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Anyone ever eaten at a Del Frisco's?? I Hear the food and atmosphere is amazing. Im looking to take my girlfriend out for an incredible dinner and thought this might be the place. What are the costs like? and what are the best menu items? thanks for the input guys.
 
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Have one in Dallas but never been, I would go to Bob's instead.  Probably can't go wrong though always hear good things.  Pretty spendy.
 
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Right now because of the economy  Mortons has dinner for 2 at 100 bucks ..
 
Ruth Chris is competitive at $40  for a complete meal..
 
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Thanks for the post umgmu....Ive heard very good about both Ruth Chris and Mortons....do you have a preference among the two?
 
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Steak is steak in a nice steakhouse and hard to screw up.  Go with atmosphere.  The Morton's here is very dated and actually quite ugly atmosphere.
 
Not a fan of Ruth Chris's, some people love that place but I actually think they did find a way to scew up a steak.  They put too much butter on it.  But that's just a personal opinion.
 
 
 
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I think I have been to the Del Frisco's in Dallas and remember liking it but for date purposes, I would still go with the most swingingest atmosphere. 
 
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If you are in Dallas , go to the Loews Anatole Hotel .. their food is awesome .
 
I prefer Morton's over Ruth Chris .. get the steak fries , house salad and creamed spinach as sides .. sauteed mushrooms too..
 
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I prefer Ruth's Chris over Morton's.  Been to Morton's once and felt like my medium rare steak was way too charred on the outside.  Wasn't a bad piece of meat, but I had a really good experience at Ruth's Chris and would recommend them over Morton's.  I really enjoyed my steak drenched in butter.  And their broccoli au gratin was pretty friggin awesome.  Smith & Wollensky is a pretty solid steakhouse as well.
 
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Get Filets at Sam's and cook em yourself, Candlelight etc.
 
Impress her yourself.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ApacheM:

Get Filets at Sam's and cook em yourself, Candlelight etc.
 
Impress her yourself.

In today's economy, home made is more pratical and absulutely way better. Go to Sam's or Costco they have some great cuts (30 dollars) , nice wine (29 dollars) , romantic movie (3 dollars), roses ( 20 dollars) and  a preciouse time her (alone) without annoying waiters (priceless)

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Peter Luger is the best steakhouse around,I have been to Del Friscos a few times and it is nowhere near as good as Peter Luger..also Ruths Cris is like sizzler compared to the really good steakhouses
 
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Went to Dallas few yrs back and my vote goes to Papa Bros Steakhouse!
 
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Went to Dallas few yrs back and my vote goes to Papa Bros Steakhouse!
 Yes Sir, very good....Almost as good as Apache's Back Yard Bar and Grill
 
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Apache,if i ever make it to Texas, you are one person i will visit..you are a true gentleman and seem like a good ol timer.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by tsw:

Have one in Dallas but never been, I would go to Bob's instead.  Probably can't go wrong though always hear good things.  Pretty spendy.

 

Going to Bob's on Tuesday 

 
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cook it yourself, it might get you laid like it did for me with Ariene!
 
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thanks for all the advice folks...greatly appreciated...still havent made the final choice yet....the big dinner is a week from today. keep all the comments coming
 
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Peter Luger,the decision has been made..enjoy, you will not regret it
 
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if you cant get into Luger's hit Sparks
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by iron_mike:

Apache,if i ever make it to Texas, you are one person i will visit..you are a true gentleman and seem like a good ol timer.
 Thx mike, I'd love to meet ya.
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