Wild Ranch - Buenos Aires

Wild West/Ranch. If there’s a working man’s parilla this is it. We first encountered Wild Ranch 7 years ago and have eaten there several times. Owned and run by a man and his son, it’s a very small, very friendly parilla where they don’t take credit cards. Speaking Spanish (as my wife does) is very helpful, but not mandatory. Moderate to low priced and almost exclusively patronized by a local laborers, it seats only about 10-12 around the counter with a few more SRO places. Great fries, chicken and provoletta. Also lots of meats, tho’ we didn’t have any, this go ‘round. Clean, but not your place if you’re a germaphobe.

It's a centrical grill, where you can buy in the pass, there's usually a lot of people, so you have to gain patience.

I work in an office near wild ranch. It is an option to eat some meat, it is not particularly outstanding for the place, nor for attention, but if you go by or are near you do not disappoint. the price is chord, neither expensive nor cheap.

Restaurant meio tumultuado, tinha muita people na hora do almoço, comi um sanduíche de carne que tava legal, mas o preço meio outdo pra nos brasileiros rsrsr

Um otimo local muito movimentado tem uma varieties boa de comida e Drinks e um ambiente quiet e calmo