Dinner at Shula's
Jun 10th, 2005, 07:12 PM
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I'm not a fan of the big "block-o-beef" restaurant. I figure I can cook beef rare at home.
Anyway, I took my brother and his wife to the Shula's in Indianapolis about a year ago. You could show up in dress shorts and a polo shirt and be fine. That's for the men. Women can get away with amazing less in the wardrobe department.
Reservation for a Monday night? Only if there's Monday night football on!
Seriously though, it never, ever hurts to have a reservation.
Anyway, I took my brother and his wife to the Shula's in Indianapolis about a year ago. You could show up in dress shorts and a polo shirt and be fine. That's for the men. Women can get away with amazing less in the wardrobe department.
Reservation for a Monday night? Only if there's Monday night football on!
Seriously though, it never, ever hurts to have a reservation.
Jun 11th, 2005, 03:32 AM
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I haven't been personally but the Zagat guide says "...for tourists who don't know NY has better options..." It doesn't get a bad score, it's just not NY's best. Del Frisco, Ben Benson and Keen's are steakhouses in the theater district with better food.
I agree with happytrails, it's always best to have a res. and dressy casual works almost anywhere although on a weeknight these steakhouses may tend to get a business crowd so you'll likely see men in suits but you don't have to be. I would guess Shula's would be more casual b/c it's in the hotel.
I agree with happytrails, it's always best to have a res. and dressy casual works almost anywhere although on a weeknight these steakhouses may tend to get a business crowd so you'll likely see men in suits but you don't have to be. I would guess Shula's would be more casual b/c it's in the hotel.
