Buenos Aires

There are innumerable steakhouses in Buenos Aires and the Buenos Aires Grill is one of the better ones. The atmosphere may look formal but the customers were not as formal, mostly families and friend groups. I had the full strip steak (medium) and you can see it was cooked just right. The french fries haad a crunchy crust with a fluffy inside. Excellent for absorbing steak juices. The melted provolone cheese was a good starter. The wine list contains numerous good local wines. There are menus in English available.

Really, really good - way better than you'd expect. I stumbled in this place when I was starving and walking through the area, and this place knocked it out of the park. The steak here is GOOD - not the sort of "hey, that's solid" vibe you get from many restaurants in the area, but genuinely GOOD. The service is quick and friendly, which can be rare. The price is high, but not unreasonably so for the portions provided.

Good place to get a beer and parrilla. Attention from server was good. The parrilla had variety so if you are not adventurous stay clear of this dish because it has kidney, blood sausage and more!

Some Malbec and an Argentinian steak in Argentina, can life get any better than this? This is a place well known for their beef and what beef it was. My mission while in Argentina was to consume as much yummy steak here possible. This was a great place to fulfill my week's mission. The wine is more delicious on the home turf and even the cheaper bottles of wines are fantastic.

As one that travels abroad frequently, one of the highlights of my journeys is finding good food. Being in Argentina it was essential to try an Argentine steakhouse. While there were many places to choose from, this was located in downtown Buenos Aires & seemed rather busy for a week night. The staff was friendly & attentive and answered any questions we had. I am generally not a big steak eater but the waiter insisted that I try the house steak. The waiter was indeed correct! The steak was flavorful, juicy, and succulent! To start the meal we were served a variety of breads with several dipping sauces. One sauce was some sort of pesto, another was tomato based, and last sauce was olive oil based. The sauces were the perfect pairing for the warm bread. The entree was served with fries and I got a side of veggies. The food was good, service was excellent, and I was too full for dessert. When in Buenos Aires, stop by & give the house special a try... you will not be disappointed.

Very good Covid Protocols. You can eat inside but are limited to a 2 hour window, which is fine. Outside is lovely on a weekend when the buses aren't running, otherwise it is very loud to sit on the street. The food is perfect from apps to dessert with very classic service. All very nice.

Had mixed grill between 4, good mixed grill a bit we could not id. Great service, left very full.

Loved it! Delicious food! The flavors were so yummy! Great service via Camila. Will return again soon!

I came here on a desperation lunch on a Sunday afternoon. I woke up at around 15:00 and was looking for somewhere quick to eat. I came across Buenos Aires Grill and decided to try It. I'm not sure If this is a South American thing, but I had their coffee (which came up to about $4 USD), and It came in a teeny tiny cup, something from a Barbie dollhouse. I couldn't believe how small the cup was. I thought It was a joke, but Nope, It was the real thing. I'm from The USA, where we have large 32oz coffee cups, so this definitely took me by a negative surprise. I tried their empanadas which was alright, and their blood sausage wasn't too good. I had their steak/mashed potatoes special and It was decent. Overall, I'd say the food was decent, the price was exaggerated, the service was average, and the coffee serving was unacceptable!

Order from the prix fix/executive menu for a great value and 3 course meal with wine. My friends practically fainted from surprise at how good the steaks were for the price, while me and another friend stared at them with food envy. Salads are not a good deal. Ample seating, and attentive wait staff. On a busy/main street right next door to El Ateneo bookstore. Definitely in a nicer part of town with businessmen/women popping in for lunch.

Great place for class Argentinian food. The Ojo de Befe was awesome. Service was good as well. I'd come back.

Huge slabs of perfectly prepared meat is what you will find on your visit to BA Grill. The tenderloin was buttery and delicious as was the salmon and chicken. You can't go wrong with the mixed veggies either. Everything was yummy and cooked to perfection.

Food is ok, lunch time service outdoors (almost completely empty), is v slow. Maybe the Argentinian style, but seems inadequate.

At our first night in Buenos Aries we decided we needed to go out and check out the local BBQ scene in Recoleta district. We ended up at the Buenos Aires Grill after reading recommendations at Yelp and Tripadvisor. The restaurant is located in a busy street in a nice part of the barrio. They have a great variety of traditional Argentinian grill dishes and a very complementary wine menu to go with it. We went for the mix grill plater for to persons and a good local bootle of Cabernet Sauvignon wine. The portion of the platter was way to much for a scandinavian stomach to finish of, and consisted of a great variety of grilled meat, liver, heart, sausages and some unidentified parts of the Pampas bull. The tenderness and tastefulness of the meat was great. Even if we didn't finish of the whole meal, we loved every second of it! If you are up for a huge Argentinian BBQ meal, we highly recommend the Buenos Aires Grill.