El Charrua is a bustling establishment right in the center of Salta, within a few minutes walk of the Museo de la Cuidad and the Museo Histórico del Norte. The menu features traditional regional fare and the kitchen creates dishes in which depth of flavor is paramount: chicken can come cooked in cognac or a creamy mushroom sauce, and the parrillada classica for two includes three different kinds of meat and twice as many cuts. On the wine front, El Charrua has a well-stocked selection from both the Salta and Mendoza regions of the country, meaning there are plenty of combinations to try with the ravioli, cannelloni, ribs or grilled seafood.

Get a taste of the Salta region’s cuisine at the perpetually packed El Charrua Restaurante Parrilla, a casual place with brick and stone walls and a lively ambience. While the menu has the usual array of beef cuts standard at any Argentine parrilla, the real stars here are the dishes made with tender llama meat. While most menus around town offer it in a carpaccio style, here you will find iterations like llama stroganoff.

Considerado como una parada obligatoria en la ciudad, otro de los mejores restaurantes en Salta es el restaurante El Charrúa. Este restaurante argentino ofrece unos platillos con alta relación calidad precio; y con un horario que abarca tanto la comida fuerte del día y la última de la noche. Podrás disfrutar de una gustosa parrillada de carne y pollo, acompañada de unos magníficos tamales.

Sobre la tradicional calle Caseros , en el Centro Histórico se encuentra El Charrúa . Su especialidad son las carnes argentinas y uruguayas, bajo la dirección de su popular chef, quien perfectamente dirige la parrilla. Cuando visites EL Charrúa de Caseros, tienes que probar su estupendo café cortado o su magnífica limonada.

Then check out the best parrilla in Salta, which serves the classic Argentine parrilla with a twist of Salta specialties like locro and goat. If you’re planning a trip to Salta, make sure to keep these Salta restaurants in mind. You won’t want to miss out on the delicious cuisine of northwestern Argentina!

For Salta city nightlife, Paseo Guemes has become the “Happy Hour” drinking venue: head there early (which in Argentina is 8pm!) to one of the many of the new pubs like Antares selling craft beer (cerveza artesenal): also in this street is one of our favourite steak houses, or parrilladas, El Charrúa.

Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. This is a well located, close to the main plaza restaurant. They serve steaks and the portions are huge and delicious.

In the evening, enjoy a relaxing dinner at El Charrúa, a cozy restaurant known for its grilled meats and local wines.