Where is the Best Steak in Memphis, Tennessee?
Please, I can’t believe people actually think this is a great restaurant. It’s a grill, glorified pub grub for God’s sake, and people are waiting in line to get seated. I just don’t understand Memphians sometimes, they actually come here to have a steak. My husband and I went and split a bowl of soup, each had a salad, he had tea and I had water and the meal with tip was over $50. To their credit, the salads are good, but my God, you’d think they were flying in the lettuce from France. Once in a blue moon I’ll come here, but I’ll never make it a habit. For those prices, you could go to a nice family-owned steak restaurant and have a phenomenal meal. Try Jim’s Place East.Pros + Good Salads, Friendly Wait StaffCons – Overpriced, Long Wait
My wife’s step-dad took us here last night and it was really some of the best food I’ve ever eaten. It is a Brazilian Churrascaria, which means that there are no menus. There is only a fantastic forty item salad bar with something for everyone. My favorite item was hard bread and fresh pepper-marinated buffalo mozzarella to put on it. When youre ready for the main course, you have a card that you can turn from red to green when you want meat. The Gauchos then swarm around you with various meats that have been grilled on skewers and cut off pieces for you at your request. They had top sirloin, filet mignon with bacon, without bacon, or with garlic, flank steak, leg of lamb, lamb chops, pork tenderloin, barbeque ribs, chicken, and I think shrimp on request. All of these are choice meats grilled to perfection. The meats come with garlic mashed potatoes, polenta, cheese rolls, and fried cinnamon bananas (these are there to clear the pallet when moving from one meat to the next). T
