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Gaucho

http://www.gauchorestaurants.com/
Last activity: 29.07.2026
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Gaucho source the finest grass-fed beef in the world from Argentina, along with an offering of many other Argentine specialities which range from Latin American style ceviche to chorizo, Gulf de San Jorge lobster, Patagonian lamb and Argentine gambas as well as traditional empanadas and fine wine. With seasonally changing menus served across all of our restaurants throughout the UK (London, Leeds and Manchester), the company now also has two international restaurants; Gaucho Dubai and the recently acquired Sucre in Buenos Aires which was named one of the top 50 restaurants in South America in 2013
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Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 1001-5000
Phone: +44 20 7432 9615
Founded date: 1990

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29.07.2026Martin Williams: My top picks for the Toast the City Awards 2026The Toast the City Awards 2026, for which I am honoured to be a judge, is down to its final stage – the public vote! Now in its second year, the awards give you the chance to celebrate the most amazing places in the Square Mile (and slightl...
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29.05.2026I’m 50 – but I feel young dining at Simpson’s in the StrandHappy birthday to our top columnist – 50 years young and still eating out every night, especially at Simpson’s in Strand where he feels half his age As I turned 50 this weekend, with a solid celebration at Quaglino’s, a friendly journalist ...
08.05.2026Revenue soars at Madison owner despite hospitality crisisThe group behind restaurants including Quaglinos, Coq d’Argent, Madison and Bluebird has seen its earnings surge despite the challenges facing the hospitality sector. Evolv – formerly D&D London – saw revenue increase 20 per cent from £...
08.05.2026Evolv: Revenue at Quaglinos, Coq d’Argent, Madison and Bluebird owner soarsThe group behind restaurants including Quaglinos, Coq d’Argent, Madison and Bluebird has seen its earnings surge despite the challenges facing the hospitality sector. Evolv – formerly D&D London – saw revenue increase 20 per cent from £...
25.02.2026London is the best food city in the world – here are 3 reasons whyA month of Michelin madness in the UK draws to a close. Among the many accolades gifted, my personal highlights were seeing Row on 5’s executive chef Spencer Metzger receive a second star and Gordon Ramsay High joining Craig Johnson’s Angle...
19.01.2026Top London restaurants to visit in January 2026Despite record restaurant closures in the capital, brave souls continue to open new ones. But as tempting as it is to visit the latest hotspot or search for new trends you should never ignore the iconic restaurants in our city. Some classic...
21.10.2025Good luck to my fellow Toast the City award nominees!It is the day of City AM’s Toast the City Awards, celebrating the hospitality and placemaking that makes the Square Mile great. I could not be more proud to be attending, as both a judge and a nominee. I would like to reach out ahead of the...
20.10.2025Liverpool Street Chop House: A wonderful paean to beefThe closure of Threadneedle Street’s M Restaurant earlier this year, after a decade slinging the capital’s finest steak, was a genuine blow. One of the restaurants that helped the Square Mile shake off its stuffy reputation, it combined a m...
07.10.2025South American wine is booming – try these bottles for the best experienceSouth American wine is booming for us Brits. An Argentinian Malbec has long been a gateway, converting consumers with broodingly smooth glasses of dark fruits and spice at a good price. Last year the UK overtook China as the largest importe...
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