Seeking One Good Dry Aged Steak Alternative to The Steakhouse
Although I really love The Steakhouse in Circus, Circus, I am looking to try something new. I did not like Golden Steer or Craftsteak. I liked AJs but it's gone. I don't want to pay Carnevino/Cut/Prime/Charlie Palmer prices. An atmosphere more like The Steakhouse than Craftsteak (old school versus austere or hip/posh) is preferable but something in between would be ok too.
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re: LVI
I thought about it, but over Memorial Day it was lamb and I was feeling like steak. I ended up going to two steak dinners in a row. The first night I tried Gallaghers, which I thought was great. We had the dry aged steak (I forget the cut it was not a ribeye) and the sides were quite special (mac and cheese which was made with bacon and wonderful sauteed mushrooms). The chopped salad, however, looked like it was from a salad bar.
The second night I went back to The Steakhouse and had the ribeye, their wedge and baked potato. The bread basket is way bettter at the Steakhouse. I think the steak seasoning/glace at Gallaghers is half a grade better. The atmosphere at The Steakhouse is a full grade better (I did not see any booths at Gallaghers)Overall, when you take into account the horrible parking situation at Circus Circus (we waited at least a half hour for the valet), I'd say the two are a draw.
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The Flame at the El Cortez or Canal Street at The Orleans.
http://www.elcortezhotelcasino.com/menus/FlameMenu.pdf
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