La Patagonia

Not very good no taste ! I found normal always and not very amazing also look like not very good

Extraordinary We enjoy it. the grill of meat was unbelievable we couldn’t eat all it. wine selection of course melbec was amazing

Came in here with some friends after a drizzly walk through Camden market. I got the milanesa pollo madryna — so good! The sweet corn cream sauce was delicious as weird as it sounds. The one critical comment I would make is the service. When we walked in with no reservation they said it was fine but we needed to leave within 1.5 hours for a group that did make a reservation. We were perfectly fine with that but it took about 10 minutes for them to take our order and when we were finished eating we had to request them to provide us the check. Otherwise, nice little cozy place with very flavorful food!

Ah-​MAZING! A must try if you love grilled meat and Argentinian food. Like, I’m racking my brain right now and cannot think of a single fault.
I ordered the meat share platter for me and my partner (which I’m almost certain could feed 4 – 5 people) along with grilled vegetables, parsley and garlic fries and a bottle of wine.
And yes, we ate it ALL. Then I also managed to fit in dessert.
The meat was grilled medium rare as we had requested, the provolone is also a must add (ignore ‘optional’). Fries were perfectly cooked. Actually I’ve got my only complaint: more chimmichurri!!!
You can tell a lot of love is put into the food cooked here. Our server was super helpful and knowledgeable about the wines, helping us to choose a Malbec that paired perfectly with our food.
And even though I was stuffed and ready to roll out of the restaurant, there’s no way I was leaving without dessert. The crème caramel was a delight– perfectly balanced between creamy, sweet and bitter, it was the perfect way to finish dinner.
A must have if you’re in the Camden area, and if you’re not, well worth the journey.
It has a very rustic and homely feel that I loved. Highly reccomended!

This is a lovely restaurant for a nice lunchtime work meal with colleagues (for something a bit different) or a nice time with friends at dinner. The fact that there are quite a lot of locals and natives will show you this has some pretty authentic food with great service.

Where do you go to reminisce with travelling friends about drinking a lot of Malbec in Mendoza, Argentina?
Well we had eaten a lot of steak as well as drinking all the wine available, so it seemed fitting to have our London catch up based in an Argentine steak restaurant. La Patagonia is a rustic Argentine restaurant on Camden High Street, so super local to me and easy to get to.
La Patagonia specialise in steak, empanadas and mixed grills, and of course they have a wide selection of Malbec! I’ve always found their house wine brilliant value at £15 a bottle and it goes perfectly with the steak.
We quickly demolished empanadas whilst waiting for people to arrive and then tucked into the steaks and sides. We also managed to polish off a rather restrained 3 bottles of Malbec between the 5 of us (sounds like a lot written down, but we were on a much higher level drinking in Mendoza #toomuchfun!)
The steaks are fabulous — proper Argentine meat, marbled and tasty because of this, they are definitely the star of the show here. We got fries and some veggies on the side, but you don’t need much else!
I’ve had the mixed grill to share before — they literally place the grill on the table, so not great in hot weather, but again very tasty if you like to mix your meat up and have a bit of everything.
I even believe that we managed to try the desserts one time — but not today, too full of wine and steak, just how you should be!

Yeah. it’s kind of okay. I had the rib-​eye and my friend got the sirloin. They were both okay, mine was over done for what was supposed to be med-​rare. Their aioli was pretty good which came with the fries and sweet potatoes.
Service was very friendly, if not super attentive.
I’d give it 3.5 stars.

This is one of the best lunch and dinner spots in the neighbourhood. The food is terrific, and the empenadas most especially. The steak is also excellent, and served with some delicious sauces. Patagonia has a lovely lunch special (£7.50pp), which is, hands down, the best value in on the street (along with the newly-​opened Hawker). What makes the place special though, is the people, who are unfailingly friendly and enthusiastic. No matter how crowded it gets (and it often does get rather rammed), they are always willing to answer questions and make recommendations. Especially for Spanish-​speakers, this is a real oasis of South American hospitality. Buen provecho!

Love this place! Come here very often during my lunch break with colleagues and never once been let down. Great lunch special where you can get a steak sandwich and a drink, well worth the price and not just your average steak sandwich.
The steak itself is huge and delicious, and comes on a tasty baguette with a mound of salad and great chips. Fried egg on top as well which just adds to the greatness.
Service has always been good, and the selection of sauces available to smear on the steak are great too.
Thinking about it is making me want to go back, I may have to on my lunch break tomorrow!

Amazing empanadas and really good quality stakes. Totally recommended

OMG. This place is amazing. I walked by the restaurant a while ago and instantly recognized the Argentina connection, but it wasn’t until I was looking for a good Camden restaurant that I thought to try it out. I traveled to Argentina about 2 years ago and I know that you can always depend on them for some good meat and red wine. In London, the scene seems to be dominated by the upscale Gaucho, but it is so refreshing that La Patagonia is much closer to the small family owned restaurant scene that I experienced when in Buenos Aires. I came with a friend and we booked the day before for a Saturday evening, which in London is quite difficult to do. The place only seats about 30 people so it would be difficult to come with a group larger than 6.
For starters, we ordered beef and chicken empanadas that were ok but not a must order. They did come on a cute empanada shaped wooden serving plate though. And for mains, we got the Parrillada Pampa to share, which should really be the only thing on the menu because it is absolutely fantastic. We didn’t want black pudding so the restaurant offered to substitute a Spanish chorizo for it, and thus we had a nice fillet steak, two pieces of ribs (that are like a Korean style type cut), two pork chops, and both a Spanish and an Argentine chorizo. All were fantastic but I must say that the fillet and the ribs were my favorite. It all comes served on a sizzling platter in front of you that keeps it warm, and you come out smelling like BBQ.
I really can’t say a single bad thing about the place. We shared a bottle of Malbec that totally hit the spot. Some fellow diners had individual steaks that came served with some vegetables, but I don’t think it could even hold a candle to our platter. I do wish the platter included a lomo fillet, but what they describe as a «beef skirt» was more than a hearty serving of steak so we were not left wanting. The prices are quite reasonable for what you get… and the experience was amazing so I will definitely be back soon.

Güzel bir Arjantin restoranı. Yemekler hiç fena değil. Fiyatlar ortalama ve üzeri. Servis biraz yavaş ancak bunu bilerek gidince sorun olacağını zannetmiyorum. Bu civardaysanız ve değişik lezzet arıyorsanız denenebilir.

Oh yeah baby,
My arteries not sufficently clogged and my cholesterol too low, it was a good friend’s birthday and someone suggested La Patagonia as a place to continue our mission of sampling every steakhouse in London.
La Patagonia has a more rustic menu and feel and subsequently, the cuts and the starters/​sides are different to what you may find in the more americanised places in London.
Set in Camden, LP is small restaurant but with bags of character. The lady serving us was knowledgeable and fun, bantering with us, a group of four slightly tipsy loud guys on a Tuesday night out. She even took the piss a bit saying she didnt think we would be able to finish everything we had ordered. Machoness in full swing, we took that challenge.
My memory is a tad hazy, but I recall having the Vacio which is a 300g flank; something new for me, served with chips, and we also got a Parrillada Pampa which is a mixed grill for 2 ppl.
Must say, it was a juicy murderous party in my mouth for the rest of the evening. Having not had flank before, I was unsure what to expect but pleasantly surprised (this is making me so hungry right now) with the parillada pampa finishing me off nicely.
My boys and I were on local beers all night, not too gaseous with the right amount of fizz. Mmm.
I really enjoyed this different menu, and the feel of experiencing something a little more authentic.
I shall be going back as soon as I can!

We took our friends here based on a recommendation and we were not dissapointed. Great steaks and great service all for a reasonable price (compared with Gaucho, Good man etc). Small family run I think but was authentic argentinian so food was cooked and prepared as if Argentina. Not the best location and most likely wouldn’t have tried it/​found it if it wasnt recommended!

I came here a while ago with a friend of mine. It was a spur-​of-​the-​moment decision, and although they were fully-​booked they pulled up a table for us so that we could eat.
The steak was delicious; perfectly cooked and seasoned. I’m not a huge meat-​eater, but I would risk a coronary at 35 to eat steak like that every day. The meal was great value, too.
The waiter was from Uruguay, so I decided to practice my Spanglish on him. He was great fun and really friendly — he made recommendations as to the meat and what wine would suit it, and was really attentive.

A decent steak. It may not be the best steak I’ve had in London but it was in the top 5.
I always struggle to find places to eat in Camden but decided La Patagonia was close enough to Hint Hunt for a post puzzle solving meal.
I had a massive FAT lomo steak and it was delicious. Others at the table had a variety of cuts and they were all impressed.
Service was friendly and there was even some live music. It wasn’t too busy for a Wednesday night — unlike Buen Ayre in Broadway market — you might actually have a chance of getting a table by walking in.
I had some tasty empanadas to kick off and was thoroughly stuffed by the end of the meal. Dessert options didn’t appeal (and I’ve forgotten what they were now).
I’d go back if I’m in the area but wouldn’t necessarily make the trip over as there are similar places closer to home.

Excellent beef. Cosy ambiance. Very friendly staff

Amazing value and — whisper it — steaks as good as if not better than Gaucho. There, I said it.
Staff are friendly, you never feel rushed and prices are surprisingly affordable. A real find — get here before the secret gets out.

I was full to the brim when I left La Patagonia… and it was incredible. For appetizers we shared a couple empanadas, the veal sweetbread, chorizo, and for my main I had a grilled Argentine ribeye steak. Yum! The steak was fantastic, but the sweetbread stole the show for me. I just couldn’t stop eating it. One of my friends had the ribeye cooked in a clay pot (which also looked amazing) and the other had some grilled fish. We finished our meal off with some flan despite the fact that our stomachs were already full. Luckily we all brought our dessert stomachs along! I can’t wait to go back and try some more rustic Argentine food!