Anahi

In this establishment opened by Riccardo Giraudi and run by Carmen Lebrero, Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco has created a menu centered around Argentine beef. The array of meat dishes is served in a setting designed by the duo behind Humbert et Poyet: mirrored ceilings, marble floors, and a curved wooden bar in the center of the room. Don't miss the meat cooked over charcoal according to the traditional Latin American asado method. The atmosphere is festive on some evenings, but always friendly.

City

Paris

Country

France

Address

49 Rue Volta

Phone

01 83 81 38 00

Website

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Signature Dish

Asado

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