Steakhouse recommendation in KC
I know this subject has been hashed over (ahem) numerous times here, but my sweetie is taking me out for my birthday and I wonder if anyone has a particular recommendation.
I had thought to go to the Colony but I see that it closed. My next thought is Piropos. I have heard discouraging things about Plaza III. Anybody been to the Capital Grille lately?
Thanks in advance.
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I would think for a true steak house the best place would be The Golden Ox . Just my opinion.
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re: kcallin
I will be curious how people respond. I worked summers at the Livestock Natl. Bank in the same building and have wonderful memories of the place. This was in the late 50's. We could even go into the kitchen and buy those big strip steaks to take home to grill. I was 16 at the time and they would serve me whiskey sours at bank dinners! Real cowboys ate real steaks there; I've never seen anything like it since! I even have some ash trays from the original place.
Bob
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You'll pay through the nose, but Ruth's Chris has much finer steaks than either Capital Grille or Plaza III. I like to patronize non-chains, but if you want a great piece of meat, this is the place. I also like Pierpont's--the location in Union Station adds to the experience.
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For food and service, I don't know anywhere in the metro that can top J Gilbert's Wood Fired Steaks in Overland Park.
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re: KansasTravel
I was born and raised in O.P. and was there when it was built. My uncle had business dealings with the Whites and I knew them through him. Yes, I've stayed there several times on visits back home and I loved it. Donna and I referred to it as "early bordello" decor but the White's were very gracious hosts. They have since sold the motel and I have had no dealings with the new owners. I have no idea what it's like now. Thanks for asking; I'm a huge Overland Park nostalgia buff!
Bob
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The once and future Majestic Restaurant at 9th and Broadway got a pretty good review in today's Pitch (http://www.pitch.com/2010-01-14/resta...).
A couple of places that seem like they'd be good choices would be the City Tavern in the Freighthouse. I've always gotten fish there, but is seems like a place where you could get a pretty good steak. Also Pierpont's in Union Station. Again, I've only ever been for drinks, but how can that place NOT have a good steak?
Maybe some others can chime in.


