4 Best Argentinian Restaurants In Mill Basin

4 restaurants available nearby

1. Buenos Aires

4.7

Exceptional(883)

Price: Moderate

• Argentinian • East Village

Booked 8 times today

Authentic and Traditional Argentinean Cuisine. Over 100 types of Argentinean Wine available. We offer a temperature controlled patio, a welcoming indoor dining area, and an outdoor open-air dining area. Proof of Covid-19 Vaccine required to dine inside the restaurant.

2. R40

4.7

Exceptional(344)

Price: Moderate

• Argentinian • Long Island City

Booked 9 times today

R40 is an innovative Argentinian restaurant located in the heart of Long Island City. We feature an open kitchen equipped with a wood burning parilla, a seasonal backyard oasis and locally sourced food prepared with thoughtfulness.At R40 we embrace our love for hospitality through community, culture, and creativity.

3. Sabor Argentino

4.6

Exceptional(67)

Price: Expensive

• Argentinian • West Village

Booked 2 times today

Located in the heart of West Village, Sabor Argentino is the representation of the most authentic Argentinian Cuisine. Combined with a marvelous cellar of the finest Malbec wines, brought to you from Mendoza, Argentina.Our aim is to take you on a trip to Argentina through our food and become your favorite restaurant in town.

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4. La Gran Uruguaya Restaurant

4.8

Exceptional(2)

Price: Moderate

• Argentinian • Jackson Heights

A Uruguayan restaurant and sports bar that has been freshly serving the Jackson Heights community since its inception. Settle into the bustling dining room and partake of the menu’s vast selection of empanadas, seafood, steaks, stews and soups. We offer live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Come in and enjoy the atmosphere!

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Buenos Aires

2. R40

3. Sabor Argentino

4. La Gran Uruguaya Restaurant

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