Our History

Since its humble beginnings in the late 90’s, Corrientes 348 – a strongly rooted South American family-owned group of restaurants – has evolved into a beautiful story of success. Dallas will house the first Argentinean steakhouse in the United States. Currently, there are six South American locations. The a la carte menu is shared or family-style dining with an emphasis on high quality cuts of meat, sides and carefully selected wines.

Corrientes refers to the famed street in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. Corrientes 348 is an address mentioned in the celebrated tango, “A Media Luz” sung by Carlos Gardel (a legendary Argentinian musician in the 1920’s). The first restaurant was opened in South America, in 1997 by Eduardo Santalla (a native of Argentina). Santalla found a vacant restaurant that coincidently had the address of 348. He remembered Gardel’s tango and this became the name of the restaurant.

The menu depicts classic dishes with a special hand-made touch prepared with superior ingredients and signature meats, all of them prime cuts from the most prestigious sources and producers. Originating from the best American breeds and hailing from reputable ranches, the beef undergoes thorough monitoring and a stringent selection process.

The same attention can be found on the wine list composed of reds and whites from the Old and New Worlds. An unforgettable moment to be relished in a pleasant environment with excellent food and service encompasses the fine dining experience at Corrientes 348.