Anyone been? Mixed reviews on menupages. Thanks. (0 replies, last updated by jinglejangle August 7, 2009)

Had friends in town last night and we wound up running out to La Parrilla on Sunset. I’ve been eating at this place since 2000, but hadn’t been in well over 6 months. It had been a staple in the past, but was replaced... (7 replies, last updated by silverlakebodhisattva December 30, 2006)

for the ambience. So, if you want great South American cuisine at budget prices, come down to La Parrilla. (2 replies, last updated by MA November 24, 2004)

Do I go downtown, silverlake, or east LA? please help. thanks in advance (14 replies, last updated by Neta April 2, 2007)

I have heard that La Parrilla is good...thoughts? Also, will be here for three days. Any dim sum or kaiseki ideas? Sai-Sai? And, where is the temple in the area to lunch with the monks? I would like to pay my respects. Oh,... (6 replies, last updated by ickster March 22, 2006)

This is right up the street from my office. Anyone eaten there and can recommend or not? Also, how about Cafe Wilshire? Is it just your rom coffee shop? (2 replies, last updated by Sam D. June 18, 2004)

reading about la parrilla (the east LA locale i would want to go to), and it seems just as good, a little more homey, and not as expensive. i haven’t been to either, so i am asking you what you think is best. while la... (7 replies, last updated by WildSwede August 10, 2007)

Parrilla, the branch on Sunset Blvd, is open for business down the street. We pounce. I’ve never cared for this place, as I’ve had a couple of downright awful meals there in the past (their gringo-mex combo plates and... (6 replies, last updated by rabo encendido January 4, 2006)

://www.chowhound.com/topics/427011 ); the other, by the same poster, named their gorditas and al pastor as favorite dishes. La Parrilla Guadalajara is mentioned in this thread (http://www.chowhound.com/topics/355647 ), but the... (10 replies, last updated by MPH January 17, 2008)

cookie but it’s very pretty. Also ordered the chocolate souffle which was really more a molten chocolate cake rather than a souffle – still very good nevertheless. - Parrilla Suiza Went there for lunch prior to our... (11 replies, last updated by IamJacksBrain November 16, 2006)

I will be in Buenos Aires with a group of friends in early November. We have rented an apartment with a beautiful roof-top deck and a parrilla (BBQ). I had the idea of staying in for dinner one night and hiring someone (or a... (2 replies, last updated by Casa SaltShaker September 14, 2009)

I always like La Parrilla. Great place for groups. Try their filete al chipotle. That is my favorite. See link: http://www.laparrillarestaurants.com/ (2 replies, last updated by ns1 June 22, 2007)

I’m reading a story about how Russians are pigging out on little pancakes (like Shrove pancakes) in the period before Lent, and I wondered, do Russian places here do anything special like that? Furthermore, I know that... (0 replies, last updated by Cicely February 22, 2004)

Thanks to Wikipedia: Parrilla (note different spelling) is the Spanish word for grill, and is sometimes used as a synonym for the Asado barbecue meats popular in Argentina and Uruguay, the type of restaurant to dine on these... (4 replies, last updated by rudeboy February 10, 2007)

You can get the real stuff at La Parilla. I have only been to the Caesar Chavez location, but they appear to have a couple of other locations in LA area. La Parrilla 2126 Caesar Chavez Avenue, East L.A., CA 90033 (213) 262-3434 La... (4 replies, last updated by Wes June 18, 2003)