Eat like Frank
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My brother recommends that place highly. I'd like to go, but I seldom if ever go to steakhouses. Too much conspicuous consumption kind of places. I can make an equally good steak at home for a LOT less, even using prime.
As a matter of fact I'm getting ready to fire up petite sirloi8ns that have been dry brining all day with pappardelle and artichoke garlic cream. We were productive today - no essential football! Put up Christmas lights and the snowman and did three months of financial reports for my alumni charity.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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My brother recommends that place highly. I'd like to go, but I seldom if ever go to steakhouses. Too much conspicuous consumption kind of places. I can make an equally good steak at home for a LOT less, even using prime.
As a matter of fact I'm getting ready to fire up petite sirloi8ns that have been dry brining all day with pappardelle and artichoke garlic cream. We were productive today - no essential football! Put up Christmas lights and the snowman and did three months of financial reports for my alumni charity.
@Mik said in Eat like Frank:
I can make an equally good steak at home for a LOT less, even using prime.
That I see is a real problem with restaurants. If you (or your wife) can cook you can make a lot better dinners at home. The Fresh Market has a thing called "Premium Choice" that really is indistinguishable from Prime, at 1/3 the cost.
As far as having dinner like Frank--I'd be up for that every now and then. For the Frank, not necessarily the food.
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I prefer my steaks as well. So does my lovely bride… But Steak is still her favorite to get when we’re eating out, too.
Italian place? “Oh, look! Beef Tagliatelle!” French restaurant? “Do they have Steak au Poivre?”
And just generally going out, what’s always her favorite? A steakhouse…
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@Jolly said in Eat like Frank:
https://www.tastingtable.com/1719093/frank-sinatra-favorite-steakhouse-golden-steer/
About 3 miles from me:
I've never eaten there but people say it's great. My neighbors recommend it as well.
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@Mik said in Eat like Frank:
I can make an equally good steak at home for a LOT less, even using prime.
That I see is a real problem with restaurants. If you (or your wife) can cook you can make a lot better dinners at home. The Fresh Market has a thing called "Premium Choice" that really is indistinguishable from Prime, at 1/3 the cost.
As far as having dinner like Frank--I'd be up for that every now and then. For the Frank, not necessarily the food.
@Tom-K said in Eat like Frank:
@Mik said in Eat like Frank:
I can make an equally good steak at home for a LOT less, even using prime.
That I see is a real problem with restaurants. If you (or your wife) can cook you can make a lot better dinners at home. The Fresh Market has a thing called "Premium Choice" that really is indistinguishable from Prime, at 1/3 the cost.
As far as having dinner like Frank--I'd be up for that every now and then. For the Frank, not necessarily the food.
Fresh Market is my local go to for meat and seafood. Great quality.
