Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4831-9564
Website:
Trip Advisor Listing
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Don Niceto Parrilla
Street Address:
Niceto Vega 5255, Palermo, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4777-8534
Website:
Facebook Group
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El Baqueano
Street Address:
Chile 495, San Telmo, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4342-0802
Website:
restoelbaqueano.blogspot.com
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El Desnivel
Street Address:
Defensa 855, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4300-9081
Website:
Google Maps Listing
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El Gardelito
Street Address:
Thames 1914, Palermo, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Email: [email protected]
Website:
Trip Advisor Listing
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El Obrero
Street Address:
Agustín R. Caffarena 64, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4362-9912
Website:
www.frommers.com/destinations/buenosaires/D55911.html
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El Pobre Luis
Street Address:
Arribeños 2393, Belgrano, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4780 5847
Website:
www.guiaoleo.com.ar/restaurantes/El-Pobre-Luis-480
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La Brigada
Street Address:
Estados Unidos 465, 1101, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4361-5557
Website:
www.labrigada.com
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La Cabrera
Street Address:
José Antonio Cabrera 5099, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4831-7002
Website:
www.parrillalacabrera.com.ar
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La Cancha
Street Address:
Brandsen 697, La Boca, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4362-2975
Website:
www.vivatravelguides.com/south-america/argentina/buenosaires/la-boca/la-boca-restaurants/la-cancha
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La Rosalia
Street Address:
Estados Unidos 482 – Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4361-6887 Email: [email protected]
Website:
www.larosalia.com.ar
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Matarife
Street Address:
Fitz Roy 2110, Palermo, Buenos Aires
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (011) 4775-7804
Website:
www.parrillamatarife.com
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Puesto la Lechuza
Street Address:
San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires Province
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (02326) 15 40-5745
Website:
www.sanantoniodeareco.com/publicidades/turismo/puestolalechuza
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Zarza
Street Address:
San Martín 361, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires Province
Contact Details:
Tel: +54 (02326) 45-3948
Website:
Lonely Planet Listing
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