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- 33 W. 8th St., New York 10011
- 212-380-8794
Alma 33
This aptly-named Argentinian restaurant (Alma means "soul" in Spanish) serves more than your usual polenta-calamari-skirt steak picadas. Surprise is on the menu, with dishes that channel Northern I... read more
- 499 Grand St., New York 11211
- 718-782-9477
Cafe Argentino
Chill space with a classic look. Whitewashed brick, glossy bar, tin ceiling, and big windows up front. Menu is Argentine which means MEAT. Platter will let you sample your way through the paradilla... read more
- 1725 Second Ave., New York 10128
- 212-348-6222
Libertador Parrilla Argentina
Buenos Aires-style steak spot makes you want to get up in its grill. Meat bar shows off organic grass-fed beef, cut by expert parrillero. Kitchen turns out top mixed grill, with short ribs, skirt s... read more
- 557 Driggs Ave., New York 11211
- 718-218-7284
El Almacen
Williamsburg's coziest South American kitchen. Spanish for general store, which in Argentina apparently means chairs hanging from the rafters, grandma wallpaper, antler art. Playfulness extends to ... read more
- 513 E. 6th St., New York 10009
- 212-228-2775
Buenos Aires
Argentine ringmaster Ismael Alba and wife Karina De Marco's succulent slice of BA on low-key, historic East Vil block (The Godfather was shot here). Juicy bife de chorizo, perfect morcilla, tender ... read more
- 460 Greenwich St., New York 10013
- 212-431-5093
Estancia 460
Argentine & Italian, closer bedfellows than you'd expect, mixed up under the cheerful eye of owner Stacey Sosa. (Ex-hubby Jorge made off with the name Sosa Borella and the midtown location.) Airy s... read more
- 249 Columbus Ave., New York 10023
- 212-579-9929
Café Ronda
Neighborhood tapas joint. Sneak looks at other cute UWSiders at the L-shaped bar or in the many (round) mirrors. Tile floors and tight tables make for cozy/noisy scene, but no worries. A couple of ... read more
- 832 Eighth Ave., New York 10019
- 212-262-8282
Sosa Borella
Chintzy Eighth Avenue is uplifted by this Italo-Argentine spin-off of Tribeca original. Tiny townhouse home to sizable steaks and pastas. Savory bruschetta served on ciabatta with chimichurri. Rust... read more
- 343 W. Broadway, New York 10013
- 212-925-4706
Novecento
Argentinean micro chain with outposts in both Americas, including Buenos Aires's own Soho, Las Canitas. South American families, Italian sculptors from the nabe, the odd polo player, and a crew of ... read more
- 74-25 37th Ave., New York
- 718-458-8111
La Portena
Apparently, an all-meat diet is what makes Argentines so fine. Dig into an enormous plate of mixed grill, with two kinds of sausage, skirt steak, tripe, and sweetbreads. Knife- and rope-heavy décor... read more
- 166 First Ave., New York 10009
- 212-477-1111
La Zarza Resto-Lounge
Captures the essence of Buenos Aires' renowned nightlife, where late night eats blend into wee hours partying with beautiful people. Where else you gonna find intertwined tango dancers one night an... read more
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