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    The calling card here is Aberdeen Angus beef aged 21 days and finished over a wood-fired grill, which tells you most of what you need to know. This is a polished steakhouse in Puerto Madero built around the name of Michel Rolland, the celebrated French wine consultant whose Mendoza bottles anchor a list that reads like his personal cellar. Empanadas, pasta, and a few fish options round out the menu for anyone who skipped the memo on beef.

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    Juana Manso 1760, C1107 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina · Buenos Aires
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    Open now, until 12:30 AM

    • Monday Noon to 12:30 AM next day
    • Tuesday Noon to 12:30 AM next day
    • Wednesday Today Noon to 12:30 AM next day
    • Thursday Noon to 12:30 AM next day
    • Friday Noon to 12:30 AM next day
    • Saturday Noon to 12:30 AM next day
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    (+54) 911 5339-3178
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