Lolinda

Forget creamed spinach. This five-year-old Argentinean steakhouse melds Latin American flavors with an ingredient-focused, farm-to-table NorCal vibe. The meat comes in myriad forms, but it’s all cooked over the wood-fired grill to a juicy char. Options include the thinly sliced Entraña (skirt steak), Abuja (an 8-oz flat-iron steak), the Bife de Chorizo (New York steak), Ojo de Bife (ribeye steak), and the ultimate cut, the Gaucho: a thick, juicy, 26-ounce bone-in ribeye steak. They’re served alongside classic cocktails and vibrant, flavorful sides like papas—potatoes roasted to a crisp and topped with chimichurri butter—and pulpo, Spanish octopus served with potatoes and spicy mojo de ajo. If your appetite isn’t satisfied by steak alone, don’t miss the Hueso Asado: rich bone marrow served with jicama, crostini, and chile de arbor jelly.