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El Gaucho

El Gaucho Review

Red meat reigns at this Argentinian grill in the Downtown Nahalat Shiva neighborhood. The stone building with interior arches and a flagstone floor has wooden tables and ceiling beams. Nibble on great chicken wings while you wait for your steak: try the entrecôte or the chorizo (don't confuse this sirloin with the sausage of the same name, which is also available) with a parsley-based chimichurri sauce. A house specialty is the slow-cooked asado, a boneless rib. There are chicken options, a kids' menu, and salads, pastas, and a vegetarian platter.

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  • Closed Fri. No lunch Sat.

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