El Gaucho Trattoria — Restaurant in Florida

This place is so unassuming. Tucked in to a shopping plaza, you'd never guess it has some of the best Italian food in regards of flavor and presentation. Mariana was our server and bartender. She made an espresso martini that was the second best my girl has ever had. That is a high bar to pass. My dirty martini with blue cheese olives was excellent as well. We had the calamari to start. They were so lightly breaded, you could see thru the breading to the white flesh beneath. So tasty. She had the chicken francaise and when it came out, she had no idea it would be so big! Definitely come hungry. I had the Seafood a la macho. It said it would be spicy, but it wasn't. It was delicious though. So much calamari in it, I couldn't tell where they stopped and the noodles began. That's another great for them, each dish, you pick the noodles it is on. All in all, this was a great little spot that was a surprise to have Argentinian Italian food that...

The video was great! Reviews were awesome! So maybe I got a little over excited and had too high of expectations….the friends and other customers where my favorite of the meal. Very grid atmosphere but a little loud. The server was dressed amazing! That is the ONLY good thing I can say….looked to be inexperienced staff and understaffed. Drinks took forever even after asking twice to order. Asked three times for water refilled. Took 40 mins to get check. Please hire more people and train. The arugula salad add chicken was awesome. Chicken cooked perfect and balsamic reduction perfect. The two veal dishes were huge and tasted good. I love fresh mozzarella so when the pizza came out with Ricotta I should not have eaten it but was to hunger and made poor food choice. I wish I had better news as I wanted to be impressed. I did want to try the Argentina wine but was dd for the night. Good...

This is a lovely new restaurant in Naples/Bonita Springs. We heard about it by accident because we are fans of the Gaucho Inca and the Gaucho Inca Deli. This is their newest concept. It is difficult to see from the road because it’s deep in the corner of the shopping center.

We ordered the Scampi with Penne pasta and a traditional Argentine pizza with roasted red peppers, ham and green olives. The crust was on the thin side, which is fine, although traditionally Argentine pizza has a thicker crust. But the flavors were definitely on point. Well done. FYI the olives do have pits, so be careful when you take that first bite.

We enjoyed the food and the service was excellent. The prices were very reasonable for the quality and quantity of the food. We will...