Don Julio...best Steakhouse in the world?

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Mollejas were the highlight.
I’d rather go to Osaka for the money.

Or just do it at home I’m a decent asador these days.

 

[rob0001]

I was there in May...good for sure but not the best in the world in my opinion...I have been to many steakhouses and can name many fantastic ones...even in Portland, Oregon or Seattle, Washington that are as good or better.
The price is pretty reasonable for the USA but not for Argentina.

 

[sergio]

Really these discussions are silly. How can there be a "best"? There are so many variables.

 

[QuilmesSlo]

Really these discussions are silly. How can there be a "best"? There are so many variables.

Indeed these lists exist because they provoke discussion = click bait.

 

[SinPulgas]

Indeed these lists exist because they provoke discussion = click bait.

I agree that these things are silly, but these types of lists existed long before there were any mice to click.

 

[QuilmesSlo]

I agree that these things are silly, but these types of lists existed long before there were any mice to click.

Yes, there was a time, a simpler time, when these lists merely sold glossy magazines. Same gig.

 

[tilkaratnedil]

Went last week for the first time in a couple of years. Felt meaningfully more expensive than before. I seem to remember ~$15 for a steak, now ~$40.

 

[sts7049]

that's still a bargian, considering how prices around the world have inflated in a couple years time. what costs $40 for a great steak would be easily double or more in the US at a top steakhouse

 

[malandro]

what was the bill (in pesos) at Don Julio? And does everybody realize you can buy the special aged beef they use at their meat shop down the street? and the sausages.

 

[grosso95]

The issue with Don Julio is the huge line, that spoils the experience for me. Yesterday at 5pm there were at least 30-40 people outside waiting.