Parrilla
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Try a proper parrilla but go outside the busiest streets.
Instead of restaurants right on Avenida Santa Fe or Calle Florida, go for neighborhood classics like Don Julio (book in advance), La Cabrera, Santos Manjares, or Parrilla Peña. Tip: order “ojo de bife” or “entraña” and pair with Malbec. 🍷
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ParrillaBuenos Aires, Cidade Autônoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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