| Summary |
| These are the people who made prime rib famous and for good reason. |
| Menu |
| For more than 60 years, since the original Lawry's opened in Los
Angeles, prime rib has been the staple and centerpiece of the menu here.
Over time they have added other cuts of meat and even some seafood
entrees but it's primarily the prime rib that people come here for.
Select your cut from a carving tray and then be prepared for one of the
best examples of this dish that you'll find anywhere on earth. |
| Atmosphere |
| The Vegas branch of Lawry's is done in a vaguely 30's art deco style.
It's quite nice, with just the right touch of elegance for this kind of
meal. |
| Service |
| Among the best in town at any priced restaurant. Here, serving the food
is more than just running back and forth to the table. They elevate it
to a virtual art form including the presentation of the salad as some
sort of performance theater. |
| Price |
| This is not one of those $4.95 all you can eat specials that you may see
advertised around town. The food is much better and consequently the
prices are higher. Expect anywhere from $30-50 per person once you add
in all the extras. |
| What Else Do I Need To Know? |
| A friend of ours calls the English trifle on the dessert menu the best
she's ever eaten. |
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