| Summary |
| A classic clubhouse style steak joint serving food that while good, doesn't offer any surprises. |
| Menu |
| Strictly steakhouse fare with the prerequisite steaks, filets, and prime rib mixed in with a couple of chicken and seafood offerings. Salads, appetizers, a full bar, and some yummy desserts round out the selection. Everything here is expertly prepared and tasty, but the only standouts were the freshly baked breads and the baked potato, which was roughly the size of our reviewer's head. |
| Atmosphere |
| Your father's steakhouse with a dimly lit, country club feel complete with dark woods, tapestries, and a few animal heads looking down on their brethren being consumed. |
| Service |
| Excellent team-based service that was friendly and attentive without being too overbearing or intrusive. |
| Price |
| Nothing here is outrageous but it certainly isn't cheap. For the quality
and quantity of the food it isn't out of line. |
| What Else Do I Need To Know? |
| Although we think there are other restaurants in Las Vegas that do this sort of thing better, The Steakhouse consistently ranks at the top of the list among locals. |