Ristorante Argentino 7 Secoli — Restaurant in Florence

The most epic ripped off I have being in my life, we came to this place hoping to enjoy good football and good food, we were mislead by the previous reviews. Drunk cook owner and unfriendly environment, just because they were more Interested in watching their national team football match, which is completely unprofessional and toxic. We were move from one to another table, most of the people was only drinking and watching the match, I decide to order only appetisers, I was having the feeling that I will be disappointed, one cold and one hot, tongue in vinaigrette and grilled vegetables. I understand as customer you should be patient due to is busy day for them, but after 45 minutes of waiting for it, I decided I will ask how long will it take? Well, the drunk cook owner came to the table and complained to me he had another 100 customers that came before me, that he is trying to make it as fast as possible. Rude, and completely unprofessional, as a Chef I know grilled vegetables will take max 10 minutes but, come on a vegetables that are thin will take even less, I ask if he haven’t started to make it yet, to not bother to make it (I was already offended by his actitud specially when he challenged me to show me how many customers he has). It was already a nightmare, when food came was cold, and apparently to just send food out was so greasy that I can assure he just place the vegetables on the fryer. I do not recommend this place specially in this time of World Cup. Slow and unfriendly/Aggressive service and terrible environment.

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As someone who lived in Florence for the better part of a year, this is a favorite. Recently returned to the city after 8 years abroad with the family for my brother’s graduation dinner. The quality of the food and service is still exceptional. Wandering down Via Ghebelina, you find the restaurant on the corner unopposing, nothing too flashy. Inside, you are treated to a cozy, home-like atmosphere that still presents adequate space (we comfortably sat as a table of seven). But the atmosphere is just one of the pieces that makes this place so good. The real jewel here is the food. Combining authentic aspects of both Argentinian and Florentine cuisine spectacularly. I’ve had both sides of the menu. The Argentine steak cuts are some of the best I’ve had, anywhere. But there’s something for everyone to be enjoyed (you have to try the grilled queso). Last but not least, the service is too class. Again, even as a party of seven on a busy Saturday night, we were given the time and courtesy to have a wonderful meal. Our orders were taken patiently, and we were given great recommendations for things to try. Can’t wait to return here for my next visit...

We were so lucky to come across this place, we had wonderful evening here. It was my friends birthday yesterday and after visiting Uffici gallery we wanted some aperitivo. We saw happy hour was from 6-8 ( only 4 euro for cocktail or wine) in 7 Secoli and decided to have couple of drinks. Bloody Mary was excellent and so was my friends Malbec. Drinks and service were so good we decided to have dinner there. So happy that we decided to stay. Restaurant serves both local and Argentinian food. We had Parmigiana to start with and than mixed Argentinian grill. Both were super delicious. Meat was the best I ever had. You almost didn’t need knife, it was so tender. Also hot sauce and chimichure, were yummy. They overheard that it was my friends birthday and she got limoncello and dessert with song and candle. So cute, made her tear up. We had amazing evening and can’t wait to come back to Florence and eat some more amazing food...