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Argentinian steakhouse opening soon
“A unique combination of top quality beef from grass-fed cattle, reared in the fertile lowlands of Las Pampas, and superb world-famous Argentinian wine” is promised at a new restaurant opening soon.
Even a salad at Buenasado can cost up to £15.95, with a 16oz chateaubriand costing £57.95 and a 12oz churrasco de lomo setting diners back £44.50.
The restaurant in Bristol will be the third Buenasado following openings in Reading and Walton-on-Thames.
It’s also the sister business of Buenos Aires, who have restaurants in Richmond, Horsham, Reigate, Wimbledon and Chiswick.
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“Since its opening in 2007 as a local Argentinian steakhouse serving prime Argentinian cuts to the local community in Wimbledon, the Buenos Aires group of restaurants has expanded across South London and the south-east, bringing the passion and taste of Argentina,” says the group’s website.
“Our dedication, enthusiasm and commitment are unparalleled. We have pledged to serve the best Argentinian meat, served with Argentina’s famed earthy, rich, rustic wines in a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere by people passionate about good food.”
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Buenasado is set to open on Whiteladies Road next to Bosco in what was most recently The Ox.
The Ox suffered a serious fire in 2019, with five people having to be rescued and 16 people evacuated from the building as the fire raged in the restaurant.
Main photo: Martin Booth
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