Mid-level steakhouse in DC?
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Anonymous
Great suggestion! |
Anonymous
I’m embarrassed for you. |
Anonymous
| My teen orders steak at Great American Restaurants, relatively affordable |
Anonymous
No. So much food poisoning from there. |
Anonymous
This is a good suggestion, but I was at Fogo in DC recently and I think Chima (Tysons) executes the concept better and the space is a little nicer. I think both are a little cheaper at lunch if you can swing it timing-wise. |
Anonymous
| My teens would pick fogo over any fancy steakhouse. I see you want dc but for another time, we love Oak steakhouse in old town. Easy parking and amazing food |
Anonymous
| Not in DC, but Texas Roadhouse is supposed to be very good. |
Anonymous
How is this helpful? I swear there are people who just amuse themselves these days by posting off topic responses. |
Anonymous
| Outback |
Anonymous
| I like Wildfire in Tyson’s. |
Anonymous
| Op, here I think we're going to try Annie's Paramount. Does anyone know who crowded they get during the week since they don't take reservations? |
Anonymous
DP, but there's one in Chantilly. Depending on where you live in the DC area, that's not crazy far. |
Anonymous
I know it's technically called a steakhouse, but Annie's is more like a diner than a steakhouse. A gay diner. |
Anonymous
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Rare Staekhouse and Tavern
Ruth Chris District Chophouse and Brewery Bobby Vans |
Anonymous
Texas Roadhouse is good? Are you from West Virginia perhaps? |