Just ate there today. It is very good. Entree prices range from 11-15 bucks and you get a lot of food. If I had to compare, I would say it is almost but not quite as good as las vacas gordas. It is certainly a welcome addition to... (2 replies, last updated by T. Pigeon December 13, 2005)

Las vacas gordas it’s in the area, however i think that it’s uruguayan Not as good as grazianos, but will do the trick. Small place so go early or call to see if they will take reserve. (2 replies, last updated by T. Pigeon February 28, 2006)

Has anyone ever been to this place? Its part of a gas station and I’ve found gas station cafes can be pretty good if not downright great. It’s been here for a few years and I’ve always driven by on my way to Las... (2 replies, last updated by claudia May 7, 2006)

Not sure what your budget is like but Talula, at 23rd off Collins Ave., has great food, does a good job with groups and has a nice outdoor patio area. More casual and not nearly at the same level for the food, but might be fun, is... (1 reply, last updated by Frodnesor September 22, 2009)

for Uruguayan chivito sandwich; around Normandy Circle, Las Vacas Gordas for Argentine parillada, Ariston for Greek, Tamarind for Thai, Dolce Vita for gelato, Katana for floating-boat sushi, Che Soprano for passable pizza and... (1 reply, last updated by Frodnesor February 6, 2009)

Vacas Gordas does lunch but they’ve got outside seating as well. (2 replies, last updated by Frodnesor May 16, 2008)

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of outdoor seating. With a group you can order the “whole shebang” which is all of their small plates (app size), which would probably be fun. At Las Vacas Gordas you can sit outside and gorge yourself on platters of... (7 replies, last updated by Frodnesor November 12, 2008)

w/ bacalao & topped with a squid ink sauce. An Argentinian parillada is a good authentic Miami ethnic experience. Graziano’s in South Miami is supposed to be excellent; I’ve never been, my local haunt is Las Vacas... (4 replies, last updated by Pamela2 February 6, 2007)

style BBQ shrimp (Biscayne Blvd. / 77th St.) - under $20. - garbanzos fritos or callos (tripe stew) at Copas y Tapas in Coral Gables – under $10. - parrillada at Las Vacas Gordas (Miami Beach, 71st St.) - $24, but really... (4 replies, last updated by netmover November 5, 2009)

Do you like greek? Ariston Greek – Mediterrian restaurant is delicious. small and cozy, as long as the kids are old enough 5 and up I would reccommend it. here is the address 940 71st St Miami Beach, FL 33141 We also loved Las... (4 replies, last updated by Frodnesor July 19, 2009)

the stretch of Miami Beach toward 71st Street, you will reach the Normandy Island area which is something of a Little Buenos Aires. For a bit of local flavor, try Las Vacas Gordas, an Argentine parillada. Be prepared to eat lots... (5 replies, last updated by keysrat August 21, 2007)

Las Vacas Gordas - Argentinian Graziano’s – Argentinian (high-end) El Rey de Chivito – Uruguayan Tambo – Peruvian/Chinese La Cofradia – Peruvian (high-end) (11 replies, last updated by bel_gazou May 5, 2007)

from mid-Beach and go to Las Vacas Gordas for Argentine parrilada, though that hardly fits the “lighter meal” idea. (7 replies, last updated by lax2mia March 7, 2007)

location on Government Cut. Capital Grill does nice dry aged steaks if that’s your bag? It too is a chain if I am not mistaken. Also a chain, there’s The Palm in Bay Harbour. Las Vacas Gordas (Argentinian)is a small... (6 replies, last updated by tpigeon August 3, 2007)