Graziano’s Market

This place has the absolute best meat in Weston! If you like a great skirt steak… This is the place to go in Weston… It is by far the best place in Weston for meat. The only thing that keeps me from going more is that you have to get in line for everything instead of calling a waiter.

The bf’s brother recommended this place to us saying they had good food and good beer. What more could you want? So we gathered our usual group and made the trek out here.
There’s ample seating and a pretty wide selection of ready-​made snackage. We all got some variation of the empanadas — hefty size for less than $ 3 each. They were delicious, but could’ve used a lot more filling and less dough. I’d say about half was just air unfortunately.
We also had a small set-​back with the beers, or lack thereof. It took awhile to even get a staff member to the bar area, and a few of us had taken this time to decide which of the beers they had on tap to get, only to find out that they were out of the more popular beers. After telling us our first choices were out, we kept going down the line until we got exasperated and just asked them to name which of the beers they actually had instead of having us keep picking ones for no reason. Although we had slim pickings, we were decently pleased with our selections.
Overall, it wasn’t a terrible experience as we all relatively enjoyed ourselves, but little improvements could be made here and there in both the food and service to really make it better. Seeing as how it’s out of our way, we probably won’t go through the trouble to return.

Visit today for 1^st time to meet friends after work for their happy hour. Nice atmosphere and good selection of food, wine. That is were it ends. Very disorganized ordering process and some of the staff was really unfriendly and just plain rude. One line to order from different sections but have to go back to line for each section??? They need to look at delivering exceptional service if they do not want to become another casualty at the Town Center.
Take a look at Panera– that is the set up you need for this type of food market/​restaurant.
Also their prices other than happy hour are on high end. Love to come back and try it again but only if they can figure out that customer service is 1^st not last.

First time here and it was delicious. A little overwhelming with all of the selections they had, but their choices looked delicious. They had plates of food already prepared to show the guest what the plate would look like. After ordering they give you a number and someone brings your food to the table.
I ordered the pechuga de pollo with a a bowl of beef and vegetable soup. It was delicious. The portions were great for one person, although the the options from the grill could probably be split among two persons.
After I finished lunch I ordered the cappuccino cheesecake, which tastes exactly like a tiramisu.

I would give 5 stars but ordering here is so very confusing! We actually were given a steak dinner when we ordered (or thought we ordered) a steak salad. In the end, everything tasted great. Cute place, great food — even if it isn’t what you were expecting

Very rude, indifferent and apathetic customer service. I stood at the bakery counter for 15 minutes without anyone asking me if I needed help. Meanwhile, there were plenty of servers all over the place. A lady who arrived after me also gave up. I even asked a server for a cake price, and after she flatly gave me the price, she just walked away, watched me stand there for another 10 minutes and ignored me. In fact, I didn’t see one customer service person smile. I addressed the manager, who likewise gave me a flat «I’m sorry» and I left. I won’t be returning and wouldn’t recommend to a friend.

In case you didn’t know what shredded beef or Milanese or a fried egg looks like then go to the counter and visit pre cooked food department. It’s too crowded in here for anything other than fast food. The beef market may be ok but I don’t know yet. They tried to pass off some kind of local very stringy cheese in an empanada as Roquefort and the manager insisted it was. I know better having eaten it in France for years; I refused it. Their cream of carrot soup was ok, but no cream. I dunno these joints think they can get away with ripping off the unsuspecting public. What can you expect down here in the swamp where English is rarely spoken.

Staying at a hotel nearby for the week and this Argentine market has become my go-​to. Great food for reasonable prices, and a wide variety, too. I’m a bit bias, though. I lived in Argentina once upon a time so their cuisine has a soft spot in my heart. So far I’ve tried the milanesa neopolitana, empanadas and several facturas (Argentine pastries) and all have been delicious.

Grazianos has become one of my favorite establishments in the Weston Town Center. Since expanding their market section I shop regularly for delicious, well priced, goodies. One of my favorites are their Italian olives. Eight dollars for a huge container that I used to pay $ 25 for in Doris’s Italian Market. I also have to recommend their mascarpone.
I hear Panna might be coming next to the Town Center. I think it will be interesting to see if a Westonite favorite will give Grazianos and The Cheese Course a run for their money!

There aren’t that many places to eat in Weston if you don’t count the fast food options. Usually my family and I will have to go to the neighboring cities to eat out, we were very excited when Graziano’s opened in Town Center. Especially since I love Argentinian food, it’s my favorite South American food, my Chilean family would be disappointed.
Having come here a lot since it opened I have a good amount to say. The food is delicious, there is wide variety of dishes to eat and isn’t that expensive when you consider what you’re ordering. No matter what I have ordered, it’s always tasty. the butcher burger, churrasco, heck any steak I got was great. The problem I have with the place is it feels too cramped even with the expansion they made. The only have small tables so if you’re a big party you need to combine tables together and good luck doing that when it’s crowded. They don’t have waiters and the food takes way too long to come out. It’s close to being a great restaurant, I still come here a lot and hope they can improve these things. Although it isn’t perfect, I still recommend it and hope we can see more places to eat like this in Weston.

I went there for the first time last night. The food was very good… We had meat and empanadas and both were delicious.
The place however was foggy with the smoke from the kitchen. Not just a little bit but it was like the exhaust system just wasn’t there. Our clothes were smoked and directly to the washing machine. I wonder if this was an episode or if it is always like this.

Argentinian Delight in the heart of Weston Town Center!
Imagine your favorite steak place had a baby with a fast food restaurant and that’s what Graziano’s is. When you walk in you’ll immediately notice that this place is also a market (the market was added after the restaurant was a great success) Regardless of the time of day you walk in there’s ALWAYS people… Even on a Thursday night at 10:00pm it’s 70−80% full.
Ordering is a little tricky bc there’s no pictures but if you go to the far left corner of the ordering counter they have some sample plates on display. The menus over the counter is hard to read, I’m not gonna lie but they do have actual menus next to the register where you can browse (maybe it would be better if they were at the entrance that way you knew what to order when you got to the register)
Once you place your order the cashier hands you a number for your table and the waiter drops by with your food. There isn’t really table service but if you need anything let the waiter know and they’ll be glad to help.
On tonight’s visit and on several other occasions I ordered myself the Milanesa de carne (bread beef) with French fries… It NEVER disappoints! So flakey and crunchy and yum yum yum…
Ok back to business. It’s very hard to pass up a fresh baked empanada even more so when it’s staring you in the face, give in… Order 1 or 2, you deserve it! You can taste the love in each bite and I’m all about spreading the love.
Wine, desserts and coffees are available as well! This place has it all :)

Is the Weston Graziano’s as good as the Miami Graziano’s. Well yes and no.
Weston Graziano’s is much larger; however, it looses the intimacy of the smaller Miami version.
Food wise, no worries because it’s great. Very Argentinian, and that means beef and they know what they’re doing. Their deli is huge, the service great, it’s something Weston needs!

Service is pretty slow… a bit pricy
I shared a churrasco with my daughter… very good… chimicurri delicious
Smoothie was good
Café con leche okay
My friend’s food didn’t come out after 45 minutes. She went to cancel her order… they did give her her money back and then wrapped up her food to go. They were very apologetic. We will try again, but not with the kids.

Very reasonably priced breakfast — three egg omelet — potatoes and coffee for under $ 10. It has the order at the counter deliver to your table model — which I generally dislike but it worked out well here.
They have empanadas — we had a sausage and a cheese variety. Very nice. Well done — and recommended.

The best empanadas in the area! Have not been disappointed yet. I also love the «tartas», which are pies made of beef, chicken, veggies, tuna, etc… Very good too. They have steaks, paninis, soups, salads. Also a small grocery area with interesting products. There’s a dessert counter and a meat counter. A bar beer and wine featuring Argentinian wines (of course this is Argentinian place) Sometimes I go there for coffee and dessert after dinner somewhere else. Do yourself a favor and go!

Another incredible place for Argentinian. Of it has a grocery store you can’t go wrong. It reminds me of Mercado Buenos Aires in LA. Everything… everything is delicious. The milanesa, choripan, tartas and facturas.
A visit that I can’t miss next time I’m in Miami

Nice Italian deli with freshly made pastries, quiche and other foods. Large wine selection and great for breakfast.

We needed something delicious that we couldn’t get where we live. South FL offers a lot of variety but as you get to this area the variety isn’t the as much. You get a lot of standard American fare.
I’ve never been to this establishment but I am glad we did. Lots of variety for eat-​n or to go. We ordered a few empanadas and they were delicious. Sure, they weren’t made to order but they were still tasty.
I’d stop by if I was in the area again.

Visite el sitio el Sábado oct 12 8:30 de la noche, Esta bien para su precio. El servicio al momento de hacer la orden PÉSIMO a, ningún interés por ayudar al cliente con su orden, nada agradable. No volvería, afuera hay demasiadas opciones para comer.

Yay — a Grazianos in my zip code! Not so Yay– the server/​cashiers never know what the heck they are doing. But — I should not let that bother me because there simply isn’t a place in Weston Town Center that comes close to the variety and overall quality of the food. You can have cafecito or a glass of Merlot or an italian lemon soda. Arugula salad and steak and of course, the wide variety of fresh empanadas — deliciously made. We come here for lunch often on a Saturday and enjoy some good Westonzuela people watching (picture The Real Housewives of… Caracas). We came here for an impromptu brunch on a late Sunday, too. A good value.
The Cheese Course up the block is still quite good for classic sandwiches and stinky yummy cheeses, but I pick this place as my go-​to joint in Weston.

As you walk in, you instantly smell the aroma of cafecito and freshly baked empanadas. This place reminds me of a small town deli, minus the meat smell.
First time here, so I decided to try what the locals in line were raving about, the empanadas. As you walk up to order your food (not your traditional sit down spot), you feast your eyes on the fresh, warm empanadas on display. I chose a spinach one and a spicy meat empanada.
The server behind the empanada display was a bit short and rude, but luckily the rest of the staff was quite accommodating. They constantly made sure I had what I needed. I sat at the bar, due to lack of seating. The lady behind the bar was really sweet and offered to give me the WiFi password since she noticed my reception issues (I was walking around like the Verizon guy, can you hear me now… good).
On to the food. The empanadas were warm, crusty and baked to a golden brown (just how I like them). While the spinach empanada was nothing to write home about, the spicy one was the winner (I might be a little biased considering my obsession with spicy food). Argentinian empanadas are some of my favorite comfort foods. I would rate the food alone a solid 3 out of 5. It’s good, but it’s not great, and I was kind of expecting greatness. After all, this is a real Argentinian spot serving real empanadas. The empanadas were good, but they lacked a bit of flavor. The crust is not supposed to overpower the filling.
All in all, I would eat here again, I might try something different next time.