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La Cabrera-January 2024
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Jan 28, 2025

　　Hugely popular for grilling up some of the city's best steaks – so soft they can be cut with a spoon. Yes, it's touristy and pricey compared to the local standard; come at 6:30pm for happy hour, when food and drinks are 30% off, but note that you'll have to arrive early to score a table (and no later than 7:15pm).

　　Has a second location a block away.

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