By accident I posted this in the Bay area site. I want to know of a place in the Pasadena region to eat some authentic Argentinean food. Nothing like Gaucho Grill or anything like that. Just a small hole in the wall place that... (21 replies, last updated by stevedoggiedogg September 20, 2006)

I’m wondering if there are any Chowhounds out there who can recommend a good place for Argentinean food. I’m looking for something with a neigbhorhood feel, not night clubbish and not mega oh-so-trendy, and on the... (6 replies, last updated by mama-marias August 17, 2004)

there’s more energy in the bar room and the food, while slightly less formal, is every bit as good as in the back room, which is the dining room. In the back room, the whole ambiance is much more formal with very sleek... (3 replies, last updated by J May 31, 2005)

We’re going to a reception at MoMa the Friday night that we’re in town. It runs from 7-9pm and we’re planning on going to dinner at The Modern afterwards. We were planning on doing the Bar Room based on... (4 replies, last updated by cimui June 26, 2008)

Does anyone know a good place to eat Argentinean food close to Pasadena? Like a little hole in the wall place that makes it authentic. (0 replies, last updated by silvana September 14, 2006)

Hi fellow chow hounders, Have any of you heard of a relatively new BYOB Argentinean restaurant that would have opened within the past 6 months in the city? Possibly Lakeview or Bucktown? (4 replies, last updated by nedjacobson November 23, 2009)

There is an Argentinean steakhouse in Jax Beach called Tento I think. I actually haven’t been and have heard mixed reviews but it is there. (I actually ate at Texas de Brazil in Orlando – wow that is a lot of food!)... (4 replies, last updated by ecalvino April 16, 2009)

I am helping to host a bachelorette party and the bride and groom met in Argentina. We were hoping to find an Argentinean restaurant in Manhattan that would also be fun for a party. Good food, not too too expensive (30-40 pp... (6 replies, last updated by egit December 5, 2008)

Any advice? I’m planning a dinner for a large and slightly rambunctious group and it needs to be at an Argentinean restaurant. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance. (4 replies, last updated by Kathy Ramsey February 25, 2002)

After my so-so posting on 10/21, we had to go back and see what this place had evolved into after opening day... so meat-loving boy and Argentinean girl (me) went to El Gaucho again last Saturday. It was very very very very good.... (9 replies, last updated by MariQ November 14, 2005)

of these places in SF that I have tried, but I have never been blown away (slanted door is decent though). Something like momofuku ko maybe?! Also, I would love to eat modern Indian food. The types of places you find in London or... (20 replies, last updated by Lucia May 6, 2008)

We came back from two weeks in Argentina and went on a tear looking for good Argentinean food here in SD. We started at Pampas and the food is good, but it isn’t anything we have rushed back for. They have tango dancers... (13 replies, last updated by JeffSD March 20, 2008)

/Mex and relatively cheap. The Mission, on East Onondaga Street (right across the street from the Onondaga County courthouse) is an very good restaurant with a menu that changes regularly. Sometimes you can get empanadas,... (2 replies, last updated by flam1ngo October 13, 2002)

are there any good old style classic italian restaurants that have a lively atmosphere for a night out,without paying more than its worth, in manhattan (0 replies, last updated by pete malto February 15, 2006)

's in between is even more so. Chains like Maxisconto, who’s stores are about the size of a CVS in New Jersey seem to get a very high percentage of food buying customers. They have great range and are very quick to get in... (6 replies, last updated by markabauman March 25, 2007)