

Experience the taste of South America at Victor’s Grill Churrasqueria, a steakhouse in Springfield, VA. We offer the finest cuts of meat cooked to order, along with our world-famous chimichurri sauce. Our other popular dishes include Parrillada Argentina, Churrasco Argentino, and Bife de chorizo. Come in today and enjoy a truly authentic dining experience!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6516 Backlick Rd, Springfield, VA 22150
Phone: (703) 890-1022
Website: https://victorsgrill.com/victorsspringfield?utm_source=google
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Reviews
The plantains were just okay but the mashed potatoes were SO good and creamy. Maybe the best thing on the menu
Service could have been better. After being greeted it took around ten minutes before anyone came back to take our order and our waitress didn’t check on the table much during the meal. It felt a little unorganized and we had to go find the waitress and ask for a to go box and the check.
Overall there were definitely some standout items With more consistent service and better seasoning on the steak this place could easily be five stars. Here’s my ratings!
Steak: 7.5/10
Chorizo: 9/10
Milanesa: 8.5/10
Mash Potatoes: 10/10!!
Plantains: 3/10
Empanada Queso: 1/10
No complaints on service. The staff is great. Victor however needs to learn how to cook a proper steak. Just look at my photos, yeah, nope
My husband and I went to Victor Grill today, Sunday, August 3rd, around 3:45 PM, and had one of the worst customer service experiences we’ve ever had.
When we arrived, a male server greeted us at the entrance, as the sign says “please wait to be seated.” He sat us down and handed us the menu—but never returned. For the next 20 minutes, no one checked on us.
There were only three tables with food, and the three servers—the same man and two women—were all singing happy birthday to one of the tables. Even after that, they stayed seated together, chatting, while we were still waiting to be served.
Eventually, we got up and left. None of them said a word. No one asked if we had been helped, if something was wrong, or even acknowledged us walking out.
This was not just poor service—it was blatant neglect. We were ready to enjoy a meal, but we were treated as if we were invisible. Absolutely unacceptable and extremely disappointing.