Balvanera

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About Balvanera

Balvanera offers an authentic Argentinian feast with delicious empanadas, Provoleta, blood sausage, and chorizo. The meats are perfectly seasoned and cooked with a beautiful char, providing rich flavors and top-quality taste. The chimichurri and salsa Criollo are delightful accompaniments that enhance the meal. The restaurant's atmosphere transports guests straight to Buenos Aires, creating an authentic experience that many find reminiscent of their travels to Argentina. The service is excellent, with charming and attentive staff who set a welcoming tone. Chef Fernando is praised for his meticulous preparation of every dish, while the knowledgeable sommelier Nick adds to the dining experience. Balvanera also features waffles for brunch, especially enjoyable with caramel and whipped cream. Recent visitors raved about the Ribeye, calling it the best they've ever had, and the Ancho steak was also highlighted as superb. The friendly Monday BYOB policy makes dining here affordable. While some noted the noise level can be high, they still found the atmosphere energetic and enjoyable. Overall, Balvanera is highly recommended for its fantastic food and welcoming environment.

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Balvanera Reviews

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4.8
excelente restaurante argentino muy buenas atenciones de jesus , buenas carnes y excelente merlot.100% recomendado
Awesome evening, delicious food and wonderful staff.
Beautiful small Argentinian restaurant in lower east side. Service and food were fantastic. You can’t allow yourself to not ask Nicolas, the sommelier and also from Argentina, for a nice wine to accompany your food, he nailed it.
Will definitely recommend this restaurant to any person that may ask about it.
My favorites: sweetbread, skirt stake, milanesa, rib eye and the burrata. Looking forward to come back again!

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