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    Rincón de Buenos Aires - Spring Mountain

    4.4 (649 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    RINCÓN DE BUENOS AIRES - SPRING MOUNTAIN ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Ham and cheese empanada
    mich l.

    4,5 stars Very attentive staff, ambiance casual a very popular spot for locals. Prices are reasonable. Food are delicious. We ordered steak and the grilled it well to our liking. Ceasar salad was delicious but I think they put too much cheese. And the empanada was delicious.

    Ravioli
    Kayla R.

    Came here for my friend's birthday dinner celebration and truly enjoyed it! I don't think I've ever had Argentine food before and I didn't realize how close to Italian food it was. We came on a weeknight so it wasn't too busy. We had a reservation so we were able to be seated right away. Inside literally reminds me so much of a little market and restaurant combo. Kind of like an Italian market, but it's Argentinian. So cool! We ordered some empanadas to start. They were DELISH! I loved the spinach one. To eat, I got ravioli and the sauce was outstanding! SOOO GOOD! I was getting a little full, but of course I still had more room for dessert. My friend got a complimentary flan and we all got to sing him happy birthday. I ended up ordering tiramisu because it's my favorite dessert. It was pretty good! Definitely was pleasantly surprised by this spot! Great option for dinner!

    Oscar B.

    Fantastic Martin Fierro. 5/5 food The service here has always been great. And more TV.

    Front
    Laura A.

    Rincon De Buenos Aires is an Argentinian Restaurant and Steakhouse with two locations in Vegas. We went to the Chinatown Location. Inside is a restaurant, deli, and bakery. English is the second language here. It's not a fancy place and is worn and rustic inside. They seem to work as a team to serve you. We ordered the Parrillada (Grilled Steaks on Burning Plate) and for our sides we picked the salad and the mashed potatoes. They started us off with fresh bread and delicious chimichurri. The bread was very squishy and soft and reminded me of Wonder Bread but with a slight crust. In reasonable time the Parrillada and sides arrives. WOW this really isn't just for two people. There is enough meat and salad to feed five or six people. I figured with the FIVE cuts of beef that I would like some of them? I Must note that I am pickier about beef than most people. I think I tried all the beefs? None of them were tender enough for me. It was difficult to even cut the filet. Maybe I accidentally got the parts that contained grizzle. One piece had so much really hard fat that I wasn't able to swallow it. I had a napkin stuffed with stuff I couldn't swallow. So then I ate some mashed potatoes and salad and more squishy bread with delicious chimichurri. Then I wanted to end things on a sweet note so we tried a dessert called Pasta Frola that was a Guava Shortbread Pie. It's extra rich and very dense. It's a pie full of thick rich guava jam. We brought a lot of leftovers home. My husband and dogs will eat them as snacks. I did enjoy how authentic the place seemed. I might return someday to try a chicken or fish platter.

    Argentine restaurant!!!
    Veronica W.

    I've been coming to Rincon de Buenos Aires for over 20 years and I gotta say this place never changes and that's why I love it! They have the best Argentina parrillada in town! Every time I come here I always order a parrillada and it never disappoints! The parrillada comes with two sides and I think that's a great deal for 74 bucks. The amount of meat you get in this entree is pretty substantial and well worth it. I'd say that the only thing that needs a little bit of improvement is the service because sometimes you end up waiting 10 to 15 minutes to get a waitress to your table. Other than that, I think it's a great neighborhood restaurant that serves great food and if there is a soccer game, you'll be sure to catch it on one of the tellys here. Thanks Rincon De Buenos Aires for bringing some Argentina to Las Vegas!

    Walter H.

    Stopped to try Rincon de Buenos Aires with a group for lunch. The restaurant is clean and has a good amount of seating available. The staff was very nice and helpful. The Sandwich Cuban that I tried was really tasty! The menu selection has a wide range of items to try - so I'll have to go back. However, I have friends that love this place!

    Ceasar Salad
    Griffen F.

    Everyone needs to check out the Spring Mountain location of Rincon de Buenos Aires! After returning from Argentina, I was looking for a spot to get some great food. And did I find it! Rincon has an extensive menu of options and everything was tasty. The wine list was plentiful (I recommend the Malbec). The staff were all professional and offered their recommendations on what we should try. They also spoke about the breakfast menu and how it was different if you wanted the Argentinian medialuna! The location had plenty of seating and the parking lot was large. Everyone needs to give them a try!

    Menu as of 28 May 2026

    While snapping photos of Chinatown's graffitti'd utility boxes, popped into Rincón de Buenos Aires for a late lunch. Atmosphere: Neighborhood diner+grocery+bakery. Lots of TVs tuned to sports in Spanish. Food Complimentary(!) bread loaf with a good crust and soft innards. Came with chimichurri but did not try so cannot assess quality, because the bread was more useful for the Lengua a la Vinagreta ($13.99): Four slices of ~1/8th thickness well marinated and swimming in the vinaigrette, savory with herbaceous garlicky flavor. Pasta Frola ($7.39): Large pie slice, flaky crust and lattice, fruit (I think quince) filling properly thick and jammy. Drink (for some reason the menu did not list cost, prices from receipt) Guaraná ($3.49): Menu listed as canned, but actually was a 12oz bottle. Mate Cocido ($2.49): Large tea bag and very hot water in a white ceramic mug. Value: Well above average; prices maybe a skosh high but I found my meal overall enjoyable. Service: Very nice and easygoing from Andrea.

    I don't remember what it's called but it was all delicious!

    Excellent food and service. The meats were tender and flavorful, salad was great, even the fries were delicious.

    Ribeye Medium Rare
    Kathryne S.

    The ribeye medium rare was perception! Juicy and crispy at the same time. It's probably one of the best ribeyes I've had in years. Nice job Chef!

    Aloun S.

    First time stop buying soft drink coca cola and one pound slices salami service was great. Haven't seat down try they food yet but I will soon

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    Ask the Community - Rincón de Buenos Aires - Spring Mountain

    Are reservations required for a Tuesday dinner for three people at around 6:00 Pm?

    We only accept reservations of parties 6 or more.

    Do you have a corking fee?

    Corking fee is $9.46 or so... like 10 bucks.

    Can I bring a bottle of wine?

    They sell great wine especially Argentinian Malbecs for very good prices! Don't do it, try their recommendations.

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