Steak restaurant

I've had a bunch of purveyors try and steer me away from it but it's too good.

For the record, the Creekstone Angus steak I had at BNA on my review visit was, I believe, the best steak I have ever eaten in my life. Anywhere.

OK, I'm writing this down.

I think that you will find the Steaks taste just fine at the mentioned places...Again you do not have to pay 20 to 40 bucks for a good steak diner....Unles you like to....

Well, "tastes just fine" is a matter of palette, of course. There's quality, and then there's QUALITY.

Then there's just being prudent enough to know the difference between each and paying a fair price for a nice steak dinner. All of us cannot afford a triple digit meal out on the town.

I never recommended a "triple digit meal". I inferred that if you pay several more dollars (taking it to around $20), you will get a much better steak.

You are right...For 20.00 Dollars you can get a 20 oz. bone in ribeye from Longhors that is great and at Texas Roadhouse you can get a 20 oz T-Bone that also is great....

You are right...For 20.00 Dollars you can get a 20 oz. bone in ribeye from Longhors that is great and at Texas Roadhouse you can get a 20 oz T-Bone that also is great....

OK, it's official, robert has no taste buds.

I don't think Robin meant anything personal toward Robert by pointing out that he likes steak well done. If a person recommended a movie to me, I'd like to know what else they like before I take it to heart. If they thought "Blazing Saddles" wasn't funny or "Miller's Crossing" was slow, well, we probably won't like the same movies.

Nope my buds are fine...I just dont limit my self to one way of dining....and slam the other....

Nope my buds are fine...I just dont limit my self to one way of dining....and slam the other....

I suppose eating tasteless doggie doo is the "other". No thanks.

[Robin Garr]

I suppose eating tasteless doggie doo is the "other". No thanks.

You're fighting an old battle here, Steve ...

I suppose eating tasteless doggie doo is the "other". No thanks.

You're fighting an old battle here, Steve ...

Yes, but using Middle School taunts doesn't help.

It is amazing how some of you just love to bring this topic down to such a low level as your last post Robin and the quote you had on it....You show real class and show just how much hate there is for "The places I like to eat at" on this Food Forum...or should be called Food Forum as long as it is Local....That would be a better title for it.....By the way I will be ding at Tumble Weed tonight I will be sure to clean up after myself....

[Robin Garr]

Yes, but using Middle School taunts doesn't help.

Wooo! I'm glad now that I resisted my initial impulse to use the "village idiot" analogy ...

I suppose eating tasteless doggie doo is the "other". No thanks.

You're fighting an old battle here, Steve ...

Yes, but using Middle School taunts doesn't help.

Yeap, I was out of line there. Honest, but out of line.

Robin...I rest my case......

To each their own. While I probably wouldn't like all the same things as you, or the preparation you prefer, I don't begrudge you eating what you like.

Cheers,

Doug.

I would so like to throw my in my 2 cents here but, I'm quite sure it will either fall on deaf ears or I'll get blasted.

Open minds are the road to enlightenment