Came here for dinner with a bunch of guys and it definitely is a very man's place. When I walked in, it was all men which was weird. We were seated quickly but as one of my friend's pointed out, why are there TVs, it makes the place tacky. I'm not a big fan of TVs in restaurants unless it's in the bar or if it's a sports bar type of restaurant. TV in the dining room in the steakhouse? No thank you. I think with the NBA playoffs on, it took half of my attention away during dinner.
So how was the food? Eh, it really wasn't all that good. Steak was oily, didn't have a lot of flavor and the foie gras buttered we ordered didn't even have that much foie gras taste to it. They didn't specify the steaks were dry aged or anything and I felt the selection was limited. The waiter kept on pushing us to order the lobster tail which was pretty pricey but we didn't. We ordered crab cakes and calamari to share and it was average.
They do have a James Bond table which opens up with many James Bond bottle of wines (labels had James Bond pictures and etc) and plays the 007 theme. That was pretty cool and probably the highlight of the place.
If you like old school steak house I think this would be good for you but if you don't then skip it.