I've been here twice, & both times we had a great time. Staff are great, & the empanadas are…read moredelicious! Can't wait to go back.

Paris' third arrondissement continues to blow me away every time I visit the city, and Clasico…read moreArgentino is no exception. Not unlike the rest of the district, it's simple, but wonderfully so. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? Ne parlent pas français? No problem. Two kind gentlemen who I assume are the owners/operators are on hand, and they were more than accommodating with an english menu to boot. The location is divine, and the atmosphere comfortable regardless of what the weather looks like outside. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? €4,00 is admittedly on the expensive side when it comes to an individual empanada, but not only is this Paris, but we're talking about a speciality cuisine type that fetches a premium essentially anywhere outside of South America. That being the case, and considering that these were pretty damn big emps, 4EUR is a fair price. Have a look: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg&select=fVVwOlvdmSmZoS2as0cxGg Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? To be honest with you, I don't exactly recall which two empanadas I got, but one was for sure a chicken medley and another beef of some sort. What you should know is that both were very, very good, and I very much enjoyed the baked yet flakey outside as opposed to the alternative deep fried option found across the globe. Single Star Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Have a South American craving in the city of love and lights? Clasico Argentino has you covered. Go here. Star Granted.

My second time eating here. Both times the Bifé de Lomo (tenderloin) has been exquisite... butter…read moresoft. Accompanied by fries, salad and chimichurri. Small restaurant that carries a big punch! A must !!

I have to say that living in the northern most part of South America, Miami, I am used to having…read moreamazing Latin American cuisine. I have an awesome Argentine restaurant less than a mile from my home. So when my husband suggested trying Argentinian food in Paris, well, I was reluctant. I shouldn't have been. Steak and fries that were absolutely 100% delish. I couldn't have asked for more. Sure they gave me faces when I asked for it medium-well instead of medium or rare, but at least I didn't ask for it well done! The flavor of the meat itself was very good, you can tell the beef is quality. Add a red house wine and you are definitely in for a treat. Disclaimer.. the Miami thing is a joke. So many Latins live here we call it North South America.

This place was perfect. We were walking up the hill to the…read more Basilique du Sacré Coeur de Montmartre and found it on accident but I'm so glad we did. They had the best empanadas that I've ever eaten anywhere on the planet and I'm not exaggerating. I've had them all over and in many different countries in Latin America. If you are visiting Paris and staying near here, I would highly recommend this place. Also they speak French and Spanish so that made it easy for us to communicate with them because I'm a native Spanish speaker.

Lovely place for a meal & dessert!! Wine and coffee options too…read moreStaff is so friendly & music is just perfect

From the owner: Cocktails. Empanadas.read more

Excellent Argentinian meet, original Thai food and very good wine! Worth a visit if you are close…read moreto the park Buttes Chaumont in the 19th district.

Great empanadas, perfectly cooked Ribeye Steak. Service was…read moregood but waited 30 min to pay... not sure why. others paid very swiftly. . So I figured I'd write a review.. if you have time and you enjoy a good steak venture out.

I came to Santa Carne with my boyfriend--we were staying at a nearby hotel and thought this would…read morebe a great spot for dinner. We were right! Very friendly servers (even when your preferred language is English) & delicious food. There were plenty of other patrons, but we were able to grab a table without a reservation. Very welcoming experience overall. We started with empanadas which we were so, so good. 100% try those if you come by--I really enjoyed the spinach one. For entrees, both I and my boyfriend ate the steak which was delicious--wine and cocktails too. Certainly would return to keep trying more of the food.

We went here entirely by chance... late, hungry... they had room. We are SO glad we did. The meal…read morewas splendid. The atmosphere is wonderful. Everything was so fresh, well seasoned and tasty. This was one of the best meals we had during our week in Paris. Service was attentive even though they were busy. I would DEFINITELY go back.... And try MANY more dishes!

This is my favorite restaurant in Paris! I brought my American friends with me to try it and they…read moresaid it was the best steak they ever had. Service is great & our waiter was friendly & spoke English. This restaurant is fantastic, though it's a bit crowed, it has a nice ambience.

An outstanding, super-friendly brasserie…read more While it's a wee bit cozy inside, you'll dice with smiles on your face. Not just because the food is excellent, but the staff are warm and kind. We started with the pate de campange served with cornichon, as well as the obligatory escargot. Both were great starters, but wish they weren't out of the bone marrow (yum). I had a wonderful beouf tartare. The beef was superbly fresh and seasoned more the French style. They offered Tabasco and Worcestershire if I wanted it, but it was perfect as-is. T My wife had the onglet and it was divine. Perfectly med rare on the French scale, and again, perfectly seasoned. The frites on both dishes as well as the salad were great. As we got to know the staff, now our friends Liloo, Mahmoud, and Otto, we were chatting it up for a bit. They gave us some Chartreuse at the end of the meal on the house. Never had it before but it was like sipping an herb garden. So delish. Thank you my friends for looking out for us and helping us have a wonderful meal.

Food was amazing with great customer service. This was recommended my locals and it was perfect…read more Super cozy and not touristy.

Nice location, place looks clean, staff really friendly how ever the empanadas weren't authentic…read moreArgentinian, taste totally different, the ingredients for the spices are not what they use in Argentina

My late afternoon snack while lying in the grass of the Place des Vosges was elevated to much…read moretastier heights thanks to this little Classico Argentino annex. The line outside was filled with people picking up cones of their fabulous ice cream, but I was craving warm, savory goodness and their empanadas had my name all over them. It's very hard choosing from the 6 different varieties but I went with the spinach and cheese and the chicken. They were both great but the chicken was far superior but that dough, my god, it's all about the dough! It's flaky, golden, doughy, buttery perfect. I actually think I'm going to pick up that cookbook of theirs just for that dough recipe. NB: They also sell wine to go to compliment your picnic in the parks and if it's raining, you could eat your empanadas at the cozy counter instead.

This place was so busy and we thought it would be a sure hit. Well it was hit and miss. They…read moredid some things well and others weren't so great. I've always heard that food isn't that great in Paris and now I believe it . The space in this restaurant is super tight. They cram you into small confined spaces and when other patrons arrive, you are literally trapped in your spot. There was a dog sitting on a bar stool dining with the owner. Very cute and wish they would allow dogs in restaurants in my home country. We ordered drinks to start. They were strong but who's complaining? The octopus was actually quite good. This is the only dish that I thought was worth mentioning. The steak was ok but not outstanding. For those prices, I would expect a lot better. The worst dish was the ceviche. The grapefruit ruined the taste and made it bitter. Just make ceviche the normal way. Some seasoning would have been nice as it was also tasteless and bland. The empanadas were actually decent too. The asparagus dish was over priced for three pieces of asparagus. Anyway I think we will just eat in since we have a kitchenette with our accommodations . I don't mind spending if it's good but I refuse to pay top dollar for mediocre.