Parrilla Argento' — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

TOMEI UM GOLPE NESSE LUGAR, NÃO RECOMENDO IR! Pedimos um choripan que diziam que era grande, que vinha batatas fritas e podia escolher o sabor, mas quando chegou, não era o sabor que eu queria, me obrigaram a pedir um refrigerante (eu não queria), falaram que era regra da casa mas não tava escrito em lugar nenhum, quando eu contestei sobre os inúmeros erros no pedido, não quiseram resolver, alegaram que colocaram batata frita para compensar o erro no choripan argento, mas as batatas já estavam inclusas. Não aceitei, falei que não ia pagar, chamaram a polícia para tentar me obrigar a pagar, mas como era claramente um golpe, a polícia nos obrigou a pagar o lanche pois já estava pronto, o refrigerante não precisamos pagar pois a polícia entendeu que não estava certo obrigar alguém consumir algo que não quer. Pagamos e fomos embora. O lugar é sujo, a churrasqueira é nojenta, os molhos ficam expostos ao ar livre, o lanche é horrível pelo valor de 15 mil pesos, com esse valor você come no Recoleta num restaurante descente. Não recomendo, não vão, tem inúmeros comentários ruins, infelizmente eu não vi.

I WAS SCAMMED AT THIS PLACE. I DO NOT RECOMMEND GOING! We ordered a large choripan, which they said came with fries and could be flavored, but when it arrived, it wasn't the flavor I wanted. They forced me to order a soda (which I didn't want). They said it was a house rule, but it wasn't written anywhere. When I questioned the numerous errors in the order, they refused to resolve the issue. They claimed they added fries to make up for the error in the silver choripan, but the fries were already included. I refused, saying I wasn't going to pay. They called the police to try to force me to pay, but since it was clearly a scam, the police forced us to pay for the snack because it was already prepared. We didn't have to pay for the soda because the police understood it wasn't right to force someone to consume something they didn't want. We paid and left. The place is dirty, the grill is disgusting, the sauces are left out in the open, and the food is awful for 15,000 pesos. For that price, you can eat at a decent restaurant in Recoleta. I don't recommend it, don't go there. There are countless bad reviews, but unfortunately, I haven't seen any.

ME ESTAFARON EN ESTE LUGAR. ¡NO RECOMIENDO IR! Pedimos un choripán grande, que según dijeron venía con papas fritas y podía tener sabor, pero cuando llegó, no era del sabor que quería. Me obligaron a pedir un refresco (que no quería). Dijeron que era una regla de la casa, pero no estaba escrito en ningún lado. Cuando cuestioné los numerosos errores en el pedido, se negaron a resolver el problema. Afirmaron que añadieron papas fritas para compensar el error del choripán plateado, pero las papas ya estaban incluidas. Me negué, diciendo que no iba a pagar. Llamaron a la policía para intentar obligarme a pagar, pero como era claramente una estafa, la policía nos obligó a pagar el refrigerio porque ya estaba preparado. No tuvimos que pagar el refresco porque la policía entendió que no estaba bien obligar a alguien a consumir algo que no quería. Pagamos y nos fuimos. El lugar está sucio, la parrilla es asquerosa, las salsas están al descubierto y la comida es horrible por 15.000 pesos. Por ese precio, puedes comer en un buen restaurante en Recoleta. No lo recomiendo, no vayan. Hay muchísimas malas reseñas, pero por desgracia, no he...

After the initial shock of the crowded touristy Caminito, we zipped around the backstreets for some reprieve. We popped our heads into what looked like a big warehouse, with some quiet shops inside. Down the end, we saw an opening to a restaurant. We grabbed a table and enjoyed really great service while two very skilled guitarists played and sang some Argentine tango classics. After their set, two tango dancers started performing. The show was free but I encourage you to tip these highly-skilled artists who contribute to an amazing atmosphere and experience.

The food was great. If you haven't experienced asado yet in Argentina, this is a good opportunity. There are plenty of options and the serves were very generous, more than enough to share. All the best to this restaurant who only opened about 5 months ago. Please go and support and enjoy their peaceful part of this tourist attraction, where you will get to have a genuine experience of Buenos...

High price for low quality. We ordered two empanadas, the parrilla x2, two glasses of wine, and fries. We were charged $100 USD. No receipt provided and they would not take credit card. Bad sign! The empanadas were quite good, which is why I was willing to give 2 stars. The meat platter actually didn't include much meat considering the price. Kidneys and blood sausage were a large portion of the platter; which most don't eat. We watched the staff place our uneaten kidneys and blood sausage back on the main grill to serve other patrons. The steak in this meal was not ribeye, as the menu indicated, but some sort of chuck roast. The regular sausage was decent, but all the other meat was low quality and poor flavor. We had a similar size meal near the city center with much better flavor and quality for...