For all of America’s fame as a culinary melting pot, it’s not alone in its cross-cultural approach to food.
Take Argentina, a South American country with a distinct European flair. It may have its traditional favorites — think grilled beef — but it also borrows freely from other countries, especially Italy. How many other nations set aside a day each month to partake of heaping plates of gnocchi?
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Old Buenos Aires
6266 S. Congress Ave., Lake Worth, FL, 33465
(561) 439-8100
Tags:
pasta, argentinian, argentina, buenos aires, argentine, sausage
Accessible to persons with disabilities.
Creator: pbpulse
Creator: pbpulse
Restaurant Details
Hours
6 to 10 p.m. Tuesday to Friday
2 to 10 p.m. Saturday
noon to 8 p.m. Sunday
2 to 10 p.m. Saturday
noon to 8 p.m. Sunday
Payment
Mastercard, Discover, Visa, American Express
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USER REVIEWS
Sep 08, 2009 -
carip827
good for gringos.
my first indication this place wasn't that good should have been only one couple of seniors having dinner. I'm Argentinian and lie quite a distance from this restaurant but my craving for some ravioles made travel 20 miles. I wanted to cry, I thought finally an ARGENTINIAN restaurant in Palm Beach County, substandard to say the least.
With all fairness I did not try the Parrillada maybe that is their specialty. Dont bother with the pasta. Decor although the place is clean it looks like a cheap chinese restaurant.
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For all of America’s fame as a culinary melting pot, it’s not alone in its cross-cultural approach to food.
Take Argentina, a South American country with a distinct European flair. It may have its traditional favorites — think grilled beef — but it also borrows freely from other countries, especially Italy. How many other nations set aside a day each month to partake of heaping plates of gnocchi? (Full review)