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#1863020 - 01/07/08 06:57 PM Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW
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Hey guy/gals

I'm wanting to locate some of the higher end restaraunts in the DFW area for a part time job.

Any info would help \:\)

Thank you
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#1863987 - 01/08/08 06:05 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Ryno]
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#1864551 - 01/08/08 09:15 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Toontroller]
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Thanks Toon!
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#1865652 - 01/08/08 02:04 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Ryno]
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I ate at Kirby's Steakhouse during the holidays. I thought the food was great. I talked to some people who worked there, and they love being a part of the business. You might check it out.
Here is a link to the one in Southlake, where we ate.
http://www.kirbyssteakhouse.com/plano/locations.shtml
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#1865773 - 01/08/08 02:25 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: fishster]
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Highly recommend JR's Steakhouse in Grapevine/Colleyville area (right on 121) and of course Del Frisco's in Downtown Ft. Worth
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#1866131 - 01/08/08 03:54 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: steve hummert]
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Kirby's is very good...The Keg is actually very good...and Bob's Steak and Chop is excellent. There are actually a ton of high end steakhouses in the DFW area...

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#1867450 - 01/09/08 05:33 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Hard Rain]
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Dakotas located in downtown Dallas is to die for!

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#1867736 - 01/09/08 07:07 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: mwm5150]
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Have to give Dakotas a try! Looks good!

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#1868758 - 01/09/08 12:18 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Toontroller]
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As far as making big $ in tips, I would 2nd Nick and Sam's. Also, Bob's Chop House, and Abacus.

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#1869925 - 01/09/08 06:13 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: J Bays]
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Here's the list:

http://www.guidelive.com/feature/25/

Bob's, Del Frisco, Chamberlains, Ruth Chris, Randy's, Mortons, Sullivans, 3 Forks, Dakota's, Al Biernats. Al Biernat's is my personal favorite place in Dallas.

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#1874453 - 01/11/08 05:56 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: jfdawson]
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Del Frisco, 3 Forks, Ruth Chris.

Not sure any of those places would take a part timer. I had a roomate when I was 20 that was making 100k a year at 3 Forks. He was on a waiting list for over a year to interview.

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#1874508 - 01/11/08 06:13 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Brian Spagnola]
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I remember Rick Stein being our waiter manyt times at Del Frisco's years ago and now he has his own place. He would take orders from a large table and usually not write anything down...amazing. Most of the waiters I have had recently at the higher end steak houses aren't of that caliber but am sure they still make big bucks because of the large checks...

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#1875918 - 01/11/08 01:44 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Hard Rain]
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Where do you live? There are tons of very good places for great steaks.

Z
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#1889988 - 01/16/08 06:07 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Greg Z]
DaHorns Offline
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Anyone ever been to Tejas De Brazil? That place is OFF THE HOOK, they just kept bringing food to the table until you split open. Soooooooo dang good, wish they had one down here in Austin!!!!
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#1891667 - 01/17/08 10:25 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: DaHorns]
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Rafains is pretty nice as well...not on the same level as Del Frisco's and 3 Forks but i love it being a buffet of "MEAT"
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#1891765 - 01/17/08 11:00 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: TX Grizzly]
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Western Sizzlin, Bonanza and golden Corral
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#1893571 - 01/17/08 10:00 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: DaHorns]
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 Originally Posted By: DaHorns
Anyone ever been to Tejas De Brazil? That place is OFF THE HOOK, they just kept bringing food to the table until you split open. Soooooooo dang good, wish they had one down here in Austin!!!!



TdB is great! I love that place! I love the Pichana and the garlic sirloin. Mmmmmmmmmm...

Next time ya go, run up to the salad bar and get ya a bowl of the bacon pieces then mix those up in the potatoes. Now thats some good eatin right there.

Hey DaHorns... Don't forget the superbowl throwdown on the bbq board!
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#1893575 - 01/17/08 10:04 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: WEEBS]
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 Originally Posted By: WEEBS
Western Sizzlin, Bonanza and golden Corral



Are there Bonaza's still around? Havent seen one of those since I was a kid!

Hey, how about K-Bobs. That was a pretty good place for a low end steak house. The one in Gainsville had some killer nanner puddin...

I think that K-Bobs have all shut down.
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#1894371 - 01/18/08 08:38 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: nascarchuck]
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#1896942 - 01/19/08 08:15 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: jfdawson]
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Silver Fox - Related to the 3 Forks & Del Friscos I believe.


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#1901925 - 01/21/08 01:50 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Tommy Yetts]
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#1910780 - 01/24/08 11:28 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: nascarchuck]
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 Originally Posted By: nascarchuck
 Originally Posted By: WEEBS
Western Sizzlin, Bonanza and golden Corral



Are there Bonaza's still around? Havent seen one of those since I was a kid!

Hey, how about K-Bobs. That was a pretty good place for a low end steak house. The one in Gainsville had some killer nanner puddin...

I think that K-Bobs have all shut down.


There used to be a Western Sizzlin in Plano. I think they are all gone now.

My Dad and me used to go to Bonanza when I was a kid. My Dad figured if you could chew it, it was a decent cut of meat.

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#1911435 - 01/24/08 02:38 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: WEEBS]
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 Originally Posted By: WEEBS


My Dad and me used to go to Bonanza when I was a kid. My Dad figured if you could chew it, it was a decent cut of meat.



Reminds me when I was in my teens, my Aunt, Uncle and cousin came in from El Paso. My Dad wanted to take them to Pancho's for some "good" mexican food!!! I talked some sense into my Dad and we ate somewhere else...
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#1912444 - 01/24/08 07:07 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: nascarchuck]
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 Originally Posted By: nascarchuck
 Originally Posted By: WEEBS


My Dad and me used to go to Bonanza when I was a kid. My Dad figured if you could chew it, it was a decent cut of meat.



Reminds me when I was in my teens, my Aunt, Uncle and cousin came in from El Paso. My Dad wanted to take them to Pancho's for some "good" mexican food!!! I talked some sense into my Dad and we ate somewhere else...


Heck Yeah......

Raise The Flag!!!

We used to hit up Pancho's in Hurst in high school before football games. Them were the good ole days.... When we moved back to Texas from Indiana I told my wife all about Pancho's and took her to one in Texarkana, wasn't as good as I remember it in high school ;\) Are there even any Pancho's any more? They are all gone in Central Texas.


Edited by DaHorns (01/24/08 07:11 PM)
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#1912491 - 01/24/08 07:18 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: DaHorns]
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 Originally Posted By: DaHorns
 Originally Posted By: nascarchuck
 Originally Posted By: WEEBS


My Dad and me used to go to Bonanza when I was a kid. My Dad figured if you could chew it, it was a decent cut of meat.



Reminds me when I was in my teens, my Aunt, Uncle and cousin came in from El Paso. My Dad wanted to take them to Pancho's for some "good" mexican food!!! I talked some sense into my Dad and we ate somewhere else...


Heck Yeah......

Raise The Flag!!!

We used to hit up Pancho's in Hurst in high school before football games. Them were the good ole days.... When we moved back to Texas from Indiana I told my wife all about Pancho's and took her to one in Texarkana, wasn't as good as I remember it in high school ;\) Are there even any Pancho's any more? They are all gone in Central Texas.


Theey're still around. If your Hurst hangout was on 183, it was still there last time I drove by. Notice that I didn't say "ate there".
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#1912938 - 01/25/08 01:01 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: DaHorns]
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 Originally Posted By: DaHorns


Heck Yeah......

Raise The Flag!!!

We used to hit up Pancho's in Hurst in high school before football games. Them were the good ole days.... When we moved back to Texas from Indiana I told my wife all about Pancho's and took her to one in Texarkana, wasn't as good as I remember it in high school ;\) Are there even any Pancho's any more? They are all gone in Central Texas.



The one in Hurst was off of Precint Line Rd or something wasn't it? In a shopping center several miles east of the old K-Mart on 820? I don't think that one is there anymore. Been to that one many a time in my younger days.

The one that Bradley talks about should be the one on Airport Frwy and 157. They are showing the one in the old Richland Plaza, but I don't remember seeing it last time I drove past there.

They are showing one in San Antonio and a couple around Houston.

Panchos is hit and miss on the quaility. The one on Hwy 80 sucks, but the one on Old Granbury Rd and I-20 is pretty good.
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#1914064 - 01/25/08 09:26 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: nascarchuck]
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Panchos isn't what I would call great Mexican food, but for the price, you can sure get a nice variety of choices and all you can eat is a bonus too, including sopapillas (sp). The one on Hwy 183 and 157 in Euless is still there. We stop by once or twice a year.

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#1914512 - 01/25/08 12:06 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: nascarchuck]
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 Originally Posted By: nascarchuck
 Originally Posted By: WEEBS
Western Sizzlin, Bonanza and golden Corral


I think that K-Bobs have all shut down.


I know of K-Bobs still open in Childress.....great salad bar, too!
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#1915171 - 01/25/08 03:24 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Okie Poke]
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#1915415 - 01/25/08 05:17 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: nascarchuck]
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 Originally Posted By: nascarchuck
 Originally Posted By: DaHorns


Heck Yeah......

Raise The Flag!!!

We used to hit up Pancho's in Hurst in high school before football games. Them were the good ole days.... When we moved back to Texas from Indiana I told my wife all about Pancho's and took her to one in Texarkana, wasn't as good as I remember it in high school ;\) Are there even any Pancho's any more? They are all gone in Central Texas.



The one in Hurst was off of Precint Line Rd or something wasn't it? In a shopping center several miles east of the old K-Mart on 820? I don't think that one is there anymore. Been to that one many a time in my younger days.

The one that Bradley talks about should be the one on Airport Frwy and 157. They are showing the one in the old Richland Plaza, but I don't remember seeing it last time I drove past there.

They are showing one in San Antonio and a couple around Houston.

Panchos is hit and miss on the quaility. The one on Hwy 80 sucks, but the one on Old Granbury Rd and I-20 is pretty good.


Right on, you are correct it was off Precint Line. Man, I miss those days........WAIT!!!


No I don't!
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#1915930 - 01/25/08 09:44 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: DaHorns]
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3 forks is overrated. I was there last Sat. and I am convinced that the lobster bisque gave me food poisoning. The steak was good, but I have had better. The place is just too pretentious. I don't think I will ever go back. If I do, I will not have the bisque.
I would rather eat at Fogo De Chao or maybe one of the upper tier, but not top tier steak places. I don't need all the production; I just want to eat.

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#1916174 - 01/26/08 06:00 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: DYOLLP]
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I would rather eat at Fogo De Chao


Just found out from my bro that there is a Fogo De Chao here in Austin, is it similar to Tejas De Brazil?
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#1916525 - 01/26/08 08:45 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Ryno]
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the brazilian steakhouses are good, but good lord how much meat can one person eat. The salad bar is incredible but you are full by the time the entree comes.The meat is good but it ain't aged prime beef baby. it is also expensive. at least as much as a regular highend steakhouse. 100.00 a head.
Give me del friscos in ft worth everytime. I have never had a bad meal there and the service is better than good. Everytime somone tells me someplace else is better it never seems to be.
Give me a big steak that is cooked to order for me and not cut off a stick.

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#1917038 - 01/26/08 02:35 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: soggybottom]
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 Originally Posted By: soggybottom
the brazilian steakhouses are good, but good lord how much meat can one person eat. The salad bar is incredible but you are full by the time the entree comes.The meat is good but it ain't aged prime beef baby. it is also expensive. at least as much as a regular highend steakhouse. 100.00 a head.
Give me del friscos in ft worth everytime. I have never had a bad meal there and the service is better than good. Everytime somone tells me someplace else is better it never seems to be.
Give me a big steak that is cooked to order for me and not cut off a stick.



Where you been eatin? All of the Churrascaria style steakhouses that I know of are around $40 - $45 per plate...
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#1918608 - 01/27/08 08:51 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Brad]
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panchos. i.e. all the cheese u can eat
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#1921826 - 01/28/08 02:06 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: Tommy Yetts]
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Silver Fox - Related to the 3 Forks & Del Friscos I believe.


i second that - great steak and drinks.
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#1928206 - 01/30/08 02:11 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: DYOLLP]
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 Originally Posted By: DYOLLP
3 forks is overrated. I was there last Sat. and I am convinced that the lobster bisque gave me food poisoning. The steak was good, but I have had better. The place is just too pretentious. I don't think I will ever go back. If I do, I will not have the bisque.
I would rather eat at Fogo De Chao or maybe one of the upper tier, but not top tier steak places. I don't need all the production; I just want to eat.



gee, thought i was the only one that felt that way!!
went there again this year for company christmas dinner. still not impressed.
much better steak at the Horseshoe!!!!
waiter still seemed confused on the orders,15- 20 min wait for dessert to get there after dinner.
very seriously doubt we will go back again.
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#1930237 - 01/31/08 07:38 AM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: SNAKEBIT-201]
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has anyone ever tried line camp steakhouse. it's located between granbury and tolar right off 377. ate there about a year ago once and it was good.
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#1932091 - 01/31/08 05:00 PM Re: Higher End Steakhouses/Restaraunts in DFW [Re: chuck967]
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Is Traildust still around up there? We went there a couple times back in the 80's & 90's when I was a kid. I remember my dad met us there after work and they cut his tie off and stapled it to the wall. Surprised the heck out of everyone when they did it. I haven't been to Traildust since the early 90's, I think I heard that it caught fire sometime back, but I could be wrong.
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