Archive for the ‘Parilla’ Category
Cabaña Las Lilas
I have heard from many tourits that the very best steak house in Buenos Aires is Cabaña Las Lilas. I have also heard from many Argentines that it is overpriced, the portions are small, and the steaks are no better than many other steakhouses. For this reason, I avoided it, because it IS rather [...]
Minga Restaurant
Located overlooking the Plaza Palermo Viejo, Minga has one of the best locations in Palermo. They have a nice patio in front of the restaurant, perfect for people watching. I was there late on a cold Friday night, hungry and eager to fill the large void that had opened in my stomach.
I ordered pechito de [...]
La Lechuza
When translated to English, the term “lechuza” means Owl. A weird name for a restaurant if you ask me, but why it has that name becomes more evident once you enter the restaurant. Through the entrance and around to the left is a wall dedicated to art of Owls – paintings, drawings, sketches etc, some [...]
Don Julio’s
Don Julio´s is a nice Argentine parilla restaurant right in the center of Palermo SoHo. One of the real draws to Don Julio´s is it´s pleasant, rustic yet classy atmosphere. The restaurant mixes old brick walls (as seen in many Palermo restaurants) with white tablecloths and nice décor, giving it a quaint comfortable feel. I [...]
La Cabrera Norte
La Cabrera is one of the classic Parilla´s in Buenos Aires, and very few visitors to Buenos Aires haven´t heard of it. It is not a traditional Argentine restaurant, but they serve some of the largest steaks you´ll see in Argentina, and the quality is very good. La Cabrera is not only a famous place [...]
La Rosalia
From the outside, La Rosalia looks like little more than a hole in the wall. The inside isn´t a whole lot better. Nevertheless, I had been told the steaks here are really good, and the prices are really low. I also see line-.ups there every so often, which is certainly a good sign. This Sunday, [...]


