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Venue Phone: (404) 262-7112
Venue Website: http://www.anticaposta.com/
Venue Phone: (404) 262-7112
Venue Website: http://www.anticaposta.com/
Venue Phone: 212-381-1237
Venue Website: https://www.theoriginaldelmonicos.com/
Living in its original building at the intersection of Beaver & William Streets in the financial district, since 1837, Delmonico’s has welcomed a multitude of culinary enthusiasts. Delmonico’s holds to be America’s first fine dining establishment, and is excited to welcome you to where it all began.
Venue Phone: 212-586-9700
Venue Website: http://www.empiresteakhousenyc.com/
Empire Steak House is built on much more than brick and mortar – its foundation is built on the nearly 40-year journey of the Sinanaj brothers. The three brothers, Russ, Jack and Jeff, came to New York with a determination to succeed and a strong work ethic they credit to their father.
Once learning the trade at Peter Luger Steak House, they went out on their own, bringing a special warmth and hospitality to their restaurants.
Empire Steak House has the finest cuts of steaks, the freshest seafood, and a premium selection of wine, all of which is offered in a beautiful surrounding with exceptional service. In addition to their famous USDA PrimeDry Aged Porterhouse steak, exceptional seafood, and 400 plus wine list, Empire has an outstanding Single Malt Scotch list, with over 100 selections.
Most of all, the Sinanaj brothers will make their Empire feel like your home.
Venue Phone: 502.458.8888
Venue Website: https://www.lemoorestaurant.com/
Venue Phone: (216) 831-5599
Venue Website: https://blutherestaurant.com/
Venue Phone: 217-726-3487
Venue Website: http://indigocuisine.com/
Indigo Restaurant is Central Illinois’ premier fine dining establishment and event space. Specializing in French, Contemporary, American, and Asian cuisine, we strive to create food experiences that are honest, inclusive, and memorable. We take pride in our World to Table concept, and we are dedicated to bringing the best products from around the world right to your table. With an ever changing menu including Filet Mignon, Sea Bass, Sushi, Chops, and many more entrees – we guarantee you will taste the difference. We look forward to serving you very soon.
Venue Phone: 608-273-FYRE (3973)
Venue Website: http://bonfyregrille.net/
Since opening in the fall of 2009, we have worked hard to establish a reputation of the place to go in Madison to receive quality food and service in an upscale casual environment. Moving forward we are committed to building on our solid foundation. We will continue to feature our Contemporary American Cuisine, such as our hand-cut, wood-fyred Steaks, fresh Seafood selections, Rotisserie Chicken, Pastas, Signature Salads and our now famous Mort’s Pot Roast, but with our seasonally changing menu there will always be a chance that you may find a new favorite dish.
Bonfyre’s bar features classic cocktails with a modern twist, creative signature libations, a vast selection of local beers on tap, and a wine list consisting of labels primarily from North and South America. We also have a bar menu that starts at 4:00 PM daily and consists of various “$5 Bar Plates” that are all unique, and just the right size for an after work snack. So whether you join us for happy hour, or before or after your dinner you are sure to find something to enjoy at our bar.
As a locally owned and operated, one of a kind restaurant, Bonfyre American Grille has also been a true community partner. We have been a part of numerous charitable events, as well as working with local purveyors to supply us with many of our goods and services. We are dedicated to not only supporting and nurturing or existing relationships, but also continually cultivating new ones within our community.
Venue Phone: 214-741-2277
Venue Website: http://www.mortons.com/dallas/
Morton’s The Steakhouse is situated in the dynamic Uptown neighborhood and is in close proximity to downtown Dallas and the vibrant Dallas Arts District. The restaurant is adjacent to fine hotel establishments like The Ritz-Carlton and The Rosewood Crescent Hotel, and is located on the historic McKinney Avenue trolley line. The classic interior features Morton’s “newer look” with dark woods, exterior LED signage, and a glass encased, temperature controlled wine room. A constant favorite among diners providing the highest quality steaks and seafood – coupled with unequaled service – Morton’s The Steakhouse Uptown will be an attractive dining option for tourists, business clientele, and the residents of Dallas.
Venue Phone: (415) 673-1888
Venue Website: http://www.harrisrestaurant.com/
HARRIS’ RESTAURANT: THE SAN FRANCISCO STEAK HOUSE
For nearly a century, the landmark address of 2100 Van Ness Avenue has hosted some of the finest meals on the West Coast. When Harris’ Restaurant opened in 1984, in the old location of Grisons, it continued the rich tradition of luxurious dining in a comfortable sophisticated environment. In fact, Harris’ was ranked as one of the nation’s Top 10 Steak houses by the Wine Spectator.
CUISINE
Here’s why: accompanying the world-renowned beef, chicken and seafood dishes are an array of imaginative and tasty appetizers, side dishes, salads, and desserts, and the top wines of the West Coast. And if that weren’t enough, Harris’ martini is as meaty as the beef that hangs in the famous display window out front. Following the meal, our pastry chef dishes up a variety of attractive and original desserts, including a Baked Alaska, a classic Crème Brûlée and Cheesecake.
It’s the main courses, though, that are the centerpiece of the restaurant. Harris’ uses a 21 day
dry-aging process for its beef that creates tender and succulent cuts of meat that are sliced on the premises. In today’s market of vacuum sealed steaks our aging process is unique and guarantees a memorable and rare experience. We hand pick large primal cuts of beef that are aged in specially built aging boxes. After 21 days the loins are trimmed and cut into the finest steaks to be offered. And just as tasty as the meat are some of the restaurant’s other specialties, including Whole Maine Lobster, American Lamb Chops, and grilled Salmon.
WINE
Harris’ wine list reflects the combination of elegance and hometown charm of the restaurant itself, focusing mainly on California wines, but also offering a few selections from other wine-growing
regions of the world, many choices of wines by the glass, and an array of late harvest dessert wines. Harris’ also offers a full bar with an extensive list of single malt scotch whisky, small batch bourbon whiskey, cognac, brandy, grappa, and vintage port.
AMBIANCE
To a passerby, Harris’ Restaurant is a handsome restaurant on a busily traveled corner of the city.
It is famous for a display window in which large primal cuts of beef age, an attraction that has been known to stop traffic. Inside, like its menu, the atmosphere at Harris’ is as diverse as the
city it serves. Harris’ offers four different dining rooms and a bar, easily accommodating intimate dinners to large banquets. The main dining room, The Van Ness Room, offers curving, plush booths, high ceilings, brass chandeliers and skylights, softened even more by a lush mural by
local artist Barnaby Conrad depicting a bucolic scene along the Kings River in Central California.
In the Pacific Lounge, a rich mahogany bar from the turn of the century provides a backdrop of elegance, as does another mural, a montage of San Francisco scenes based on an original painting by artist Antonio Sotomeyer.
It’s no wonder that when San Franciscans want a special meal, they come back to Harris’.
Venue Phone: 404.365.0660
Venue Website: http://ruthschris.net/our-restaurants/atlanta-buckhead-ga/
The Ruth’s Chris story begins in 1965 New Orleans with one determined woman named Ruth Fertel. Without any prior experience in the restaurant industry—and against the advice of most everyone she knew—Ruth bought a 60-seat restaurant called Chris Steak House.
Ruth believed in the power of hard work and giving back. At the original restaurant location, she famously employed an all-female wait staff of hard-working single mothers, who came to be known as the “Broads on Broad Street.” After Hurricane Betsy came through New Orleans and knocked out the restaurant’s power in 1965, Ruth generously served up all of her perishable food to community members.
After a kitchen fire forced Ruth to change the original restaurant location, she renamed the restaurant, and what we now know as Ruth’s Chris Steak House came into being. Ruth believed in treating her guests like friends, a tradition that has continued in the fifty years since she founded her original steakhouse.
Based on the values of our fearless founder, the team at Ruth’s Chris continues to strive for excellence in all that we do. We believe in serving up the traditional steakhouse experience in a sophisticated setting. By providing the highest possible quality of customer service and fine dining, it is our hope that our guests will feel at home in all of our restaurants, no matter where they join us.
In each and every Ruth’s Chris Steak House across the country, we continue to carry on the legacy of our original New Orleans steakhouse and the spirit of our hard-working founder. We hope that, after visiting one of our award-winning restaurants, each of our guests will walk away not only having had an excellent meal, but also a warm and welcoming experience.