El Gaucho
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Undoubtedly one of Aruba's most famous dining spots, El Gaucho Restaurant serves a variety of tempting dishes, featuring quality Argentinean steaks, tender and juicy, charcoal-grilled to perfection, such as the famous Gaucho steak, 18 oz sirloin, Pincho Torro Caliente (the biggest shish kebab ever served) T-bone steak, veal chop and more.
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Our professional and friendly staff will pamper you while enjoying the finest Argentine meats and our strolling guitarist duo, Carlos and Baltazar, entertain nightly with romantic tangos and boleros.
We also serve excellent, Aruban flavored, fresh seafood platters. And while flavoring our juicy steaks enjoy one of our exclusive Argentine wines, available only at our Restaurant.
US Call 1-866-978 6809
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- Open Daily from
- 11.30 am till 11 pm
LUNCH 3-course meal
for only US$25.00
from Monday to Saturday 11:30am - 5:00pm
Special Lunch Menu
Currently we have no happy hour
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out of 10
Based on 16 reviews
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Recommended for:
(% of reviewers recommending)- Families with young children
- 41%
- Romantic Dinner
- 66%
- Groups
- 73%
- Travelers with disabilities
- 85%
Recent Reviews
Best Steak Ever!
If you are planning a trip to Aruba, you MUST go to El Gaucho. El Gaucho brings in steaks from Argentina and they serve thee steak is fresh. The prices are good considering how good the steak is. Service is great and cook your food to perfection. Every year my family goes to Aruba and we make sure we go to El Gaucho either on the first night on a welcome to Aruba feast or the last night to eat the great vacation we had and I can't wait until another 24 days when I will be able to go again.
Outstanding
Me,my husband and friends go to eat there 2 times within 10 days of our yearly vacation. We love the food,,,the service and atmosphere....love it.. thanks
Deception
I was a guest at a wedding reception and ordered a $100 bottle of wine. Shortly after receiving the wine I knew it did not taste as I had remembered but not being a conaseur I accepted it. My son noticed that the 2001 bottled ordered turned out to be a 2006. The waiter told me that they don't always update their wine list. I returned the wine. Moments later the manager arrived with a 2001 and explained that the cases got mixed up. I was enjoying myself so I let it slide. When I received my bank statement I found I was charged for two bottles of wine, one for $100 and one for $86. For such a highly rated establishment, I was shocked. Not only was I deceived, but robbed. I will have to find out if my hosts were also charged. PS I gave the waiter a 20% cash tip