La Tranquera Asador
La Tranquera Asador serves traditional Argentine cuisine specializing in asador-style cuts and a country-themed setting in Mar del Plata.
Located in the Constitución area of Mar del Plata, La Tranquera Asador has stood as a reference point for traditional cuisine for over 30 years on the Atlantic Coast. The establishment operates as an authentic criollo asador, focused on Argentine meats prepared both on the asador and the parrilla. Its identity is deeply tied to rural customs, offering a space that seeks to preserve the essence of open-fire cooking in an urban setting.
Culinary offering and produce
The menu centers on carefully selected ingredients, with particular emphasis on vegetables and greens sourced from the restaurant’s own garden. On the meat side, the menu features iconic preparations from the Argentine asado tradition. Among the most notable dishes are the asado al asador, vacío, matambrito tiernizado, and the gran bife de chorizo “La Tranquera”. Other options include provoleta, house-specialty complete parrilladas, asado banderita, and lechón preparations. This range of cuts, combined with regional produce, defines an experience built around the quality of primary ingredients.
Criollo atmosphere
The interior is designed to evoke country life, decorated with a wide variety of original rural artifacts. The space features authentic elements such as halters, saddles, yokes, potro boots, and horse gear, all reinforcing the gaucho theme of the house. A distinctive and culturally significant feature is its collection of original paintings and works by artist Florencio Molina Campos, from the 1932 and 1942 decades, adding a layer of historical and artistic value to the dining room. The restaurant is climate-controlled with air conditioning for summer and heating for the winter months, ensuring comfort throughout the visit.
The experience
La Tranquera Asador offers an experience that goes beyond a simple meal, serving as a gathering place for those seeking traditional flavors in Mar del Plata. By combining elements of criollo culture with ingredient-driven cooking, the asador holds a solid position within the city’s culinary landscape, allowing visitors to connect with Argentine roots through its flavors and thematic setting.
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Av Constitución 6576
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