I just took my dear friend here for his birthday dinner, and what a wonderful find! So wonderful…read morethat I had to come right home and write a review! We've both lived in Park Slope for 18+ years, so we've had our share of lovely restaurants to choose from. But I wanted to try something new, and since my friend enjoys a good steak, I turned to my Park Slope Facebook group for recommendations. This place came highly recommended, and now I know why! I don't eat steak myself, but I was very happy with the menu options. We shared the bibb lettuce with avocado and calamari as appetizers. My friend ordered the skirt steak with mashed potatoes, while I enjoyed two different vegetarian empanadas. I have to say, this place is WONDERFUL! A cozy vibe, lovely decor, friendly staff, reasonable prices for the portions, and downright delicious food! Definitely coming back again, and definitely recommending this place to everyone I know!

Totally forget to post this review BUT as I'm looking through my photos (which doesn't do this…read moreplace and the food any justice), I figured I better get to writing this review. My homegirl has raved about this place so I figured, I'd come check it out. It was such a welcoming experience! Justin & Amy were awesome! My friend and I got Sangria, milanesa (to go) ,coconut shrimp, calamari as well steak skewers. Everything was sooo good! I'll definitely be back

The place is is Romantic.. my girl and I had a date--it's low lit, and the decorations are nice…read moretoo. We had the parrillada which has steak, morcilla, and a whole bunch of food. We got the small one and it was absolutely huge. For those who eat a lot it's great Next time I'll come back and eat tthe entraña

While there isn't exactly an Argentine neighborhood in New Jersey, many great restaurants are…read morelocated in the northern part of the state. Argentine cuisine is a blend of influences from the Italian and Spanish immigrants with its chief national product, beef. They say the reason Argentine steak is so good is that its cattle graze on the country's plentiful pampas grass, rather than being grain-fed as American cattle are. The result is leaner, more flavorful, and more nutritious beef. One such establishment is on Moonachie Road in Moonachie, where my partners, our friends and I decided on Saturday dinner. Reservations were easily made via OpenTable. Upon entering this cozy, modern interior of Tango Steak as first-timers, we were greeted by the host and got a table right away. We were here 3 years ago when it was El Tango Argentina Grill. The vibe has completely changed. It's now darker and louder, not family-friendly. Music was at a decent volume and does seem to increase as it gets later, giving it a lounge type. As an appetizer, we started with Beef and Chicken Empanadas as well as Calamares (Calamari). For our main meal, we decided on the Extrana (Skirt Steak) with Mashed Potatoes & Chimichurri Sauce and Tango Burger accompanied with Fries. Food was good, not awesome. Our appetizers were tasty and well seasoned. The Skirt Steaks tasted fantastic with the Chimichurri Sauce. The Mashed Potatoes had a nice texture. However, some of us asked that their Tango Burgers be made medium but came out well done. The Fries were salty and very dry. Our service was horrendous, but our server was Nathaly who was accommodating and apologetic. Some of us had gotten their appetizer faster than others. The duration between our appetizers and the main meal was an hour. The food was not cheap given the portions received and the 20% gratuity added automatically to the bill. With insult to injury, their valet attendant charged $5. Definitely not what we expected, which is why we sadly can't recommend this place.

absolutely delicious, the food here never misses. my family and i usually get a parilla and it's…read moregreat. the workers here are also the sweetest, they make you feel welcome from the moment you walk in.

Extremely disappointing experience regarding service, pricing, and illegal billing practices. I…read morewill never return, and I am writing this review so other customers can avoid being taken advantage of. 1. Poor Service & Lack of Preparation During Peak Hours Complimentary bread has always been provided here, but none was served tonight. When I asked about it at 6:50 PM--right during peak dinner hours--the staff simply claimed they ran out because of the holiday. If it is a busy holiday, management should properly prepare sufficient inventory. 2. Discrepancy Between Menu Prices and Actual Bill The prices charged on our final bill did not match the prices listed on the menu. Overcharging customers without prior notice is deceptive and unacceptable. 3. Violation of NJ Credit Card Surcharge Notice Laws Under New Jersey law, businesses charging different prices for cash versus credit cards must clearly display the surcharge fees on both the menu and visible signage near the entrance/register. This restaurant had zero notices displayed, yet applied differential charges arbitrarily. 4. Unauthorized 20% Auto-Gratuity on a Party of 4 We were a small party of four. Despite not meeting any standard large-party threshold, the restaurant added a mandatory 20% tip to our bill without consent or prior warning, using the "holiday" as an excuse. Forcing an automatic tip on a 4-person table without agreement is fraudulent. No matter how the food tastes, operating a business by deceiving customers and violating state regulations is unacceptable. I will never come back to this establishment.

We ordered the steak parillada and boy it was fantastic. We also had the side of salad and mashed…read morepotatoes and cream of spinach. Everything was So good. The chef also came out and we had a great conversation. They have been in business for 12 years and cannot wait to be back. If your celebrating a birthday get ready for great birthday song The service is on point and very friendly.

5 stars: Paella valenciana 5 stars: very attentive service…read more(notably the waiter who would sing/celebrate birthdays) 4 stars: skirt steak 3 stars: tres leches Other notes: easy to make reservations online, street parking can be tough on peak nights, skip the empanadas and Americano coffee, many tvs in main dining room - we saw mexico/Uruguay soccer.

Casual restaurant with friendly staff, amazing empanadas, and great wine. Not only were the…read moreempanadas great but also the 2 homemade dipping sauces - I loved the one that was super spicy. Lots of bold Argentinian wines to select from that won't break the bank. Not only were the staff great but also the other customers were all Argentinian and clearly this was the "go-to."

This restaurant is in a prime location. There are bars all around this neighborhood. The staff here…read moreis incredibly friendly and super knowledgeable on recommendations. We ordered a couple empanadas, split some French fries, a steak and a salmon. All were cooked very well. The restaurant has a wide array of wine as well, so make sure to ask for their favorite. If you are in the area. Definitely come here for some food before painting the town red.

I want to start the review with a huge WOW! I visited bonfire with family for dinner and…read moreeverything literally everything we tried was tasteful and the food presentation A1. They have amazing service; they accommodated us where we wanted to as well as provided great customer service during the whole time. The ambiance is fun and very aesthetic, would recommend for family dinner with a touch of music!!

If you are ever craving any Caribbean food this is definitely the spot!! The taste of the food…read moremakes you feel like you are in the island. The environment is amazing and service is A1.

We stopped by Patria Station Café in Berkeley Heights, NJ on a quiet Tuesday afternoon, hoping to…read moreenjoy a relaxed lunch--and it turned out to be a great choice. The owner, Carolina, was warm and charming as was the waitress, Amira, who provided great service. We started with Argentine beef empanadas as a starter. For lunch I ordered the beef milanesa platter with French fries, while my wife had the chicken milanesa sandwich. Both dishes were generous in portion and full of flavor, just the kind of hearty, home-style fare I love from Argentine cafés. We also picked up a sandwich de miga to take home--a crustless ham and cheese sandwich that was simple, delicate, and satisfying. I'd rate both the meal and the sandwich an easy 8 out of 10. The café itself has a welcoming, local feel, and visiting on a weekday kept things peaceful. I learned they offer fresh Argentine pastries on weekends, which sounds like a perfect reason for a return visit soon. Patria Station Café is a great spot for authentic flavors, big portions, and a pleasant, laid-back experience.

We stopped on our way home from a wedding .. My husband is from Argentina so anytime we can have a…read moretaste of home for him we stop ! The owner was so welcoming ! The place was decorated so nice and different but beautiful! I had the toasted sandwich de miga delicious!!!!!! My kids demolished the kids French toast ! We brought home some empanadas and they were delicious! Can't wait to visit again ..

We stopped in a few weeks ago to get a cake for our aunts birthday. Of the choices available,…read morewhich were courteously explained to us, we went with the vanilla cake, peaches, meringue, and chocolate leche cream filling. Yes, all in one cake. What an incredible combination! First off, the cake was just gorgeous. But most importantly, it was absolutely delicious! Our aunt was greatly pleased with the taste, as were we, but also that it was something she had never had in all her 90 years! Ashamed to say we live only 3 blocks down, but haven't stopped in more often. Believe me, that won't happen anymore. Never saw so many beautiful pastries, cakes, cookies, and empanadas, all that we are going to try and work our way through this year.

Oh boy! This bakery is located near my sister's house, walking distance. And that is something…read morethat I absolutely love. Especially when you are not in the mood for your own cooking and you just feel like grabbing something to eat instead. It's a small baut nice bakery. A little bit of a fast paced environment. Not too bad but quick. Everything there looked absolutely delicious! We wanted to order everything but alas our time in tje line ended and we had to choose. So we ordered a few empanadas, pastries and coffee. Everything we ordered was delicious but I have to say my favorite savory was the Beef empanadas. Perfectly seasoned and crunchy on the outside. The pastries soft with the sweetness of the dulce de leche. Now their coffee to me personally I've had better. I fell like the food and pastries make up for the coffee. I still fell in love with this place. Isn't a cozy home away from home type of vibe. Wish we didn't live in Orlando so I can become a regular here but what can I do? I will just have to make another trip. Well, point is I fell in love with this place

awesome spot - got a small pizza to stay and everything was fantastic. exactly the kind of pizza…read morethat comes to mind when you want an NJ slice great sauce, great cheese, great crust. not the best pizza I've ever had, but absolutely a solid, can't-go-wrong option that I'll be coming back for. Thanks!

Service was absolutely excellent, the ambiance I was kind of indifferent too so far as the look of…read morethe place, the portions are generous, these are pretty big slices, and for that, especially these days, you get pretty good bang for the buck here price wise. What you just have to be aware of is that if you are looking for Italian pizza, this is not Italian pizza. It might look like it, but if that's what you're used to in looking for, this might taste a little off, but it's not off, it's just different, some different seasoning in it. Not as much my thing, but approaching it for what it is, this is more than not bad, this is a good spot. You can go a few blocks up and have Domino's and struggle not to regurgitate for several hours afterwards, but this would certainly be a better choice than that. I would say give it a try, you might even like it more, different people have different tastes, but the quality is good and the service is excellent and the prices aren't bad at all, so while it might not be entirely my thing, I can still recommend it.

I will say we went here today out of the blue. We ordered chips and tropical Guac. Ordered a few…read moreempanadas which were very good. The Hawaiian, chorizo, spinach &mushrooms. The service was very good. Nice and polite. The atmosphere was quiet and had me feel like I was back in Texas. Only struggle was the price. Empanadas are $3.50 a piece but their meals $20-27 for a bowl and the bowls are huge. But price to me was a lot.

This place said, "Why choose a country?" and I respect that. Argentinian + Uruguayan…read morebakery/restaurant... with a Mexican corner on the menu just to keep things spicy. So yes, by my highly scientific logic, this is also a Mexican spot. The decor definitely leans Mexico, heavy, which its amazing, kept reminding me of my favorite Mexican restaurant. But anyway, we're not here for interior design, we're here to eat. There's a LOT going on here, menu wise and vibe pwise, but in a good way. I ordered the Sandwiches de Miga 'Olímpico' and if you haven't tried them yet, that's a personal failure you can still fix. They're a must. Soft, classic, comforting... except for the edges. The edges were... questionable. Hard/frozen-ish. Not blaming anyone directly, maybe the fridge settings were on "Antarctica," maybe they weren't fully thawed. We'll never know. But that first bite hurt emotionally. It was like ordering a burger without pickles, taking a confident bite, and BOOM! pickle. Suddenly your whole day shifts slightly off center. Service wise: the guy at the counter stared at me, I started my order with zero greeting, felt like human self checkout, and I'm fine with that. Sometimes you don't want conversation, you just want carbs. Despite the frozen edge plot twist, I'm 100% coming back. The food has real potential, the place has character, and I need to try their asado.