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What to order at El Club de la Milanesa
- The dish to know
- Milanesa napolitana
CuisineArgentine
Price$
Neighborhoodbelgrano
HoursDaily 12:00-01:30
Phone+54 11 4777-2223
The dishMilanesa napolitana
Last verified
Location
Address: Juramento 2995, C1428 Buenos Aires
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