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We are serious about our food. We have been widely recognized as the best Argentine steakhouse in Miami. Saveur.com even called us «the gold standard for Argentine steak in the Miami area.»
It all starts with the ingredients. Everything is homemade from the freshest, highest-quality ingredients, locally sourced whenever possible, and prepared in traditional Argentine ways with a Miami flair.
We pay attention to every detail. Our wide variety of meats is chosen with great care. We use only sustainable seafood and get our fish fresh daily. Our breads and pastries, are hand-made by bakers who learned the craft in traditional Argentine towns. Anything that isn’t baked on our premises is brought in each day from local producers. Our extensive wine list is one of most distinguished in South Florida, with each wine selected individually from small producers, largely from family-owned vineyards.
Our menus are anchored in traditional Argentine cuisine, but we are constantly experimenting. We travel back to Argentina regularly for inspiration, and we bring new ideas straight to our customers. Our approach is to stay true to tradition, but spice it with the best of the new.
History
Established in 1962.
We’re proud to say that not only do we offer the best Argentine food in Miami, but we were among the first to introduce the cuisine to the region. We got our start in Miami in 1990, in an Argentine market we opened on Coral Way. We soon learned that people wanted more than a market — they wanted traditional Argentine grilled meat. So we started cooking. On weekends we set up wooden tables in the parking lot with Coca-Cola crates for chairs, we set up our grill, and people came. That’s when we first knew that Miami wanted what we had to offer.
Fifty years ago, in Buenos Aires, Mario Graziano established a traditional butcher shop. After almost three decades in business, he decided to try his luck in the United States, and he moved to Miami with his wife, Maria, and their children. We’ve grown since our days serving grilled meat in the parking lot, but our ideals and traditions are still the same — the best cuts of meat, prepared in traditional Argentine ways, from our family to yours.