Rincon Argentino

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2345 S Douglas Rd
Miami, FL 33145

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Rincon Argentino - Miami, FL
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I love this place located right at the gates of Coral Gables. The food is superb, the entra?a, medium rear, was delicious and price wise, you cannot get any better (they have bee...

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This restaurant came highly recommended from a friend. My friends and I invited our moms and grandmas to celebrate my grandmother's birthday. Also, one of the grandmas of the grou...

Editorial review from Urbanspoon 6/9/2011

This restaurant came highly recommended from a friend. My friends and I invited our moms and grandmas to celebrate my grandmother's birthday. Also, one of the grandmas of the group just got through battling breast cancer for the second time and this was her first time out.\r \r Unfortunately, the service was horrible but the actions and unprofessionalism of the assistant manager was atrocious.\r \r Let me elaborate on what was the WORST service have ever experienced:\r \r 1. Of 12 of us, 10 ordered off a pre-fixe 3-course menu, 1 did not order, and 1 ordered off the menu for a less expensive option. The bill we received charged us the pre-fixe price for all 12! In addition, they charged us an additional fee for the desserts they brought out for the birthday girl--they were part of the pre-fixe menu and yet they would not take the charge off.\r \r 2. The waiter never asked us what soup/salad/dessert we would like (for those ordering off the pre-fixe menu). We had to remind him and still, he got 1/2 the orders wrong.\r \r 3. I ordered gnocchi and it came out raw in the middle. The waiter insisted it was a cheese-filling. I've had gnocchi at several other restaurants and have never heard of this. Turns out it was RAW!! (No cheese filling) And yes, I was still charged the pre-fixe price although I had specifically asked for this a-la-carte. In all fairness, once the desserts arrived, so did my new cooked order of gnocchi. It was fair and the pink sauce did not taste fresh or homemade. If you want the best gnocchi ever, go to Il Forno or Perricones!\r \r 4. When the waiter refused to take off the charge for the 2 desserts mentioned in #1, I asked for the manager. She was polite and explained we were given the "full size" portion which is not included in the pre-fixe. After we explained that we never ordered this, nor was this explained to us, she understood and took it off the bill for us. As she walked away, a male waiter approached our table and in a very machismo manner, scolded us! Very politely, I tapped him on the arm and said with all due respect, this was not his concern as we have already resolved this with the manager-- and our waiter. He became very irate and dramatic and accused me of poking him and claimed he is the assistant-manager and this was very much his concern. Long story short, this jerk RUINED what was supposed to be a special night. His disrespect towards us --and especially the elderly women at the table-- was DISGUSTING! He literally yelled at us in very broken english that came across extremely offensive and degrading. As we were leaving, he did not make way for our grandmas. Instead, he walked briskly through them without saying 'excuse me' and almost knocked one of them down (she walks with a cane). Again, as I write this, I am completely APPALLED by this man's behavior and the fact that the restaurant staff allows this!\r \r By far, the WORST, MOST HORRIFIC and DISGUSTING service we've ever received at any restaurant--regardless of rating.\r \r The food was mediocre. We ordered the empanadas which were probably the best thing on the menu. For those of us that had the steak or pork chops, the meat was over cooked and tough. The desserts were fair. Some of us had the dulce de leche crepes which were really good but repulsively sweet & rich so it may not be for everyone. \r \r The price you pay for the service is not worth the visit for the food. Obviously this restaurant does not understand or value that dining is an experience-- from service to food-- it's not just about the food. \r \r If you want a good Argentine restaurant, go to Graziano's. more

Asst Manager yelled at group of elderly women! 6/9/2011

This restaurant came highly recommended from a friend. My friends and I invited our moms and grandmas to celebrate my grandmother's birthday. Also, one of the grandmas of the group just got through battling breast cancer for the second time and this was her first time out. Unfortunately, the service was horrible but the actions and unprofessionalism of the assistant manager was atrocious. Let me elaborate on what was the WORST service have ever experienced: 1. Of 12 of us, 10 ordered off a pre-fixe 3-course menu, 1 did not order, and 1 ordered off the menu for a less expensive option. The bill we received charged us the pre-fixe price for all 12! In addition, they charged us an additional fee for the desserts they brought out for the birthday girl--they were part of the pre-fixe menu and yet they would not take the charge off. 2. The waiter never asked us what soup/salad/dessert we would like (for those ordering off the pre-fixe menu). We had to remind him and still, he got 1/2 the orders wrong. 3. I ordered gnocchi and it came out raw in the middle. The waiter insisted it was a cheese-filling. I've had gnocchi at several other restaurants and have never heard of this. Turns out it was RAW!! (No cheese filling) And yes, I was still charged the pre-fixe price although I had specifically asked for this a-la-carte. In all fairness, once the desserts arrived, so did my new cooked order of gnocchi. It was fair and the pink sauce did not taste fresh or homemade. If you want the best gnocchi ever, go to Il Forno or Perricones! 4. When the waiter refused to take off the charge for the 2 desserts mentioned in #1, I asked for the manager. She was polite and explained we were given the ""full size"" portion which is not included in the pre-fixe. After we explained that we never ordered this, nor was this explained to us, she understood and took it off the bill for us. As she walked away, a male waiter approached our table and in a very machismo manner, scolded us! Very politely, I tapped him on the arm and said with all due respect, this was not his concern as we have already resolved this with the manager-- and our waiter. He became very irate and dramatic and accused me of poking him and claimed he is the assistant-manager and this was very much his concern. Long story short, this jerk RUINED what was supposed to be a special night. His disrespect towards us --and especially the elderly women at the table-- was DISGUSTING! He literally yelled at us in very broken english that came across extremely offensive and degrading. As we were leaving, he did not make way for our grandmas. Instead, he walked briskly through them without saying 'excuse me' and almost knocked one of them down (she walks with a cane). Again, as I write this, I am completely APPALLED by this man's behavior and the fact that the restaurant staff allows this! By far, the WORST, MOST HORRIFIC and DISGUSTING service we've ever received at any restaurant--regardless of rating. The food was mediocre. We ordered the empanadas which were probably the best thing on the menu. For those of us that had the steak or pork chops, the meat was over cooked and tough. The desserts were fair. Some of us had the dulce de leche crepes which were really good but repulsively sweet & rich so it may not be for everyone. The price you pay for the service is not worth the visit for the food. Obviously this restaurant does not understand or value that dining is an experience-- from service to food-- it's not just about the food. If you want a good Argentine restaurant, go to Graziano's. more

Editorial review from Urbanspoon 3/18/2011

Awesome place to have a steak! Fresh and cooked to perfection! Nice wine selection! more

Editorial review from Urbanspoon 3/11/2011

What a wonderful lunch... had the provoletta, two glasses of malbec wine, and two lunch specials. The Milanessa and the Vacio steak... service was just wonderful- very attentive. My only complaint (if you can even call it that) was the provoletta was a little salty. Everything else was just beyond good!! Can't wait to come back. more

Editorial review from Urbanspoon 1/3/2011

This restaurant has great lunch specials, which I highly recommend anyone take advantage of. The restaurant boasts an open fire pit where large cuts of meat are cured and roasted for all to see, which is interesting and lends a rustic feel to an otherwise upscale and just slightly snooty atmosphere. more

Editorial review from Urbanspoon 12/22/2008

If you want to experience a trully authentic "gaucho" treat, do not miss the Rinco Argentino's "Entrania con cuero". It is a huge cut (serves three heavy hitters comfortably) and since it is grilled with the animal's hide still attached, its falvour and juices are batter preserved than with other cuts. Together with the excellent french fries and the Rincon Argentino's "chimichurri" (Argentina's answer to our Heinz 57) -the best in town- youll find few better deals around for under thirty bucks. more

One of the best entra?as I have ever had!!! 12/10/2008

I love this place located right at the gates of Coral Gables. The food is superb, the entra?a, medium rear, was delicious and price wise, you cannot get any better (they have been able to hold the prices for a long time, without sacrificing neither quality or quantity). I had my skirt with a delicious, very reasonable priced Rioja wine. The service is extremely friendly and very efficient. It is a nice restaurant to have a real Argentinian night. Pros: Good location, parking, good food, good price and good service more

Better than Outback by far... 12/28/2002

If you want to be sure your dining experience does not go wrong, go to ""El Rincon"". With a wide selection of steaks, pasta dishes, and fine deserts it's almost impossible to not leave with a full stomach and a smile on your face. Pros: Quality of food, Service, Speed Cons: Parking more
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  • Beer, steaks, Italian food and Argentine cuisine add spice and distinction to sunny Miami's restaurant scene.

  • 8/27/2008 Provided by Citysearch
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  • Hours: Mon. - Sun. 12am - 11pm
  • Payments: Discover, American Express, Visa, Master Card
  • Neighborhoods: South, Coral Way
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