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The
table-side
prepared
Caesar
salad
($34
for
two)
was
still
a
hit
with
enough
dressing
to
adequately
cover
the
lettuce
without
being
saturated.
A
mouthful
of
garlicky
umami,
the
splash
of
Tabasco
was
perhaps
a
bit
more
heavy-handed
this
visit
so
there
was
a
noticeable
kick
to
the
salad.
The
bacon
was
still
served
in
chunks,
a
bit
too
hard
for
me.
I
wish
they'd
change
this
to
strips
so
it’s
crunchier…
they
could
even
place
a
strip
on
top
(like
the
sliver
of
anchovy)
as
a
garnish.
Making
the
croutons
from
leftover
cheese
buns,
rather
than
regular
bread,
could
bring
the
salad
to
new
heights.
Thankfully,
no
low-carb
vegan
diet
has
influenced
Jacobs,
their
cheese
buns
still
make
an
appearance.
One
of
the
highlights
of
the
meal,
it’s
really
a
Yorkshire
pudding
with
cheese,
slather
on
butter
and
these
are
perfection.
Remembering
how
tasty
the
T-bone
steak
looked
previously,
we
substituted
our
typical
rib
eye
order
with
their
Guelph
prime
Hereford
bone-in
T-bone
($175),
a
hefty
25oz
(when
including
the
bone)
and
was
more
than
enough
to
share
amongst
two.
While
not
as
marbled
as
my
beloved
ribeye,
it’s
a
great
cut
for
contrast
as
you
receive
a
piece
of
tenderloin
and
striploin.
Both
are
leaner
cuts:
the
striploin
full-flavoured
and
tenderloin
swoon-worthy
as
it's
soft
and
juicy.
The
steak's
crust
was
flawless
and
the
seasoning
perfectly.
For
those
who
find
it
needs
more
salt,
complimentary
condiments
–
a
bacon
blue
cheese
spread,
shoyu,
chimichurri,
and
selection
of
salts
–
are
available.
Amongst
our
table
of
ten,
we
shared
five
side
dishes,
and
it
was
more
than
enough.
Go
to
Gastro
World
for
the
details
of
the
5
sides.