
La Estancia Steakhouse: Authentic Argentine & Uruguayan Steaks in Minneapolis Experience the best of South American cuisine on Nicollet Avenue. Opened in 2024, we are a premier Minneapolis steakhouse specializing in authentic Argentine asado and rustic Uruguayan flavors. ✨ Why Dine With Us? Prime Fire-Grilled Steaks: Expertly prepared cuts, including classic Argentine ribeye and strip steaks. Homemade Empanadas: Handcrafted with traditional fillings like beef, chicken, and spinach. Curated Wine List: Featuring robust Malbecs and Tannats to perfectly complement your meal. Decadent Desserts: Indulge in authentic Dulce de Leche creations like Alfajores. Ideal for a romantic dinner, business lunch, or group gathering. La Estancia
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Address: 4751 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55419
Phone: (612) 200-8377
Website: http://www.laestanciasteakhouse.com/
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The owners were both present and so lovely.
All the staff was!
We were sat and our server came shortly. He was quick, kind and helpful! We did 2 mixed drinks which were phenomenal!! Avg pricing for drinks in the city! About $15.
And then we ordered the valentine’s special with empanadas, Salmon and steak.
The beef empanadas were AMAZING and flaky and flavorful. We also had a cheese and spinach which was good but we preferred the beef.
The two main dishes were cooked and seasoned perfectly!!! The chimichurri with the steak was stupid good!!!
Overall, a really fantastic experience!!! The place is super clean and well put together. You can tell the owners really put their life and culture into it! Sentiment of Uruguay and argentina everywhere! even by the bar, the have one screen with scenes of one country and the other screen with the other!!
Really pleased and will be back!
That said, the restaurant itself feels cheap. The chairs are uncomfortable, the place is a bit dirty, and the service is unhygienic. For example, how can you have the server taste the lemonade with the same straw they’re mixing it with, and the same straw you’re about to drink from? On top of that, the server used his hand to handle the straw, which wasn’t even wrapped. I don’t know what the waiters do in the bathrooms with their hands, are they even washing their hands to play with the straws like that? Just because it’s a Hispanic restaurant doesn’t mean standards should be lower. This is not South America. It needs to be clean. Wear gloves. Don’t wipe sweat off your face with the same hands you’re handling food with. Wash your hands. Wash the plates and silverware properly. Hygiene should come first.
The biggest issue for me was the price. I thought paying over $210 for two people, with no alcohol and only average-quality meat, was far too much. That’s what you’d expect to pay at an omakase or a high-end steakhouse, not here. The $35 included service fee didn’t feel justified when I literally saw the waiter playing with straws.
Honestly, I would have valued this meal at around $35 total, and that’s only if everything had been clean. Not sure if I’d go back. Como latinoamericanos tenemos que hacer mejor para seguir trayendo clientes.
For mains, I couldn’t resist the choripán — smoky grilled chorizo tucked into a crusty roll with fresh lettuce and tomato, served alongside thick-cut fries and plenty of ketchup. Simple, bold, and exactly what you crave with a glass of Malbec in hand. ✨
A little taste of Argentina right here in Minneapolis.