Buenos Aires Grill

 My step-son and friends were just there and reported favorably.  He is
 extremely "discerning" and will not eat at a restaurant twice if he has not
 had a wonderful experience all around so, when he said he really liked it, I
 listened.  Apparently there is a great variety of well prepared meats
 including things that only a true foodie would eat.  You should have a good
 time, especially if you like meat.

 Someone wrote:

 >Anyone tried the place? We are going there this Friday and I know
 >nothing of the place.

 Have been there once.  Loved it.  Will go back one of these nights.
 Parking's a pain in the arse, but the meat is tasty, the chimchurri
 alongside is good seasoning, and the accompanying sides and the
 Argentinian wines are also good.  Want to go on a protein binge?
 Order the parillada.  Betcha you won't make it to your second round,
 even though you'll wish you could.

 (StuSeattle) wrote in message news:...
 > << >>Anyone tried the place? We are going there this Friday and I know nothing
 > of the place. >>
 >
 > Didn't someone, a few weeks back, say that this place uses a lot of MSG? I seem
 > to recall that they said it was great but that they were sick afterwards. It
 > could have been the other meat place nearby......
 >
 > stu

 Hi Stu,

 That was my post, but NOT about Buenos Aires Grill (which I have not
 been to).  I was referring to the similar-menued, but more
 simply/family decor restaurant in the U-district, "Rio Brazilian."
 All three of us in our party had the same (strong) MSG reaction.

 I look forward to trying Buenos Aires!
 Relaena