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How did Lone Star get on this list!? Steakhouse - Yes. Good steakhouse - No! Of the others, almost all are chains and overpriced. Two real steakhouses in Orange County that offer top quality steak at reasonable prices are Stubrick's in Fullerton and Sevens in Tustin.
Go to Stubrick's cause its funky, raucous and old school no-nonsense. You'll be eating in the back of a bar, but you'll be eating a great steak.
Go to Sevens for a more upscale experience. They offer a broad selection of steaks plus more sophisticated fare in the way of appetizers and desserts.
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re: MzMaggie
I only went once, but I had a diffferent experience at Sevens. I had low expectations, because of the location's previous incarnation as a Tony Roma's, and I was pleasantly surprised. I found the decor to be elegant and beautiful rather than stark, and my prime steak was tender, juicy, and flavorful. I had no complaints about the service, either.
I will probably go again... maybe it was just a fluke.
I am not saying it is the best in OC, but it is surely not that bad.Sevens steakhouse
17245 Seventeenth St.
Tustin, California 92780
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1. Mastro's Steakhouse in Costa Mesa
http://elmomonster.blogspot.com/2006/07/mastros-steakhouse-costa-mesa.html
2. Ruth's Chris in Irvine
3. Lonestar Steakhouse in Tustin
http://elmomonster.blogspot.com/2003/12/lonestar-steakhouse-tustin.html
4. Trabuco Oaks Steakhouse in Trabuco Canyon
http://elmomonster.blogspot.com/2004/01/trabuco-oaks-steakhouse.html
5. Houston's (not a steakhouse but good steak) in Irvine.
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re: elmomonster
I respect elmo's judgment and opinions a lot here on the board, but I must admit to scratching my head on Lonestar...#3???? I find it a decent value-priced steak, but putting it ahead of places like Morton's or Flemming's for "best steak" seems out of place.
FYI, mine is:
1. Mastro's
2. Trabuco Oaks
3. Flemming's
4. Morton's
5. Ruth's ChrisI have always enjoyed Houston's as well as the best of the "high-mid" chains. I think they are a level above the local CLaim Jumper and Wood Ranch chains for steaks as well as the more national Lonestar and Outback chains.
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re: RSMBob
Out of the two you mention, I've tried only Morton's and I had a bad experience there. IMO, they get a zero out of three on service, food, and price. I didn't mention it on my list of five because I didn't want to resort to Morton's bashing again (I felt I did that enough in the past on this past post below and others).
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/61482?query=morton%27s+elmomonster&user_name=
Now Flemming's. Where is that?! I'm curious.
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