Jeffrey Alvarez
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We have visited the majority of Argentinian places in Southern California, and there aren't many good ones. This is one we still hadn't visited, and now we wonder what took so long.
We came for lunch on a Saturday. When we got there, we were the first ones there, but shortly after, a couple showed up, and they were friendly.
The place itself has mostly outdoor seating, and it is beautiful and welcoming. The location is cute, and so is the ambiance.
The service we got from every was great, except we weren't brought (or offered to buy) any bread, or anything else, which is expected at Argentine seat down places.
Food wise, we got beef empanadas and the milanesa con papas. The empanadas were very good. The size was standard but pricey, though it is probably because of the location. At least they were very good. I liked the beef, which had tons of olives. What I liked was the flavor and the fact that the olives didn't overpower the flavor. I didn't like the milanesa, but my wife thought it was ok. The chimichurri was good, and my daughter and I liked that they carried a spicy version.
For dessert, my wife got one of the store bought flavor, but it did seem like they made their own, so we'll get one of those next time.
It was good enough that we will be back. We can't wait to come try other food.