Excellent dinner, and most importantly, our waiter was amazing! Ariel was so friendly, attentive,…read moreand hospitable. The food was delicious, especially the steak, and the atmosphere was definitely a hotspot. If you're looking for a great place with an amazing steak and excellent service, I definitely recommend it. And most importantly, ask to be waited on by Ariel--he's amazing!

First of all the lady Evelyn was super nice and attentive friendly too but the fact that our waiter…read morewas not we order the parrillada for two small right when he was taking out order for drink he didn't even say excuse me but went right over to the next table just to get the money bill and touch the money with his hand I was just about to Oder my food, I had to wait like he was doing 2 things at the same time. THE BAD THING OF THIS ALL THEY CHARGE A KITCHEN GRATUITY PLUS THE TIP I have never seen that before if the kitchen needs to be paid more the owner should pay them more $$$ because when we leave a tip of 20% that should be divided into all server kitchen. Also the food was very slim salad barely had tomatoes and the meat was cut in half the flan need more milk in it, it taste like water. I will not Be back to this place again!!! I felt cheating In The food amount when your paying high prices!!!!!

Once again, I'm going to have a brunch with a very good friend Jessica at my so very favorite…read moreplace: Mercado, Buenos Aires! I'm so happy because it's not that busy today so I was able to find a space to park very easily, and a table in a booth! Every single item on the menu is delicious We both ordered " la parrillada chica"", comes with a New York skirt steak, an Argentinian sausage, some beef ribs, and some Mollejas (which are the culinary term for sweetbreads, which are the thymus gland or pancreas harvested from calves, beef cattle, or lambs.) Also, mercado Buenos Aires is a supermarket. You can do your shopping as well in the same place. If I could give six stars, I would Awesome place if you haven't tried it I recommended highly‼

I've eaten at Mercado's sister restaurant in Northridge quite a few times, and I was stoked to…read morefinally get to the mother ship. While the West Valley location is small and hushed, with dark woods and muted lighting, the OG Mercado is the exact opposite: big and bright, with a bustling edge in the air as the staff navigates between eat-in diners, people ordering take-out, and still others buying items from their meat, pastry, and cheese displays. Yes, it's a real market and restaurant in one, and the energy is palpable as you browse the large menu, knowing everything is going to be very fresh and cooked to order. It's always difficult to decide between a Choripan or Steak Milanesa sandwich, but today I opted for the Choripan -- and while I deleted the lettuce & tomato that's usually on top, I added grilled onions. As I waited, I was brought fresh-baked Argentine baguette, which was crusty on the outside and pillowy on the inside, with just a touch of chew. The bread is served, of course, with Chimichurri, but also a tomato & olive oil salsa of sorts that had a light and veggie-forward flavor that offered a nice contrast to the earthy, herbaceousness of the chimi. I've learned the hard way to no overindulge on the bread and sauces, so I pulled back after one piece -- and luckily, my sandwich arrived soon after. This is a hefty Choripan, demonstrably larger than what I've had at the sister location. A very plump, butterflied and charred Argentine sausage resting on more of that bangin' baguette (the chewy center offering solid support for the fillings), and a generous helping of grilled onions. There was a patina of "grease" on the sandwich, but that's not a bad thing -- this slight oiliness was packed with flavor, adding tremendous Argentine Umami to the meal. The sausage was meaty and dense, with just a bit of fat and a very nice punch of herbs and spices, leading to an enjoyably potent flavor very specifically South American. The onions were excellently prepared: grilled to a medium firmness, the chef bringing out the natural sweetness while retaining just enough of the original, onion bite to add extra layers of taste. As if that wasn't enough, the onions were clearly cooked in a bit of spice, which gave them an extra kick of heat that blended very nicely with the spiciness of the chimichurri. This is just an excellent sandwich. Service is friendly, the entire restaurant is spic & span clean (including the restrooms), and the crowd seems genuinely happy to be where they are, eating what they're eating. The meats, cheeses, pastries, breads and empanadas on display in the market areas all look top notch and very appealing. I'll be shopping here for things to make at home, and I'll be coming back for another dine-in meal very soon. If you haven't been, you should stop by to try it for yourself. It's just so, so good!

I don't live in the Valley anymore but this was one of my favorite places to go for tapas and wine…read more As I write this I kinda miss it now. The atmosphere is chill and intimate. The food is very good and they have nice selection of wine.

Cute little vibe-y place in an unassuming location off Ventura. There's a Spanish flair to the…read moreinterior and menu of tapas - though we didn't eat, the happy hour wine list was great and I really enjoyed the sangria. Bar tender was friendly and seemed like a lot of locals visit. A perfect little spot for a glass of wine with the girls or a pre-date night drink.

Very warm and friendly customer service. Gaby at the counter immediately gave me some Yerba Mate to…read moretry. The cuisine and recipes are from Argentina. I tried two empanadas -- the arabe (lemon marinated beef + tomato + onion) and the beef (beef + onion + egg). The consistency of the arabe looks like ground beef, while the inside of the beef empanada looks similar to the inside of a bean burrito. I liked both, with a slight taste preference to the regular beef empanada (beef + onion egg). The coffee named after her, Gaby's Iced Coffee is delicious and the Large is a very big cup, so make sure you see the cup sizes before choosing.

This was our second visit, and it lived up to the first…read more I ordered the Dulce de Leche Latte, really good, nice caramel like sweetness without being overpowering. My husband got the Vanilla Latte and said it was blended well and not too sweet (which is high praise from him). Consistent drinks, friendly enough service. Will happily come back for a third round.

Not complaining at all. Been here a few times and the food was good…read more Ordered the Lomo Saltado and is was delicious, bursting with flavor and plenty of delicious tender beef. Their Ceviche Mixto was fantastic as well. Nice and tangy with plenty of mixed seafood. Flavor was on point. El Incomparable is definitely a hole in the wall hidden gem. Service was also great and friendly. If you're craving some good Peruvian food stop on by and give them a try. Until our next visit.

This was my first time trying Peruvian food, and I was blown away! Everything we ordered was…read moreincredibly flavorful, fresh, and clearly made to order. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients in every dish. The service is fast and friendly. The standout for me was the Lomo Montado--absolutely delicious and packed with flavor. The meat was tender, perfectly cooked, and paired beautifully with the other components on the plate. Beyond the food, the restaurant has a wonderful atmosphere. It's the kind of place where you can relax, enjoy great food, and have a good time with family and friends. I'm so glad I found this gem and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to try authentic and delicious Peruvian cuisine!

One of regular go to places. IYKYK. Island Skewers, signature salad and an empanada. Try the…read moredessert ones too!

First of all let me say this : Ernesto IS the best ! He is…read moreprobably the manager and he is awesome !!! Food : Had a ton of Empanadas - beef , chicken, mushroom , cajun sausage, had the chicken stay with peanut sauce as well as the steak skewers. All very good !!!

Best place in the city! All the locations are great but Topanga is really good. Parking is very…read moreeasy, as well as valet. Food is amazing 10/10 Service is great, managers are great like Jason, And the servers/Gaucho are great like Mathew, Eric, and Alex. (Amongst others). Ambience is also great with a nice bar and great drinks

Chris, Abby, and everyone on service today was amazing! Food was phenomenal. My favorite pieces…read morewere the Picanha and Ribeye were cooked and flavored to perfection. Couldnt be happier and fuller

Love Joey Woodland Hills . Great vibe and great music…read more Great menu with many different options to choose from. You can see the chef at the kitchen so nothing is hidden Val and the rest of the team are fantastic. Amazing service.

My plus one and I stopped by JOEY on a Saturday evening. The host at the front was busy, but she…read morewas helpful and let us know that seating at the bar was first come, first served. When we walked over to the bar area, security told us to wait to be seated, so we did. We stood there for about 10 minutes and not a single person approached or acknowledged us. We were the only people waiting, which made it even more frustrating. Meanwhile, security and several hosts/servers were standing right in front of us chatting while we waited. A simple acknowledgment or "someone will be with you shortly" would have gone a long way. Eventually, we decided to leave and take our business elsewhere. Overall, it was an unpleasant and disappointing experience, especially for a restaurant that presents itself as a higher-end dining experience. I give an extra star because I've had positive experiences in the past.

Thanks to Pisco Sour Market, I no longer need to wait a week for AMZ to deliver my Peruvian…read morepeppers....plus they are cheaper here ($4.99 vs. $7.99 at AMZ)! They have lots of unique items as well so allow yourself a generous amount of time to browse. Lots of parking and the staff is nice. If only they had fresh produce imported from Peru, I'd have given a five star review, however they have no produce whatsoever any more.

I used to visit this spot back when it was called Pisco Sour to pick up South American goods. The…read moreselection wasn't huge, but they always had the essentials. Now it's been rebranded as Aroma, and the transformation is good, the place looks much cleaner, more modern, and refreshed. They're still in the process of finishing up the store, but I'm excited to see where it goes. I'm especially hoping they'll offer Peruvian food! I'll definitely be coming back to check out what new items they bring in, also lots of parking available and friendly service.