Definitions
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- noun A
restaurant that specializes in good cuts of meat, particularlysteak .
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- noun a restaurant that specializes in steaks
Etymologies
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Examples
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A perfectly med rare filet at the steakhouse is my out-to-eat choice.
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A perfectly med rare filet at the steakhouse is my out-to-eat choice.
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Who here's been to a certain steakhouse where, prior to recieving your slab of beef (or chicken, or fish, as the case may be) they set down a delicious, dark, sweet loaf of bread that's piping hot and calling out in desperation for a pat of butter?
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Who here's been to a certain steakhouse where, prior to recieving your slab of beef (or chicken, or fish, as the case may be) they set down a delicious, dark, sweet loaf of bread that's piping hot and calling out in desperation for a pat of butter?
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Chili's and Applebee's, the heavy focus on burgers means that the firm could lose traction to fast-food companies introducing high-end "steakhouse" - style burgers.
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I’m drawing a total blank on the name, but there’s a chain steakhouse – really awful – that’s bigger than Léon.
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We no longer have the stockyards, but we're still a beef town, and for many the steakhouse is the restaurant of choice.
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Of course, this may be wholly self-serving - my usual order at a steakhouse is a 12oz with a rice pilaf and a baked potato.
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The prime choice at the steakhouse are the chops and steaks, up to a 24-ounce porterhouse.
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The Silverton Hotel and Casino has a special 2-for-1 entree at most of their restaurants ... even their delicious Twin Creeks steakhouse, which is normally excluded from deals such as these.
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