1/5 Michael A. 9 months ago on Google
Apparently
all
the
people
that
love
the
food
here
have
never
had
a
properly
cooked
and
seasoned
steak,
don’t
know
how
to
cook,
and
still
have
Covid
impaired
taste
buds.
(No
explanation
for
those
that
packed
this
hole
pre-plandemic)
I’ve
had
classier
service
at
a
truck
stop
restaurant
in
the
middle
of
nowhere.
And
nothing
as
atmospherically
pleasant
as
overhearing
your
waitress
(who
tried
for
15
minutes
to
open
a
twist
cap
bottle
of
wine
with
a
corkscrew
after
having
no
idea
what
I
said
when
I
pronounced
the
cheap
but
Italian
wine
and
literally
grabbed
the
menu
from
my
hand
to
have
me
point
it
out
to
her)
talk
at
a
very
high
level
of
volume
about
how
sweaty
her
“tits
are,
and
I
can’t
wait
to
wash
between
my
thighs
and
crack,”
while
trying
to
eat.
Speaking
of
eating,
all
that
as
if
the
food
wasn’t
unappetizing
enough.
She
ordered
a
blue
cheese
crust
filet,
medium.
What
came
was
a
pound
of
melted
blue
cheese
dressing
and
a
burnt
on
the
outside,
raw
on
the
inside
USDA
choice
(at
best)
unevenly
butchered
filet.
I
ordered
a
ribeye,
medium
rare,
130F.
What
I
got
was
a
blackened
piece
of
meat
as
tough
as
choice
grade
eye
round
steak
that
had
ZERO
seasoning
(unless
it
was
all
burnt
off
during
the
abusive
procedure
it
received
in
the
kitchen,
was
closer
to
150F
in
the
middle
(must’ve
rested
for
20
minutes
waiting
for
the
waitress
to
open
the
wine)
canned
vegetables,
and
the
driest
baked
potato
with
the
soggiest
skin
I’ve
ever
witnessed.
She
wound
up
ordering
a
salad
to
use
up
some
of
that
wasted
blue
cheese
dressing,
and
we
drank
our
$35
bottle
of
wine
(that
I
saw
at
Jewel
later
for
$5.99
-
identical
bottle)
and
headed
over
to
Krapils
for
a
real
steak
dinner,
vowing
never
to
return.
That
was
2012
or
so.
Been
back
for
post
funeral
luncheons
4
times
since
then,
and
it’s
gotten
worse
each
time.
What
the
hell
is
wrong
with
people
that
they
keep
overspending
on
food
that’s
worse
than
Ponderosa
and
the
Sizzler
used
to
be?
Seriously,
it
used
to
be
called
“Jenny’s
Steakhouse,”
and
they
HAD
to
change
that
because
they
were
a
disgrace
to
the
name
of
all
other
steakhouses.
And
if
you’ve
ever
had
a
properly
seasoned,
properly
cooked
steak
with
excellent
marbling
and
sliced
thinly
against
the
grain
for
maximum
tenderness,
then
do
not
go
to
this
place.
The
only
way
to
be
more
disrespectful
to
a
steak
and
the
animal
that
gave
its
all
for
you
to
enjoy
it
would
be
to
boil
the
steak.
At
least
they
didn’t
do
that.
Unless
someone
asked
for
a
sous
vide
steak,
and
that’s
what
the
guy
in
the
kitchen
did
with
it,
who
knows.
Wouldn’t
put
it
past
them.
Do
yourself
a
favor
and
drive
another
mile
or
so
west
on
111th
and
go
to
Krapils.
WAY
better
atmosphere,
WAY
better
service,
and
at
least
they
know
how
to
cook
a
chunk
of
beef.
I
just
wish
these
places
knew
how
to
season
it
so
I’m
not
stuck
using
iodized
table
salt
and
pepper
that
was
ground
and
boxed
in
1973.
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