Laura's 30th B-Day at The Buenos Aires Grill Belltown

Photos by: RON HENRY
AH!!! thank you so much for your gorgeous gifts of photography. and for your fantastical friendship. i'm one lucky chica. olé!







Friday and Saturday nights real tango dancers snake up and down the bar.



Laura gets to tango..




Laura and Dave

I will Rave about this place- I had the best service and my dinner was perfect. It was a great experence. Thanks so much for Dinner Anita with Ameriprise..
The Buenos Aires Grill is about meat. Lots of meat. A guaranteed pound of meat on every plate. First timers should try the parrillada, a miniature grill’s worth of beef, chicken, beef, sausage, and beef. You’re likely to go home with some in a doggie bag, particularly if you’ve availed yourself of the nourishing sides: a creamed-chard concoction, garlicky fries sprinkled with parsley, et very much cetera. Friday and Saturday nights real tango dancers snake up and down the bar.
Happy Hour
From 5 to 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. to close every weekday, you can have yourself a miserly little happy hour at Buenos Aires on nothing but potent house martinis, beer, and wine. ($2.95/glass). Sadly, all you'll have to accompany your drinks is the mesmerizing sound of tango music—nothing else on the regular menu is discounted. Moving south down the carte only leads to extravagance: full-priced specialty cocktails—including a caipirinha ($7) that's light on the lime, heavy on the rum—and supper-sized plates of meat, seafood, or sweet-corn empanadas. If you do crave something to soak up all that rum in your belly, consider the frito misto ($10), a light-as-air fish fry that features some of the best calamari you'll taste in this town.