Best Pasadena Prime Rib Place-Suggestions?

[sgvpup]

We're celebrating an in-law's 60th with a surprise b-day dinner. Her food of choice - prime rib. We want to try something new so Arroyo Chophouse and Smitty's are no longer options.
Hounds, can you suggest a new place?

[Just Cid]

I had a *really* nice prime rib on the bone at Houston's
in Pasadena.

I think they only have it on the weekends, but it was worth it.

I realize its a chain, but its a good chain.

-cid.

[boogiebaby]

I also love the prime rib at Houston's. I think it's one of the best ones in town. I really like having it on the bone because I can take it home for later. :)

[David Kahn]

I have not yet tried it, but a friend and colleague swears by the Sunday prime rib at the Grill On the Alley in Beverly Hills (9560 Dayton Way, [phone], http://www.thegrill.com/index.cfm). He's usually spot on with regard to food and restaurants, and he says it's the best in the city. Sunday only, I think.

[rspina]

I really like the prime rib at Houstons in Pasadena.

[jackattack]

Is Tam O' Shanter in Glendale/Los Feliz too far to go?

How about Frank and Dean's? a 60 year old oughtta like that place...they serve prime rib on weekends only, it's "Heckles Prime Rib" supposedly based on some famous Pasadena Prime Rib place of old.

www.frankanddeans.com

[ChinoWayne]

Come on, the joint that has changed names about five times in the last ten years? They are advertisting a truck give-away on their web site, is that what they need to do to get people to come in and eat their food?

[Pitchman]

Well it's been a long time since I've been there so maybe others can give you the latest on this place-Beckham Place on Walnut St, just west of Fair Oaks. But I do remember the clientele were mainly in the 60's range. Oh, and the food was pretty darn good too.