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Asador Tehuelche Grill Argentino. Carnes a la Brasa. Parrilla Argentina.B+Worth Trying
km. 1,5, Ctra. Benahavís, 29688 Estepona, Málaga, Spain
· Grill, Argentinian restaurant, Barbecue restaurant
· 4.6/5 Google (812 reviews)
Reservations · Outdoor seating
Destination steakhouse with excellent beef and a scenic terrace; pricing is premium and service can be uneven, so book ahead and focus on grilled cuts.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Asador Tehuelche Grill Argentino delivers strong food quality with expertly cooked steaks and authentic parrilla technique when execution is on point, supported by reliable service attentiveness and a beautiful terrace setting that justifies its destination appeal. However, inconsistent doneness and occasional lukewarm plates prevent a higher grade, and service knowledge gaps emerge on busier nights. Premium pricing with à la carte extras compounds the impact of uneven execution, making it a solid neighborhood steakhouse rather than a region-leading destination.
Restaurant Summary
At the edge of Estepona toward Benahavís, this steakhouse opens to a large terrace that feels both rustic and polished. Diners describe beef cooked just right, friendly guidance on cuts and wine, and a setting that invites lingering. One guest summed it up: "The ribeye cut like butter and the terrace view sealed the night." Indoors can buzz; outside is the safer bet on lively evenings. The cooking leans classic Argentinian grill with European accents—think proper parrilla cuts, simple sides, and a few exotics like kangaroo. When the kitchen is on song, steaks arrive blistered and juicy with a clean salt-and-fire character; on off nights, a few report lukewarm plates or chewiness, so ordering confidently and confirming doneness helps. Starters like provoleta and stuffed piquillo peppers draw praise, and fish options are well executed for non-steak eaters. Families are welcome. There is a true kids menu with familiar choices—steak in smaller portions, spaghetti, chicken fingers, and an Angus burger, plus fries and creamy potato sides. Picky eaters can keep it simple, while adventurous teens can sample different cuts. Prices are premium, so consider sharing sides and saving room for the well-liked desserts.
At a Glance
- Excellent steaks and classic parrilla flavor when on form
- Beautiful terrace setting with countryside views
- Service and doneness consistency vary on busy nights
- Premium pricing with sides and sauces charged separately
- Robust kids menu and vegan mains available
What Sets It Apart
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What People Love
- That first cut into a tender ribeye
- Warm guidance on cuts and wine
- Quiet sunset moments on the terrace
- Classic starters like provoleta and stuffed peppers
- Reliable desserts to finish
Points of Concern
- Occasional tough or lukewarm steaks reported; confirm doneness and plate heat
- Noise inside can be intense; book terrace if sensitive
- Sides are small bowls and add up in price
- Review patterns show polarized experiences; expectations and cut choice matter
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€45-65 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Share one starter like Provoleta, choose a prime cut (Entrecot €32 or Solomillo €36), add one shared side (€5-6), and finish with Tiramisú (€8.5) for balanced value.
Perfect For
- A steak-focused date night on the terrace
- Group celebration with meat lovers
- Families wanting kid-friendly options at a nicer spot
- Travelers seeking a reliable parrilla near Marbella/Estepona
Location Insights
Area: Countryside-feel corridor near Benahavís with destination restaurants and villas; draws locals and visitors.
Safety: Generally safe, semi-rural roadside setting; terrace odors occasionally noted from nearby fields.
Nearby: Set along a main road; terraces with hillside views; short drive from Marbella/Estepona resorts.
EsteponaEstepona is a charming coastal town with a blend of traditional Spanish atmosphere and modern tourist infrastructure. The dining scene ranges from authentic Andalusian tapas bars to upscale international restaurants, catering to both locals and visitors seeking a relaxed yet vibrant culinary experience.
Carretera de BenahavísThis micro-area along the road to Benahavís is characterized by a more rural and tranquil setting with access to countryside dining and boutique restaurants often associated with resorts or golf clubs. It offers a quieter, upscale dining environment away from the town center hustle.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday18:30–23:00
Tuesday18:30–23:00
Wednesday18:30–23:00
Thursday18:30–23:00
Friday18:30–23:00
Saturday18:30–23:00
Sunday
Available: Reservations, Outdoor seating
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