Listed below are links to reviews of Lala's Argentine Grill from around the web.
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more from calendarlive]
"Enjoy the entraña (grilled skirt steak) three different ways at this lively Argentine grill: simply grilled, al ajo (topped with sautéed garlic) or slathered with sautéed mushrooms. All come with a choice of salad, rice, mashed potatoes or French fries...."
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more from judysbook]
| "The skirt steak is perfectly tender and seasoned, as are the sausages. Paired with some refreshing, light Sangria, their chorizo sandwich makes the perfect summer evening meal...." |
3 reviews
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more from la]
"The outdoor eating area is a great place to have lunch after a few hours of Melrose shopping, and the wine list and Argentine beers help lead off the meal. com recommends the Entrana el Ajo (skirt steak with garlic) as well as the grilled-chicken dishes...."
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more from lacitybeat]
"The skirt steak topped with garlic and mushrooms was also a relatively thin cut – North Americans tend to serve a thick steak cooked fairly rare, South Americans a wide one served medium. (This is probably a cultural legacy from European immigrants to Arg..."
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3 reviews
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| "This new branch of a Melrose Avenue favorite serves traditional Argentine cooking in a small, bustling room illuminated through colorful hand- painted ceiling panels, while earth-tone walls show off modern art. It's a casual yet slightly trendy setting in..." |
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more from tripadvisor]
"The food is bad, and I had to shout across the table to be heard. It was so dark on the outdoor patio that we were straining to read our menus by candlelight, and comments to the...."
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"TripAdvisor™ provides unbiased reviews, articles, recommendations and opinions on Lalas Argentine Grill, Los Angeles...."
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more from wcities]
"A friendly spot to stop for french fries or grilled eggplant, the waiters always seem to be laughing about something here. And why not, when they work in this bright Argentine land where wine can be had for less than $20 and birds of paradise seem to be f..."
