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Steak Houses in Santa Cruz


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Santa Cruz, Bolivia is famous for its steak houses, known locally as “churrasquerias” or “parrilladas”. Being a cattle-ranching region, this is logical. A trip to Santa Cruz is not complete without at least one typical steak meal, so much so that city tours frequently include a meal at a churrasqueria.

Cruceños, as locals are called, love a good churrasco and spend a lot of time grilling. Many casual social events, holidays, special occasions, and just normal weekends take place outdoors around the grill, either at home or at a restaurant, many of which have large outdoor areas. Dress is casual and many of provide live music (usually local “bandas” that play Bolivian dance music, salsa, cumbias, etc.

Try the zonzo and yucca, both traditional must-have steak side-dishes in Santa Cruz. Most churrasquerias will also serve a wide variety of sausages, chicken, chicken parts (such as hearts, gizzards, livers, etc.), pork (ribs, chops, chicharrón) and other unusual (but amazingly delicious) beef parts (such as intestines, hearts, kidneys, tongue, and yes, udder!) along with lots and lots of salads and desserts. Go with a VERY empty stomach. There is a LOT to sample.

There are also lots of outdoor restaurants in the country (restaurants campestres) that are also churrasquerias where you can enjoy the day, bask in the sun, guzzle some potent Bolivian beer, and chew the fat (literally).



LA CABALLERIZA
Calle Libertad No. 816
Parallel to Ave. Monseñor Rivero
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Phone: (591-3) 337-8919
Fax: (591-3) 337-8915
Email: lacaballeriza@cotas.com.bo

CHURRASQUERÍA EL CORRALITO
(a favorite among "gringos")
Calle Cochabamba Esquina Moldes
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia


RESTAURANTE PARRILLADA DON MIGUEL
(small, but one of my favorites)
Av. Viedma 586
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 332-1823

CASA DEL CAMBA
(local tour stop, also super local favorite)
Av. Cristobal Mendoza 1365
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 342-7864
www.casadelcamba.com

LA HERRADURA STEAKHOUSE
Alameda Potosí 648
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 3333-1919

RESTAURANTE CHURRASQUERÍA EL FOGON
Av. Viedma 434
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 332-9675

LOS HIERROS STEAKHOUSE
Av. Monseñor Rivero 300
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 337-1309

CHURRASQUERÍA EL ARRIERO
Av. San Martín Calle 4 Este Equipetrol
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 333-1694

CHURRASQUERÍA CHE GAUCHO
Av. Monseñor Santistevan (Cine Center)
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 339-3925

LOS LOMITOS
(also very popular among locals)
Av. Uruguay 758
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 332-8696

LA CHOZA DE DORYS
René Moreno 41
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Tel: (591-3) 332-5184



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