Dallas Steakhouse - Need Opinions

[Mike D]

I’ve only eaten at the one on Fort Worth but Capital Grille was phenomenal.

Pappas Brothers is on my list to try in Dallas.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[texansfan]

Nick and Sam's

[CWP]

Knife has been on my list for quite awhile. Really want to try their 240 day dry aged steak. I know its going to be funky, but want to try it anyway.

[300rem7]

YO Steakhouse for some "game" animals.

[Boss Buck]

Bob’s, gets my vote

[da_pepper]

Not sure how far out of your way it would be.. but maybe something for trip home. Fly by Night in Cleburne is pretty good. Its tucked away, and kind of in the middle of nowhere. I had a delicious tomahawk steak when I went.

[CWP]

Knife has been on my list for quite awhile. Really want to try their 240 day dry aged steak. I know its going to be funky, but want to try it anyway.

But to actually answer your question, I'd say Al Biernat's because its unique, the rest are chains. All are great, but just going for the unique/local spot.

[UncleBubba]

Dakota's Steakhouse in Dallas is awesome, yet expensive. If you both like Au Gratin Potatoes they have the best I've ever had. My wife love it so we go once/twice a year typically.

[PROLINE19]

Try Eddie V's

[da_pepper]

III forks or whatever they call reunion tower if you enjoy a view. I’ve only been to the Del Friscos in Fort Worth but wasn’t that impressed for a $200 dinner.

I believe reunion tower is now a more "cafe style" restaurant. Burgers/sandwiches and etc.

[Goldeneagle]

The last "fancy" place we've been to was Randy's in Frisco.

[progolferv1]

Nick and Sam’s on maple street

this

[recar]

nick and sam’s on maple street

this!!!!

[jshouse]

i like steak

[dhall1414]

You already messed up by being in dallas