Steak-focused pop-up setups deliver exceptional quality with perfectly cooked, juicy steaks and beautiful presentation. Live jazz music adds a lively, engaging atmosphere during dining. Prices offer great value for generous portions and unique flavors.
Salads come with a light, refreshing quality and a bit of razzle dazzle that sets them apart from typical starters. They pair well with sides like creamy garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus.
Steaks come perfectly cooked and juicy with excellent seasoning. Options include ribeye, sirloin, and grass-fed filet, all praised for their quality and flavor.
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Steak Night happens every Tuesday night with special pricing.
The price for a big steak with sides is $45, which is a great deal.
Arrive early to avoid missing out on popular cuts like ribeyes and tomahawks.
Bar and grill with a no frills setup and dim lighting creates a laid back, cozy vibe. Outdoor seating includes a dog friendly patio with games and darts. Crowd mixes casual diners and wine lovers enjoying an exceptional wine selection and standout burgers.
Salads come with options like Keto Salad and garden salad with chicken. Dressings include ranch and vinaigrette, paired often as sides to steak dishes.
Filet mignon stands out with steakhouse quality that rivals top spots in town. The menu also features a solid hamburger option, making steak night a reliable choice for good meat and wine.
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Tuesday Steak Nights feature a special menu with various steak options.
Wednesday Pasta Night offers two pastas and a bottle of wine for $47.
The kitchen stays open later than most places in the area.
Cozy modern diner with an open kitchen, natural light, and thoughtful details like coat hooks and multiple server stations. Atmosphere feels family-oriented and casual but can get very loud when full. Music and cocktails add to the lively vibe, making it a spot with top-tier energy.
Steak comes out perfectly cooked with salt and pepper fries and a rich bearnaise sauce. Steak frites stand out as a solid choice alongside other dishes like egg foo young.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends due to high demand.
Family-style menu costs $65 per person with a mandatory 22% gratuity.
The restaurant is now open for lunch on Wednesdays.
Vietnamese restaurant with large outdoor patio and pickleball courts creates a lively, family-friendly atmosphere. Interior blends metal and concrete for a modern, somewhat loud vibe, while green spaces and misters keep kids entertained. Music and a well-stocked tavern add to the energetic setting.
Kale salad stands out with its fresh, crisp texture and pairs well with dishes like the shaking beef plate and fried rice. It offers a delicious, vibrant complement that enhances the meal.
Filet mignon stands out for its incredible tenderness and rich flavor, melting in your mouth. Chicken fried steak offers a sweet twist, though the country fried steak varies in quality.
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The new location has ample parking available for guests.
Expect a wait time of about 20 minutes during busy weekend evenings.
Happy hour runs from 8pm to 10pm on Fridays with discounted drinks.
Open kitchen with a live-fire hearth creates a dynamic dining experience. Minimalist, urban-style decor sets a modern and sophisticated atmosphere that feels warm and inviting. The space is extremely loud, making conversation challenging despite the cozy vibe.
The endive salad stands out as a simple yet memorable dish. It ranks among the best salads experienced here, offering a fresh and crisp complement to richer plates.
Ribeye steak cooks over the fire, delivering a tender and juicy texture. The jus adds a great flavor that stands out.
Good to know
Reservations should be honored on time, regardless of restaurant hype.
The restaurant does not label allergens on their menu.
Expect high prices; a meal for two can cost around $420 including gratuity.
Small space with an open kitchen and warm, vibrant atmosphere creates an inviting yet elegant setting. Crowds gather quickly, making it lively and intimate, ideal for romantic date nights. Cocktails and starters contribute to a unique vibe that stands out in the neighborhood.
Watermelon and tomato salads stand out with their freshness and balanced flavors. Arugula and parmesan salad offers a simple, well-executed option with shaved parmesan and light vinaigrette.
Steaks come tender, juicy, and full of flavor with a nice char on the outside. The Ribeye and prime steak added to dishes like mushroom pasta stand out for their satisfying bite.
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Dining in the Dark experience requires advance reservations for participation.
Special events like wine dinners and themed brunches occur regularly.
Free parking is available for guests at Mastrantos.
Outdoor patio with fire pits and a small creek creates a relaxed, dog-friendly atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor bars offer an impressive beer selection alongside self-service drinks. TVs are present but small and not ideal for watching games.
Salads here feature flavorful dressings and generous portions. Options like the Frontera Steak and Asian chicken salad stand out for their taste and presentation.
Steak nights offer great value with a $20 steak special. The steaks are well-liked and worth the crowded parking.
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Cedar Creek offers free parking, but beware of aggressive towing practices.
My car was towed despite being a customer, so be cautious when parking.
Cedar Creek hosts a popular annual gumbo fest that attracts large crowds.
Italian restaurant offers beautiful interior and terrace with a live guitar player enhancing the atmosphere. The space feels crowded and loud, especially during busy times, which can affect conversation. Outdoor patio provides a pleasant, temperature-controlled dining option.
Salads here include a crisp Caesar and a fresh kale salad that stands out. The beet salad offers a unique, flavorful option among the choices.
Ribeye steak stands out as the highlight with its mouth-watering and delicious flavor. Steaks are served with care, and any mistakes are quickly corrected with a fresh, tasty replacement.
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Happy hour offers reasonable prices for drinks and appetizers after work.
Valet parking costs $6, and they accept credit cards.
During restaurant week, a 3-course special is available.
Older building with Japanese 80โs vibe and small aquarium creates a quiet, relaxed atmosphere. Interior is dark and clean, offering both indoor and outdoor seating. Booths feature cool chairs, adding to the unique charm.
Salads come with meals like the Ichibon chicken and mushroom, often paired with fried rice and miso soup. The hibachi crab salad stands out as a solid choice, while other salads tend to have generous dressing and differ from typical Northern Midwest styles.
Steak comes out cooked perfectly and fresh, matching the requested doneness. The hibachi filet mignon offers rich flavor that stands out during the meal.
Good to know
Ichibon is closed on Sundays.
Expect long wait times, especially during lunch hours.
Lunch specials offer good value for the price.
Asian restaurant blends authentic Thai flavors with creative sushi in a modern, clean setting featuring an outdoor patio. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, cozy yet lively, suitable for groups and intimate gatherings. Cocktails like lychee martinis and Thai tea drinks add to the vibrant experience.
Salads here pack full flavor with options like seaweed and papaya salad. Papaya salad hits a high spice level even at medium, and some salads are smaller compared to their price.
Steak comes out cooked to perfection with a flavorful punch. The sizzling plate adds an excellent touch to the presentation.
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Thai Tapas stays open until 11pm, making it convenient for late-night snacks.
Happy hour beer is $6, and the martini is discounted to $12.
The restaurant offers vegetarian options, including tofu, alongside chicken and shrimp.
Outdoor patio with ample seating and fans creates a relaxed, fun atmosphere that blends neighborhood bar vibes with high-end cocktail bar style. Cocktails like mezcal margaritas and spicy margaritas stand out, while the space feels inviting and cozy without overcrowding.
The Caesar salad stands out with a flavor that beats many Italian spots. The Green Goddess salad with grilled chicken shows up as a solid choice, sometimes described as crazy good or just alright.
Wednesday night features a steak night with options like hanger steak and steak frites. Some dishes, including the hanger steak and chicken paillard, can be extremely salty and the Hunger steak may not be prepared as ordered.
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Happy hour runs from 2-5 PM Monday to Friday with half-off drinks.
Brunch ends at 3:00 PM, so arrive early to enjoy it.
Parking is limited and can be tricky to navigate.