For double date night we tried Dicor Italian and Argentinian Restaurant. The food, drinks, and…read moreservice were all wonderful! We can't wait to go again! I love supporting small family owned restaurants. We had 2 orders of the Parillada grilled meat platter: Short Ribs, Black Sausage, Sausage, & Flank Steak. Served with French fries and a mixed salad. My boyfriend had the Fussili Alla Matriciana - Homemade Fussili sautéed with Pancetta in a light tomato Sauce and said it was delicious. We also had some tasty strawberry mojitos, spicy margaritas, and wine as well.

We went for dinner on a Saturday night. It is a small family business that had about 10 tables. The…read moredad was cooking, mom snd daughter serving. Very friendly. There were 2 other couples when we got there. I ordered the Red Sangria that was 1/2 wine 1/2 orange juice. Not to my liking. Exchanged for a glass of moscato. He had the spicy margarita served in a short glass. which he said was ok. The wine was a little flat. Drinks were $15 each. Dinner i got the seafood special that said shrimp, scallops, lobster tail, and mussels over linguine with a pink sauce. He got the cannelloni one beef and one spinach. My entree had no price listed on the specials menu. I have never let price deter me snd I Was shocked to see it was $60. We eat out a lot but that was in no way a $60 dish. The portions were small. Seafood quality was mediocre. And the lobster tails were rock lobster. Which is a coarser meat and not as flavorful as Maine lobster. Which was misleading on the description. Overall one and done for us. In my opinion its too expensive for what they are serving.

Flavors are on point. Great dressings on the choripan and side sauces. This is a carry-out Food…read moreHall so plan accordingly. The ordering kiosk needs some work but that's not on Gauchos. Pricing is a little high especially assuming most folks are getting this food via delivery service which includes other fees. If it was a sit down place I would say pricing spot on for the attention to flavor.

This place is straight bussin! No cap! I decided to add some additional menu items to go with the…read moreChoripán. Glad I did! The sangwich was super flavorful. The bread was fresh and hot off the grill. The fries were seasoned perfectly. I loved the additional sauces with the sangwich as well as the other parts of the order. Elevated everything. The empanadas were filled with richly season chicken and beef. Really good! The short rib croquettes were dynamite. A little dash of that chimichurri sauce and mwuh, chefs kiss lol I will say that at first glance the prices seem a bit steep, but the quality speaks to that. Worth every penny! Bon appetite!

OH MY!!! Great steakhouse!! I ordered the Ribeye, medium rare...what a delicious melt in your mouth…read moreSTEAK!. The mashed potatoes were very tasty and made a great side dish. Meat was very tender and flavorful. And the CARROT CAKE!!!! OMG...THE CARROT CAKE!!!.....very, very tasty!!!!!...Topping that was the great service from the owner himself. Very attentive. The drink selection (wines and spirits) were top notch...try the Cucumber Cosmo...and the after dinner vermouth was GREAT as an after meal drink!!! I also have to mention the awesome ambiance... It felt like a 1920s speak easy...great place to dine!! Like Arnold said "I'll be BACK"!.....

Came here with a group for a work related dinner. There is street parking available (make sure to…read morepay the meter, they're very strict around here, we saw many people getting ticketed even at 5:30 PM!). The dining room itself is very dark (purposefully for ambience) but the menu is a bit difficult to read. We tried several of their steaks and sides and the meats were cooked beautifully. Sides were OK and portions were good. Drinks were also tasty and service was wonderful. Price point is average for a steakhouse. Overall a very solid meal but nothing that wowed me.

My fourth Dine Out Boston 2026 Winter visit: Alma Gaucha, the Brazilian rodizio, with colleagues…read more The meat was delicious, the salad station was plentiful, and we ate until we were stuffed... Meat Serving: My favorites were all kinds of beef! The Premium of Top Sirloin and Top Sirloin with Garlic were extremely juicy and tender, as you can see. I recommended medium rare, and don't cook it more than medium. Tri-Tip Steak and Tri-Tip Steak with Cheese were relatively coarse, but had a layer of fat that made them more flavorful. I recommended medium; medium-well would be too dry. Lamb Steak was juicy and flavorful, with no gamey taste, so eat with confidence. Chicken Wrapped with Bacon and Chicken Legs were garlic-flavored, but the meat was a bit tough. Cheese with Honey was a calorie bomb but really delicious; the cheese had a slightly gamey taste, and the more honey, the better. Most importantly, the grilled meats here are just the right amount of salty; only the Chicken Heart and Pork Sausage were very salty. There were various sauces to choose from, but I personally recommend the oily and slightly sour Chimichurri, or simply salt, black pepper, and lemon juice. Salad Station: Foods were plentiful and all very fresh and of good quality. My favorite was the Apple Salad, which was like the old-fashioned "fruit and salad dressing" version from my childhood--it was nostalgic and had a wonderfully refreshing sweet and sour taste. The Smoked Trout was tender and had a wonderfully flavorful fat, but considering it from freshwater , I only had a small taste. The Clam Chowder had a rich creaminess that perfectly complemented the umami of the clams. The Bruschetta, with its creamy sweetness from roasted garlic paired with the crispy bread, was a delightful little treat. Side Dishes: My personal favorite was the Mashed Potatoes, fried potato balls with a crispy, airy exterior and a creamy filling. The Yucca Croquette was like a tapioca version of Pão de Queijo, with the same crispy crust and mochi-like texture, but a milder cheese flavor. The Caramelized Bananas were too soft and mushy; cooked bananas always have a rotten taste. The Crispy Polenta was very hard, mainly cornstarch, and had little flavor. Desserts: The waiter's recommendation, the Red Velvet Cake, was definitely on point. It was less sweet and had a gentler sweetness, more suitable for Chinese tastes. If you like it sweeter, get more of the part with white chocolate sauce. The Mango Cake had a very smooth mousse and a rich mango flavor. The Keylime Pie was too sweet and sour, too strong a flavor.

Let me start off by saying that this was my favorite Brazilian Rodizio that I've been to many times…read moresince they've been open. It has been consistent for the most part in terms of their food selection, but this time they did not offer Fraldinha or Alcatra anymore on their Dine Out Boston menu. Their cold/hot food bar is better than Fogo's selection by far. It seemed there were more limited meats that came by especially since we were seated close to the entrance of the restaurant despite my card being green the whole time. I would expect everything on the limited menu to show up at least once and the wait time for specific cuts of meat took way too long even with requesting a cut from the staff. Somehow the cheese with honey never shows up either. I went during weekday lunch and the restaurant was semi-busy in the front half of the place up until the end of my visit in which there were only a few tables left and I still didn't get any additional Picanha. They came around with the cheaper alternatives more often. The meats I was served were seasoned well, but the variation in temperature for cuts I got were somewhat off putting despite requesting medium rare each time. There were some perfect temps to start off, but half the time they cut me thin slices of well done meat. That was my table's experience this time around unfortunately. I'd come back again since I've had many better experiences here over the years and I hope this was a fluke and not the fact that it has gone downhill.

Went here on a whim and it did not disappoint! Got a pack of 6 to share with my husband…read more The beef criolla was good but I don't know if I'd get it again. The ham & cheese was delicious. The creamy chicken was really good. The short rib was also good. The prices are really reasonable and the workers were super friendly. I can't wait to go again!

Been eager to try Che Empanada for awhile now at their Kelly square location but parking is a bit…read moretough to find there from time to time. This location is right next to the McDonald's on Lincoln st. I'm surprised to see they opened a place where it has easier parking now so decided to swing in. Empanadas are made fresh and brought over from their Kelly square location so quality is still there. Empanadas tasted great--we tried out spicy chorizo and beef. They were perfect where it wasn't oily nor dry. They have many different varieties of meats, veggies, and even sweet options. I'll definitely come back soon to try other flavors.

Great food and service. This ain't Chester's - a very fine dining experience in a very busy, fun…read moreand bustling atmosphere.

From the owner: Open fire grilling for your event with an Argentine flavor. Growing in Mendoza Don Quintín has…read morelearned the true gaucho way of grilling. We can cater your event by bringing the Argentinian asado experience to your occasion. Asado is an American Spanish word that translates to “roasted” or “roast meat”. It is derived from the Spanish word asar, which means “to roast”. However, when people use the word asado, they are often referring to the unique grilling method used to cook Argentinian barbeque, and the vibrant social event Latin American cultures enjoy while preparing asado.

Stumbled upon this place while in town, and couldn't be happier. There's an array of empanadas to…read morechoose from ranging from savory to sweet which made it difficult to choose. Ultimately I went for the chicken classico and chicken and mushroom. Both of these were flavorful with a golden brown flakey crust that was still nice and soft on inside. The chicken was tender and flavorful adding a slight kick of heat without being overpowering. The chicken and mushroom had an added layer of sauce that helped tie the flavors together and the mushrooms were perfectly tender. Adding to it was a chimichuri sauce that tasted fresh and came in spicy or regular. Ultimately what I liked about these empanadas was that they felt fresh and not frozen like many other places. Despite being only one person, the server was quick with taking orders, working the register, and serving the empanadas. While there isn't much seating inside, I came here with a large group and was able to finding seating. I can see it getting crowded as there were always people coming in. Highly recommend this location, and Ill be trying the other locations as well.

These empanadas were great! I loved the green sauce to go with them, and the hot sauce at the…read moretable. I went here today with a large group and we were easily able to find a table and sit comfortably. There were a ton of empanada choices- it was hard to pick which one to get! I ended up getting the mushroom chicken one, and the eggplant one. The woman working asked if I wanted them heated up, and if I wanted cheese on top of the eggplant one which I thought was a really nice touch! She seemed to be the only one working but was able to give each customer a good experience. She even brought our food out to the table which was really nice. Chicken mushroom- the crust on this empanada was not as flaky as I would have liked, but it was still good. I liked the sauces with it but I'm not sure I would get this one again. The flavor was good, but when I get an empanada I like to have that flaky shell. Eggplant- this empanada was delicious! The shell was flaky and the filling was outstanding. I would totally get this again. Overall I liked this spot! I'll definitely be back to try the MANY other flavors

So good! This place was Great!…read more Came with part of four and ordered more food than we could eat! Wait staff was personable and attentive Will be back the next chance I get ! 5 stars all the way

Los Andes in Providence delivers an exemplary, standout dining experience from the moment you walk…read morein. The space is huge, spacious, and extremely comfortable, yet still manages to feel vibrant and energetic--no surprise given how popular this place is. It gets very crowded, which tells you everything you need to know about its reputation. From start to finish, both the service and food are exceptional. Every dish is delicious, creative, and truly different from anything else out there--this is not your standard dining experience. There's a uniqueness to the flavors and presentation that keeps you engaged throughout the meal. The value is equally impressive. Portion sizes are generous, the pricing is very reasonable for the quality you're getting, and the drinks are outstanding--well-crafted and perfectly paired with the menu. Be sure to make a reservation--this place fills up quickly--and plan on using valet since parking is limited in the area. It's a small trade-off for such a high-level dining experience. A true must-visit destination in Providence.

Very surprised to see this place have low reviews. Came here with a party of 5 for Valentine's Day…read moreand we had a great time. I had the Lomo Saltado a lo Pobre and it was delicious 10/10. Everything was hot and tasted great. Same for the seafood platter. It did take longer than all the other meals but it came out fresh and steaming! We also ordered a pitcher of red sangria and it was great. Not too sweet or bitter. 2 glasses and I was feeling great. Theres always room for improvement. The service was a bit slow to get the bill but overall I enjoyed this place and I would definitely return!

I'm a big fan of non chain restaurants and this one is a gem in RI. Sure there are more famous…read morePeruvian options - with fancier ambience- but for overall quality and value this is my favorite. Plus they have a lama statue for decor! You can't beat that!

The place is permanently closed. They have a for sale sign on the outside. I was looking forward to…read moretrying it as everything looked delicious in pictures and posts.

Not sure if it was me or a different preparation. The beef empanadas were less appealing on my…read moresecond visit, and I love good empanadas. These empanadas are fried, which I knew when ordering. I recognized how much I really prefer baked empanadas.