Best Churrasco in Miami

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Los Ranchos is a Nicaraguan steakhouse brand with a downtown branch that makes churrasco extremely convenient. The tourist-market setting is the compromise, so stick to grilled steak and skip vague combo platters. — Bayside / Downtown

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12:00–14:00 before sightseeing cruises or 17:00–18:30 before Bayside crowds thicken.

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El Novillo is a Nicaraguan steakhouse known for churrasco with chimichurri and family-style Latin sides. It is the most direct Miami order when you want churrasco without Argentine steakhouse pricing. — West Miami

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12:00–14:00 for lunch or 17:00–18:30 before weekend live-music dinner crowds.

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Che Tito's is a north-county Argentine steakhouse that makes sense for travelers staying in Aventura or Sunny Isles. The food angle is straightforward grilled beef with chimichurri, not Miami Beach glamour. — North Miami Beach

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12:00–14:00 or 18:00–20:00; weekend dinner is family-heavy.

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Graziano's is an Argentine parrilla where grilled beef and chimichurri are the reason to sit down. Order steak from the grill rather than filling up on empanadas first. — Coral Gables

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12:00–14:00 for lunch or 17:30–19:00 before parrilla dinner crowds.

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Baires Grill is an Argentine steakhouse where skirt steak, entraña, and chimichurri are safer orders than broad Latin samplers. The Brickell location works when logistics matter as much as grill pedigree. — Brickell

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17:00–18:30 for early dinner; late dinner becomes a Brickell night-out scene.

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Fiorito is an Argentine neighborhood restaurant where steak and chimichurri carry the meal. The room is small enough that reservations matter more than at larger parrillas. — Little Haiti

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18:00–19:30; small dining room fills for dinner.

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Novecento is an Argentine-style bistro where churrasco and chimichurri fit a central Brickell itinerary. It is not a hidden grill, but it is one of the simplest steak stops for travelers staying downtown. — Brickell

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12:00–14:00 for lunch or 17:00–18:30 before Brickell dinner peak.

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Manolo is an Argentine-Uruguayan cafe where steak sandwiches, churrasco plates, and churros all share the menu. It is useful for travelers staying in North Beach who want Latin grill food without crossing the bay. — North Beach

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12:00–14:00 for lunch or 18:00–20:00 for a casual steak-and-sandwich dinner.

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