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Oh my G! Del Frisco's holds a special space in my heart. My first Del Frisco steak was in NYC, the first weekend I went low carb in 2007, still low carb strong in 2013, I gauge a restaurant by the steak. . So sad to leave NYC, but I was so happy to find Del Frisco's in Vegas...we are regulars...Coming here about every 3 months.
We always order a bottle or two of wine, a chopped salad and a Tomahawk Ribeye Waygu steak ample enough for two-about 32 ozs (12 oz bone and 20 oz of meat). While it costs $90 bucks...it can be a value if each individual steak is starting at $45. BTW, TDF...nothing like it...impressive to the eye, like a Flintstone steak, big, beefy, hot, and juicy... what is not to like?
Service is always impeccable, but we've definitely had some characters, such as Amber that flat out denied our frequent customer card because we were going to split a $500+ bill with another couple, but the next time our waiter was AWESOME! He hooked us up, taking care of all 6 of us, but still (I am pretty sure) sticking to their "make you feel like a million bucks" policy.
I HIGHLY recommend a sommelier to navigate the expansive wine menu...they always have good recs. Tell them your price point and a few flavors or characteristics you like in a wine and they will help you find a gem. Really take advantage, some of the best soms in Vegas.
While i am female, I love the old school massive testosterone feel of this restaurant. I even saw a group of men walking to the restaurant still about a mile away and I said to my husband that "Yep, they are going to get some meat at Del Frisco's, before they start their night" About 20 minutes after we arrived by car, they sure enough were walking into Del Frisco's.
I always chuckle at the Thank You card I receive in the mail a few days after I devour my Tomahawk steak. Nice touch.
IDK, I just love old school masculine feel...but I sure feel and get treated like a lady yet still can eat and enjoy like a "man".
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