Where's the best steak?
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Where's the best steak?
Steak aficionados out there---do you remember where you had the best steak that you've ever tasted...in your life?
Not surprisingly, we included Peter Luger, Bern's, and Morton's on a recent shortlist of favorite steakhouses. Just curious for your own picks...famous or not.
Not surprisingly, we included Peter Luger, Bern's, and Morton's on a recent shortlist of favorite steakhouses. Just curious for your own picks...famous or not.
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In my life, probably Morton's in Georgetown. Recent great steak, Gibson's in Chicago. The Gibson's mention is notable, because it was at a rehearsal dinner. The restaurant managed to serve 75 people INCREDIBLE steak, which is no small feat for any kitchen.
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I'll second Gibson's Chicago, also La Forge Miami Beach and Tuscan Steakhouse Miami Beach.
The winner though: Ellis Island Casino Las Vegas....the $5.99 Steak Special (Not on the menu, have to ask for it...I think it's up to $7.99 now with free beer)
The winner though: Ellis Island Casino Las Vegas....the $5.99 Steak Special (Not on the menu, have to ask for it...I think it's up to $7.99 now with free beer)
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Mesa Grill in Las Vegas. We've dined at the Manhattan location and twice at the Las Vegas location. We prefer the Las Vegas restaurant.
Bobby Flay's Black Angus NY strip steak is heavenly. It is thick, tender, juicy, flavorful and the Mesa Grill steak sauce makes it perfect. Much, much better than Morton's or Ruth Chris IMHO.
Bobby Flay's Black Angus NY strip steak is heavenly. It is thick, tender, juicy, flavorful and the Mesa Grill steak sauce makes it perfect. Much, much better than Morton's or Ruth Chris IMHO.
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Denver has some great steakhouses, and my fave is Capital Grille. I know it's a chain, but the whole experience there was superb; the service top-notch and the food to die for. I love my red meat, and this dinner was a carnivore's dream!
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A few favorites come to mind:
-Mo’s in Indianapolis
-McKendrick’s in Atlanta
-Bern’s in Tampa
-The Forge in Miami. They also have to be the largest steaks I’ve ever seen. And no, I did not order the 3 pounder (or whatever it was) but somebody else in our group did!
I also recall two of my better carnivores meals being in Kansas City and Minneapolis, for the life of me I can't remember the names of the restaurants.
But the best steak I’ve ever had came right off the grill in my own backyard. But then, I’ve never been to Peter Luger.
-Mo’s in Indianapolis
-McKendrick’s in Atlanta
-Bern’s in Tampa
-The Forge in Miami. They also have to be the largest steaks I’ve ever seen. And no, I did not order the 3 pounder (or whatever it was) but somebody else in our group did!
I also recall two of my better carnivores meals being in Kansas City and Minneapolis, for the life of me I can't remember the names of the restaurants.
But the best steak I’ve ever had came right off the grill in my own backyard. But then, I’ve never been to Peter Luger.
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The Capital Grille has a "Kona Crusted Dry Aged Sirloin" which is excellent. You don't really taste the coffee but the steak is delicious!
Here is the description from the menu:
A wonderful flavor combination with caramelized shallots, seasonings and coffee
rub to create a first-class steak many guests claim as their favorite.
Here is the description from the menu:
A wonderful flavor combination with caramelized shallots, seasonings and coffee
rub to create a first-class steak many guests claim as their favorite.
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I would have to vote for Murray's. I am a big fan of the Capital Grille (there is location here in PHL), but Murray's is Old School - the real deal. Nothing fancy - just really, really great steak. I used to travel to the Twin Cities frequently for business, and no longer do. But, that place has been there so long that I don't doubt it will still be there if I ever get back.




