Charrua
(Ahora cerrado)Restaurante de América del Sur$$$$
Lower East Side, New York
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Dan LamJunio 6, 2015This is a great place to have lunch or a date. Chivitos (Uruguayan-style sandwich) are the bomb diggity. The el canadiense is a blend of flavors savory and sour. For apps definitely get the croquetas.
Kimmie OhhSeptiembre 28, 2019The interior is really cute. On beautiful days, they open up their huge window & guests are allowed to sit at the bench right by it (like I did!). They have a bunch of throw pillows there too.
- Kimmie OhhSeptiembre 28, 2019Happy hour is 2-for-1 sangria & need. Sangria Blanca & Sangria Roja are both amazing (I like sangria on the sweeter side). They taste like juice & go down like water so be careful!
- Kimmie OhhSeptiembre 28, 2019Charrua serves Uruguayan food. They take pride in their Uruguayan culture as they have Uruguayan wine & beer. Best known for their chivitos. Filet mignon was tender & the bread was soft & fluffy.
Kate FurmanMarzo 30, 2016Highly recommend the el canadiense chivtos, a filet mignon sandwich topped with bacon, cheese, egg, caramelized onion, roasted red pepper, olives, lettuce, tomato, mayo with a side of fries.
Must try El Cheto Chivito sandwich. Veggie, with portobello mushroom! Delicious! Also the vegetarian croquettes! Both a must have! Oh and the chocolate mousse dessert! Can't wait to be back!- Kimmie OhhSeptiembre 28, 2019I expected their sample platter or picada charrúa to be a bigger portion than what was served. It consisted of chicken cutlet, skirt steak, corn empanada, tuna empanada, chorizo & chimichurri sauce.
JeremyJunio 14, 2015New + apparently the 1st Uruguayan resturant in Manhattan. The appetizer + main course (el bolija) were flavorful. Bonus: Nice atmosphere (especially at night + a very friendly staff. BYOB for now.
m buMarzo 12, 2015AMAZING!! Definitely try the chivito canadiense, my family is from Uruguay, and this one tastes as if it was made in Uruguay.... Delicious! I will be back, often! FYI: It's byob for now
Ernesto GutierrezAgosto 14, 2017The signature dish is the hanger steak with chimichurri sauce. Medium rare is the way to go. The accompanying fries have the right amount of crispiness to them.
Martín MutilvaJunio 5, 2016Really Good and Authentic Uruguayan food. Even better than what you'll get in most places in Uruguay.
Jami BuechlerAbril 19, 2015Everything was amazing and the service was great! Corn empanadas, salmon and flan were fantastic!! Great music and vibe, a must with friends or a date!
AmateurConciergeJunio 23, 2015Their signature sandwich is good and apparently true to tradition, but doesn't bring anything exciting to the table and is a bit pricey at $13. Nice sidewalk facing seating.
Lucia RiveraJunio 14, 2015Great service and kind staff. The chipirones were delicious, and the chivito canadiense is just like in Uruguay. The place is really nice.
Billy SeolNoviembre 5, 2015starting from the bread to the sandwiches everything is perfect. I loved the canadian.
Claire J SongJunio 16, 2015Chivito(Little goat) national sandwich of Uruguay, shiny brioche, bulges with ham, egg, steak, bacon, olives, mozzarella, pickled peppers, lettuce, tomato, caramelized onions, and mayo.
Mats LinanderEnero 19, 2019Try a glass of the Grappamiel (honey grappa). It's not on the menu but they have it in the bar. Delicious.
Kari RimellAbril 18, 2015Do not leave without trying the Salchichon Chocolate! Homemade dulce de leche, new favorite.
Jasmine Garsd GarcíaOctubre 6, 2018Terrible. Took our order & came by 45 minutes later (even tho there were 2 other customers) to tell us they didn’t have what we ordered (a salad and calamari). At that point we were starving and left.
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Charrua
131 Essex St (btwn Stanton & Rivington St)
New York, NY 10002
Estados Unidos
New York, NY 10002
Estados Unidos
The First Uruguayan Restaurant in Manhattan
Cerrado permanentemente (Mostrar más)
- mar–jue
- Mediodía–23:00
- vie–sáb
- Mediodía–Medianoche
(212) 667-5838
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Sí (incluyendo Discover y MasterCard)
Wi-Fi
Sí
Mesas al aire libre
No
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Brunch, Almuerzo, Cena, Postre
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Cerveza, Vino
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