We walked in for a quick dinner earlier this evening at around 8:30 and surprisingly, there were already a few tables occupied. The menu is divided in four sections - appetizers, grilled items, salads and pastas.
To start, my husband, A, and I had one empanada (fried meat pie) each and shared a morcilla (grilled blood sausage). This was followed by our favorite: grilled veal sweetbreads, thinly sliced and crispy with just a sprinkling of sea salt and some lemon juice. These were excellent and exactly as they are done in Buenos Aires. For our main course, we opted not to have beef but the typical pork steak called matambrito tiernizado with French fries. The meat was soft and tasty but was not an exact replica of the Argentine original. Our son had a simple spaghetti with tomato sauce.
It was impossible not to end the meal with another of A's favorites - panqueque con dulce de leche (a rolled crepe filled thick caramel) with cafe cortado's (an espresso with a drop of milk) to end the meal. By the time we left at around 10:00 p.m., the place was packed and with more people walking in to wait for tables. I can definitely see ourselves becoming regulars here.
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Avda. Antonio Belón, 22
Marbella
Tel: 952 765 683
Open daily for lunch and dinner
Average: 30 Euros per person
Street parking or in the Alameda car park (3 blocks away)
**** Food (Good selection of Argentine meats on the grill with an excellent price-quality ratio)
**** Atmosphere (Brick-exposed walls with clean,modern interiors)
**** Service (An all-Argentine staff offering friendly and efficient service)
My Tip: Perfect for a group. Order several grilled meats and share plates. It's much more fun that way and you get to try different things. Don't miss the crispy, melt-in-your-mouth veal sweetbreads.
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