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Welcome to La Nueva Argentina
Nestled in Miami, La Nueva Argentina is a beloved Argentine restaurant offering an authentic taste of South American cuisine. Known for its mouthwatering dishes, such as perfectly grilled Parrillada and crispy Miga, this gem has stood the test of time, surviving challenges with unwavering quality. Diners rave about the warm atmosphere and attentive service, making it a favorite for both casual lunches and special occasions. Enhancing the experience, La Nueva Argentina also features a market with authentic Argentinian products. Whether you’re savoring a steak or enjoying a smoky Morcilla sandwich, each bite reflects the heart and soul of Argentina, ensuring you’ll return for more.
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About
La Nueva Argentina
Welcome to La Nueva Argentina, a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Miami at 10121 SW 72nd St. This establishment has carved out a niche that showcases the vibrant flavors of Argentine cuisine while integrating some beloved local Cuban influences. With a warm atmosphere and attentive service, La Nueva Argentina stands as a testament to resilience, having welcomed back patrons with the same high-quality dishes they have come to love.
The menu is a delightful exploration of Argentine culinary traditions. Start your meal with their perfectly toasted Miga, a simple yet exquisite cubed bread that sets the stage for what's to come. Then, dive into the Parrillada for two, a sumptuous grill platter that's nothing short of a meat lover's dream. Each bite reveals the care and expertise behind the grill, ensuring that the meats are cooked to perfection, echoing the rich flavors of Argentina. As one patron, Anthony Garzon, noted, "nothing has changed... it’s still great." This sentiment resonates with many who have returned to the restaurant after a hiatus, finding comfort in its consistency.
The ambiance here is inviting, featuring spacious partitions that allow for a relaxed dining experience. On Saturdays, the restaurant strikes the perfect balance: lively enough to feel festive yet comfortably uncrowded. And let’s not forget the small market stocked with authentic Argentine products, meats, and house-made specialties, making it a convenient stop for those looking to bring a touch of Argentina back home.
Another highlight worth mentioning is the Morcilla, a flavorful blood sausage that frequent diners like Paul Sanchez rave about, often turning it into a sandwich that encapsulates the heartiness of Argentine cuisine. While every dish shines, patrons do note occasional inconsistencies with side items like fries, highlighting the human element in a bustling kitchen. It’s all part of the charm!
Moreover, La Nueva Argentina also embraces cultural fusion. As John Tone pointed out, the menu features typical Cuban accompaniments, which makes the dining experience even richer. This melding of flavors creates a unique culinary journey that reflects the diverse food landscape of Miami.
In essence, La Nueva Argentina is more than just a restaurant; it’s a celebration of flavors, culture, and community. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a long-time patron, each visit assures warmth, familiarity, and a meal that nourishes not just the body, but the soul. So why wait? Discover this culinary treasure and indulge in a feast that honors both Argentine and Cuban cuisines, all right here in Miami!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ We have visited LA Nueva Argentina many times over the years . This visit marks our return after several months away because of covid 19 . We were happy to see that LA Nueva Argentina is still open . That they still have great food and service. From the perfectly toasted Miga to start off our meal to the excellent Parrillada for two that was still grilled to perfection. We are grateful this little "Gem" is still open and that nothing has changed . It's still great . ”
“ Good restaurants, big partitions and convenient, service was great and wasn’t packed on a Saturday afternoon. They also have an small market with Argentinian products, meat and some specialties made by them. ”
“ Loved it ! Although they are an Argentine restaurant they have mixed typical Cuban side accompaniments. I would suggest call them "Cuban favorites" on the menu to support what the the type of food they are serving "Argentine". I will come back a try the other items on the menu. ”
“ The food was delicious and the environment was excellent. I love the restaurant definitely I will be back. ”
“ I been coming to this place for the last 8-10 years and is usually for lunch. I get the Morcilla to start and make a Morcilla sandwich with the bread and then i get either the vacio or entrana from the lunch special. Morcilla is a 10/10 Steak 10/10 Only thing is that ( Sometimes the fries are not that good to much oil ) I spend like 23, i remember back in the days was like 12 lol But overall this place is a 9.5 out of 10 for Lunch and the service is great. ”
“ We went for an early lunch. Not crowded, we had the big salad, the short ribs, the sweetbreads, two fried eggs and the flan with dulce de leche, followed with a very nice cortadito. Every bite was delicious. The sevice was excellent, the staff was properly masked and the seating was well spaced. Outdoor dining is available overlooking the lake. We will definitely be back. ”
“ excellent food - whether you order any beef or chicken entre. ”
“ Not only do they have great food but they also have a meat market with the best churassco. Also have very good service and the food is amazing. Simply one of the best steak restaurants in Miami. Not only that one of the cleanest if not the cleanest steak place around. And that to me is very very important. ”