All month, the UK's oldest Argentine steak restaurant Gaucho has been celebrating its 30th anniversary with a limited edition menu, and while it might be drawing to an end on Wednesday there's still time to enjoy its brilliant ffer.
Founded in 1994, Gaucho opened its first restaurant in London Piccadilly, which remains Gaucho’s flagship. Since humble beginnings in the basement of the building – which was once the Spanish ambassador’s residence – it now occupies all four floors as a sprawling 320-cover restaurant. For the past 30 years Gaucho expanded across London and the UK, where it now has eight restaurants in the capital and 12 in England, Wales and Scotland. The group continues to see exceptional growth, introducing new locations and continually refined and elevated menus.
To pay homage to Gaucho’s rich history, the restaurant group is unveiling a special nostalgic menu. This exclusive Gaucho Restaurant Week menu, available only until 31st July, features iconic dishes that have defined Gaucho’s journey. This Legacy menu is available for just £30 and will be served with a heavily discounted £30 bottle of Malbec, to celebrate Gaucho’s role as stocking the UK’s largest selection of Argentine wine – 30 years, £30 for three course and £30 wine.
Dish highlights from the vaults include its Ecuadorian Ceviche, debuted in 2012, when Gaucho became the first restaurant group to bring the now-ubiquitous cured fish dish to London. It will be followed by Lomo a la Milanese – an Argentinian staple made famous by its Italian immigrant community, which showcases high-quality steak served breadcrumbed in Milanese style, first served to diners in 2008. All will be rounded off with the OG Dulce de Leche Pancakes – using the same Dulce de Leche recipe from Gaucho's opening in 1994.
What are you waiting for? Book a table online now before it's too late!
