Hubert B.
Google
If you’re in the mood for a proper Argentine feast with a modern twist, Gaucho Grill hits the sweet spot. The place has a sleek, rustic-meets-contemporary vibe — wood accents, cozy leather seating, and a deli-style counter stocked with goodies that make you want to take half the restaurant home.
Food:
The complimentary bread service is a fantastic start — warm, crusty slices served with chimichurri, olive oil, and a tangy pepper relish that sets the tone for what’s coming. I went with the lunch special (a solid $35 for three courses), starting with an empanada that was flaky on the outside and packed with flavorful beef inside. For the main, I chose the skirt steak with fries. The steak was nicely charred, seasoned just right, and paired perfectly with the crispy, garlicky fries. It’s the kind of dish that makes you nod after each bite. I didn’t make it to dessert this time, but the Dulce de Leche flan on the menu looks too good to skip on my next visit.
Drinks:
The beer arrives in a frosty mug with the Gaucho logo — simple but classy. It’s the perfect complement to the smoky flavors coming off the grill.
Ambiance:
The interior is warm and inviting, with an upscale yet approachable feel. The deli counter and market section add a cool, authentic touch. Outdoor seating is a plus on a sunny day, and there’s plenty of parking (always a win).
Service:
Friendly, attentive, and on point. Our server made sure everything was timed perfectly, and the food arrived hot and fresh.
Overall:
Gaucho Grill is an excellent choice if you’re craving bold flavors, great steak, and a relaxed dining experience. The lunch special is a great deal, and the regular menu is stacked with tempting options like milanesas, pastas, and seafood.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½ (4.5/5) – Worth a return visit for sure, especially to try more empanadas and that flan.