Cowboy Star

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Cowboy Star Review

Executive chef Victor Jimenez cooks up porterhouses for two and grass-fed fillets along with fluffy mashed potatoes, glazed carrots, and garlic-sautéed spinach at this modern, urban steak house with a tongue-in-cheek cowboy theme. It's not a place for line dancing or peanut shelling: servers wear stylish plaid shirts and the wood-and-brick decor has leather accents and photography that recalls the Old West. Non-steak eaters can tuck into dishes like scallops with spiced kumquats and halibut with summer squash. The high-back booths are comfy; so are the chef's counter and the bar, where mixologists shake up strong bourbon cocktails. The drink selections include artisanal brews paired with the steaks. Street parking is usually available.