Pampas Argentine Grill (San Diego, CA)
Enjoy the hot Latin jazz sounds of trumpeter Bill Caballero's quartet as you savor a three-course meal at one of the best steakhouses in town. Pampas Argentine Grill was named "Best Steakhouse in San Diego" by the San Diego Reader, "Best Ambience, Best Steaks" by KUSI News and "Top 10 Steakhouse in San Diego" by 10news.com's A-List.
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The last event was Saturday October 18, 2008 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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This event was worth it for the $30 it most certainly was not a bargin. The music and the food where both enjoyable. The service could use a bit of work. I think you would be pretty upset if you paid $60 for this. As it was we paid about $60 a head after the service fee, house bottle of wine, 2 bottles of sparkling water, tip and tax.
It is a restaurant with live music, do not expect a supper club type event.
The music was enjoyable.
As for the restaurant itself, the food was tasty, the sides and persentation were lacking. The service was wanting. Looking at their normal menu, the prices were off the chart. The mains are $25 or more. I don't know about you but if I'm paying $25 for a main everything better be spot on.
Latin Jazz concert at Pampas Grill. The food was terrific, the jazz was wonderful, and a great time was had by all of us. Our 89-year old grandfather even got up and danced -- what fun!
The food choices were good. Come hungry, leave full. Music was enjoyable.
This event was fantastic. It's so nice to hear a great Jazz band while eating great food.
Great menu selection, excellent food, attentive wait staff, and enjoyable music! Enjoyed our birthday celebration.
In the midst of the growing popularity of Latin music, Caballero Music offers some of the finest authentic entertainment. San Antonio-born trumpeter Bill Caballero and the high-caliber musicians in his Cuarteto Caballero will play a wide array of Latin instruments. With Cuban transplant Ignacio Arango now on guitar, his usual part of electric bass will be played by San Diegan Kevin Freeby. On percussion is longtime San Diego percussionist/drummer Pablo López.
Three-Course Dinner Menu
Appetizer (choice of one)
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