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Tuck into delicious Argentinian steaks at Gaucho. Credit: Justin De Souza. Image courtesy of Gaucho.

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Book a table with sweeping views at Gaucho Tower Bridge. Credit and image courtesy of Gaucho.

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Choose from an array of mouthwatering meat dishes and sides at Gaucho. Credit: Justin De Souza. Image courtesy of Gaucho.

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Discover another striking venue at Gaucho City, which is set inside the historic gold vaults of the Old Bank of England. Credit and image courtesy of Gaucho.

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Roasts are another popular treat at Argentinian restaurant Gaucho. Credit: Justin De Souza. Image courtesy of Gaucho.

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Gaucho's steaks are sourced from Argentinian, premium Black Angus cattle. Credit: Justin De Souza. Image courtesy of Gaucho.

Gaucho

London Bridge

Address: 2 More London Riverside

Southwark

London

SE1 2AP

About

Tuck into juicy steaks sourced from Argentinian, premium Black Angus cattle, at Gaucho, one of London's most famous steak restaurants.

First opened in 1993 on Swallow Street in Piccadilly, the Gaucho group has since grown to 20 restaurants in the UK, with most venues located across London, from Canary Wharf to Richmond.

At Gaucho Tower Bridge, you'll be treated to incredible Thames vistas of Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. Or book a table at Gaucho City, which is set inside the historic gold vaults of the Old Bank of England.

What food is served at Gaucho?

Traditional steaks including fillet (lomo), sirloin (chorizo) and ribeye (ancho) sit alongside spiral cut specialities. Share The Gaucho Sampler or a slow-grilled Chateaubriand to try a bit of everything.

Spice up your dinner with sauces and toppings such as firecracker chimichurri sauce, nduja butter or mustard onion.

All Gaucho London locations

There are Gaucho restaurants in the following locations: Broadgate (5 Finsbury Avenue, EC2M 2PG), Canary Wharf (29 Westferry Circus, E14 8RR), Chancery Lane (125 Chancery Lane, WC2A 1PU), Charlotte Street (60A Charlotte Street, W1T 2NU), City (1 Bell Inn Yard, EC3V 0BL), Covent Garden (8-9 James Street, WC2E 8BT), Greenwich (The O2, Peninsula Square, SE10 0DX), Hampstead (64 Heath Street, NW3 1DN), Piccadilly (25 Swallow Street, W1B 4QR), Richmond (The Towpath, Riverside, TW10 6UJ), Sloane Avenue (89 Sloane Avenue, SW3 3DX) and Tower Bridge (2 More London Riverside, SE1 2AP).

Does Gaucho take bookings?

Yes, Gaucho takes bookings online or over the phone. Some venues accept walk-ins. Please check directly with your chosen venue ahead of visiting.

What are the opening times for Gaucho?

Gaucho restaurants in London are open daily till late. The Tower Bridge venue, for example, is open daily from 12pm to 11pm.

Is there a dress code for Gaucho London?

Gaucho doesn't have a strict dress code, however most guests wear smart casual clothing.

What is Gaucho London known for?

Gaucho is famous for being one of the more high-profile pioneers of Argentinean steak in London.

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