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irish6
26 May 08, 03:32 PM
hi,, been to florida 9 times, always went to wild jacks for a steak, any other really good steak house's that could be reccommended :cool2:
Malcolm
26 May 08, 03:55 PM
Mannys Chophouse..... do a search as theres photos etc...
Happy Hammer
26 May 08, 04:16 PM
we love the steaks at the magic mining company on the 192 at maingate west,never had a duff un in 4 or 5 visits
afterdenon
26 May 08, 04:38 PM
I went to wild jacks as well, back in 99, and several visits to Orlando since and I've still not managed to find somewhere as good as there for steak. Outback is about the closest I've found to it.
Disney Posse
26 May 08, 04:43 PM
I had heard that the Magic Mining company had closed??? It was on a thread on this site so I take it, its reliable.
My husband likes Longhorn Steak house:wavey:
Disneydavey
26 May 08, 04:44 PM
Outback
And the starters are gear
fiona3103
26 May 08, 04:48 PM
We love the Outback or else Black Angus at LBV which we normally end up at mainly because they do lamb cos DH hates steak but me & DS love it!
wrpac00
26 May 08, 05:05 PM
Colorado house of Beef. Outback used to be my fav but CHOB have far better steaks IMO.
Bobbins
26 May 08, 05:17 PM
Mannys Chophouse..... do a search as theres photos etc...
We ventured out to Manny's this year - easy 20-25 min run from LBV - and I certainly had the best steak there of the trip.
DW's was cooked more medium well than medium and the waiter immediately agreed and offered to replace it - she said no as it really wasn't a problem. When he brought the bill, he'd deleted the entire cost of her meal, and wouldn't hear of putting it back on.
scottfeltham
26 May 08, 05:26 PM
hi.charleys 50oz was really good,its along 192
scott
Zak's mum
26 May 08, 06:44 PM
Outback is our choice for steaks - DH & now DS drool at the very thought :pgig::pgig:
Cyclospora
26 May 08, 06:53 PM
Another vote for Manny's!
disney dave
26 May 08, 07:03 PM
the butchers shop on i drive was good, as far as i know, it is still there
it was next to the mercado
Jakey rowling
26 May 08, 07:13 PM
'Fraid it's another one for Manny's.
Bellestar
26 May 08, 07:29 PM
Hi We have had some great steaks in Charley's Steakhouse, Outback, The Capital Grille..:wave:
Villainlover
26 May 08, 07:35 PM
we love the steaks at the magic mining company on the 192 at maingate west,never had a duff un in 4 or 5 visits
Was fantastic for steaks but alas it has now gone :cry: I have got to choose a replacement for next holiday but where can you get a Blackened Fillet Mignon with a Cluster of Crab legs that isn't a Fish restaurant ... nowhere that I have found :cry: I will also miss their salad and their Avalanche :cry::cry::cry:
reading this thread with interest .. though I will never step foot in Charleys Steakhouse on I drive..
Longhorns and mannys Chophouse are on my list but Longhorns has never been as consistently good as MMC :( have yet to try mannys
Bridget
26 May 08, 08:14 PM
Longhorns - it was so tender and cooked perfectly.
john2303
26 May 08, 08:44 PM
we did outback in clearwater and it was an excellent steak.
Amyrlin
26 May 08, 08:57 PM
Outback is good, so is Yachtsman, but one of the best we had was at Tchoup chop. For excellent steak you can also go to Ruth Chris
tiggers friend
27 May 08, 12:51 PM
We enjoy the Outback because of the seasoning they use. Have eaten in a number of Outbacks around Florida and never had a bad meal. Yet to try Manny's.
chrispacket
27 May 08, 01:02 PM
hi,
outback, gorgeous,always start with their blooming onion. longhorns, black angus, colorado house of beef, had a good steak at hard rock cafe as well....
lorraine x x
hughesy
27 May 08, 01:05 PM
Another vote for Outback x
_tinkerbell_
27 May 08, 01:14 PM
Hi
I dont like steak but my husband insists on a visit to Outback every time for a steak, he loves it and i dont argue cause i get to have the blooming onion :grin:
May try Malcoms suggestion this year also and head to Mannys
tj+alana
27 May 08, 07:56 PM
If anyone is visiting the clearwater area,look up sam seltzers steakhouse,very good steaks,he was the creator of the bloomin onion,theres about 5-6 in the area,i have to visit at least 3 times.
maidmarian
28 May 08, 12:43 PM
Another vote for Mannys Chophouse - fantastic steaks :tounge:
Holly-Millie
28 May 08, 02:25 PM
One more vote for Outback
johnnygrayuk
28 May 08, 02:37 PM
another vote for outback
yummy:d:
Black Angus for me i cant wait to go again we use the one on the corner of Old Lake Wilson Road on the 192 mmmmmmm:spin:
tink66
28 May 08, 04:37 PM
Another vote for Charley's (best steak ever but quite pricey) and then Outback (for the blooming onion!!).
clairewright
28 May 08, 08:57 PM
We like outback and bennigans also has happy hour 5-7 or had 3 years ago also love the bloomin onion.:d:
ambersmom
28 May 08, 09:02 PM
Mannys for us, fantastic
Kerrys
31 May 08, 10:11 PM
Black Angus diamond cut steak is fab!!!
Kerrys
SandKeyPark
1 Jun 08, 10:43 AM
Another vote for the Outback - we were married on clearwater beach at 1 o'clock, and in the Outback at Formosa Gardens by 7pm having our wedding evening meal, a perfect end to a perfect day!:spin:
Pauline x
My dh loves steak and we didnt go to any steak houses last year and would like to go this year, He would like to have a really big steak can you recommend one on i-drive and what kind of prices would we be looking at ?
WindyMiller2
1 Jun 08, 11:02 AM
Another vote for Outback. .:spin:
Floridafan
1 Jun 08, 09:08 PM
Didn't go in - but the Magic Mining certainly looked open - albeit keeping funny hours (the sign was lit up most evenings -except Sundays).
Shelley - why didn't you like Charleys on I Drive? We went and the worst thing that happened to us was the fact that we were so underdressed we were cringing. Everybody seems to dress for dinner these days - whatever happened to casual dining? Anyway, we have visited various Charleys since 1988 and we have never ever been disappointed. This was no exception either. The meal was fabulous and the steak was probably the best we had ever had from any of our previous visits. We were treated to a taster of the lobster bisque which I would have chosen (it was soooo dreamy) but for the fact that it came with practically half a lobster in it. We know how big the portions are and we decided against starters. The entire meal was wonderful - even our teens ate all their veggies. The price was around $300 for 4 mains, 2 desserts, salads, wine and soda. But we left it till the end of the hols so we knew we had enough money! It even cost more than our fantastic California Grill meal!
daisychain
1 Jun 08, 09:43 PM
Shelley - why didn't you like Charleys on I Drive? We went and the worst thing that happened to us was the fact that we were so underdressed we were cringing.
Ha ha, this happened to us, I wanted the ground to open and swallow us up!!!! But i do have to say the meal was lovely, pricey but lovely, for 2 adult mains and 2 kids it was about $160, We didn't stay for pudding we just wanted to get out of there.... :d: :d:
Sam_Smith
2 Jun 08, 08:45 AM
Uno's on I'Drive. Also Outback, Bennigans and Black Angus:thumbs-up
Wild Jack's was the WORST dining experience we have ever had. :mad2:Would never step foot back in that place. :nonono:
Thanks to "these lot" on the Dibb, we tried Mannys (down the US27 south past WalMart) for the first time on our trip a few weeks ago.
WELL worth the trip - truely fantastic food, at an unbelievably cheap price!! The place was VERY busy, with a 30 minute wait by 6pm (it only opens at 4 I think?). A great atmosphere, staff were excellent.
PLEASE try it - you wont be dissapointed!
Thanks to all who reccommended it to us!!:thumbs-up
p.s. We also love Black Angus, very tasty steaks, but the restaurant is a bit "dark" for us really.:confused2
another vote for outback.cant wait to go back there this year.:spin:
chrispacket
2 Jun 08, 08:29 PM
i can almost taste that blooming onion
lorraine x
Well since you're all talking about this bloomin' onion I just had to google it to find out what on earth it was.
You probably don't want to know this, so if you're of a nervous disposition, look away now....according to Wikipedia, "The egg wash and deep frying preparation process of the Blooming Onion makes it massively caloric. A single Blooming Onion with dressing has been reported as containing 2210 calories and 134 grams of fat." :omg: :omg: :omg:
YIKES - can't wait to try one! :D
We'd recommend Shula's Steak house 48oz steak very yummy. I have posted a picture in the food thread below.
http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=131842&page=44
Steve.S
2 Jun 08, 11:24 PM
Hi,the Black Angus on I Drive is very good:tounge::wave:
Bridget
3 Jun 08, 01:11 PM
Well since you're all talking about this bloomin' onion I just had to google it to find out what on earth it was.
You probably don't want to know this, so if you're of a nervous disposition, look away now....according to Wikipedia, "The egg wash and deep frying preparation process of the Blooming Onion makes it massively caloric. A single Blooming Onion with dressing has been reported as containing 2210 calories and 134 grams of fat." :omg: :omg: :omg:
YIKES - can't wait to try one! :D
So many nicer starters than a deep friend onion. :erm:
Manny's Chophouse, bar none.
Ate here a couple of weeks ago, everyone voted it as the best meal all holiday, even my vegetarian mother.
The atmosphere and service was excellent. The food was out of this world, never had a steak like it and the salad bowl was amazing.
Holly-Millie
3 Jun 08, 09:16 PM
We went last year to Le Cellier and had the best Steak ever
:d:Another vote for Outback.:wavey:
Treacle44
3 Jun 08, 11:46 PM
I loved the filet mignon at Le cellier.
x
onlyonepumba
4 Jun 08, 01:03 AM
Outback, The Yachtsman, Le Cellier and California Grill all amazing for Steaks!
bronyap
4 Jun 08, 08:40 PM
I liked Outback - Steak , Ribs and Chicken Combo - for $18!!! incredible .
I loved the filet mignon at Le cellier.
x
Can anyone explain the filet mignon, i have had loads of different types but never came accross this one,,
I have had the usual, rump, sirloin, fillet, porterhouse, ribeye.
Looking at some menus it is a small piece of expensive meat,, whats special about it as i have ADRs at Le Cellier and the Yachtsman Steakhouse
loadsapixiedust
4 Jun 08, 11:55 PM
My favourite is the signature filet mignon at Le Cellier. I'm not a huge steak fan but I could live on this.
Villainlover
5 Jun 08, 08:40 AM
Can anyone explain the filet mignon, i have had loads of different types but never came accross this one,,
I have had the usual, rump, sirloin, fillet, porterhouse, ribeye.
Looking at some menus it is a small piece of expensive meat,, whats special about it as i have ADRs at Le Cellier and the Yachtsman Steakhouse
I thought it was just the American term for our Fillet. We say Fillet they say Fillet Mignon
From Wikipedia
The same cut of beef can also be called:
French: chateaubriand, tournedos, filet de bœuf. (In France, though beef "filet mignon" exists, the word doesn't usually refer to beef, but instead to a tender and expensive cut of pork.)
English (US): medallions, tenderloin steak
English (UK & Ireland): fillet steak
Argentina: Bife de Lomo
Brazil: Filé Mignon
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