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The Netherlands Food Guide: 4 Argentinean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Overijssel Province
Reviews on Argentinean food in Overijssel Province, The Netherlands including El Gaucho, Poco Mucho, Los Che, Vaca Negra
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1. El Gaucho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By 25JBM1965
El Gaucho offers excellent food for reasonable prices. The ambience is a bit sterile. This is compensated by a very hospitable and friendly staff. The steaks are well prepared with nice fresh fries.
2. Poco Mucho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By emilyw807
This place has excellent food, you can't go wrong with the mixed grill dishes. I really loved their rice and the food came in large but not huge portions. Really well prepare meal. Seats are comfy, the decorations are not exactly my taste but the restaurant is cozy and the staff is very friendly and warm. One red wine ordered was forgotten but small human error that no one bothered with as the rest of the experience was really good. I find this place good value for money!
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3. Los Che
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Very good food in a small restaurant with friendly service from Carlos and Gabi
Reviewed By nickenhanneleen
Good restaurant with a couple of relative cheap menu options or 'Ã la carte' choices. I had empanadas with mozarella and spinach - just plain on the plate and had to eat it with a big steak knife.Afterwards a steak with sidedishes - salad and french fries, extra on the bill as well as the mayo, a bit of a surprise..
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4. Vaca Negra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By dodgecamaro
This is a nice steakhouse that offers quality meats with an Argentinian theme. A black bull welcomes you as you enter the restaurant.The menu offers a nice variety of meat and there was a fish offering as well. They also had a daily special that was handwritten on a separate menu on the table.Inspired by the evening and some red wine I went for the mixed grill offering - a small lamb chop, filet, ribs and ribeye all in one plate. As sides we had corn on the cob, fries and a couple of sauce options.I think everything tasted well - however the kitchen was struggling a bit with getting everything cooked on point. I suspect this due to the restaurant being fairly crowded and our party consisting of 10 people where several ordered the mixed grill. The ribs were a little bit dried out and some of the other meat had gone too long as well (I always order medium). I won't say this took away that much from a nice dining experience though, it was still tasty.The sauce bearnaise is worth a separate comment - this is one of the most popular sauces in Sweden (where I'm from) and the sauce bearnaise served here didn't really taste like an authentic bearnaise if you ask me. It was way too garlicy and didn't have the acidity and taste of tarragon that I associate with a nice bearnaise. If you're a fan of bearnaise, order something else ;)All in all a nice dining experience and I would really like to come back here but in a more intimate setting than with 9 colleagues!
