Our story
The name
In Buenos Aires, a "porteño" is someone born by the port — quick to talk, quick to argue football, and always up for one more glass at the table. That's the spirit we named the restaurant after: a place with no rush, where the asado cooks slow and the conversation runs long past dessert.
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The craft
“Dining at Porteño is like eating at home with your family and friends — good food cooked slowly with love, to be enjoyed with beautiful wine.”
— PorteñoThe neighborhood
We're on 10th Avenue near the north end of the High Line and a short walk from Hudson Yards, right where Chelsea meets Hell's Kitchen — a small room that fills up fast, with a Fernet-and-cola at the bar and a grill that never really stops.
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