The Best Steakhouses Near Hotel Arpoador, by the Record

Everything on the menu, fish and meat alike, goes over charcoal, which keeps the focus admirably narrow for a steakhouse with this much real estate. The dry-aged cuts and the house rump cap are the main event, though a slow-cooked Uruguayan lamb shoulder with its own jus makes a reasonable argument for itself. Exposed stone, leather sofas, and a basement wine cellar holding over 400 labels round out the rustic-elegant affect.

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An Argentine steakhouse with a terrace that looks straight out over Marina da Glória, where the view alone could sell you a second glass of Malbec. The name nods to a classic tango, and the mood follows suit: expansive dining rooms, a glass-fronted wine cellar, and a menu built around serious cuts off the grill. Finish with the dulce de leche pancake and you'll understand why Argentina takes dessert personally.

1. Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant