Argentinian Cuisine

Argentine cuisine evolved distinctly from the rest of Latin American cuisine because of the heavy influence of Italian and Spanish cuisine. These European traditions have been complemented by indigenous influences, most notably those of Andean origin and those of Amazonic origin. The influx of Italian, Spanish and even some Near Eastern dishes makes the typical Argentine diet is a variation on what is often called the Mediterranean diet.

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Argentinian Restaurants

Che Bar- Cocina Argentina
Che Bar- Cocina Argentina
- 3 reviews
Cuisine: Argentinian
Serves:
Excellent!
El Gaucho
El Gaucho
- 202 reviews
Cuisine: Argentinian
Serves:
Good!
Madero Pool & Beach Grill
Madero Pool & Beach Grill
- 0 reviews
Cuisine: Argentinian
Serves:
Tango Argentine Grill
Tango Argentine Grill
- 53 reviews
Cuisine: Argentinian
Serves:
Good!
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen
- 23 reviews
Cuisine: Argentinian
Serves:
Bravo!
Free WiFi