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Téléphone: +17122624625
Adresse: 1205 S Grand AveIA 51301, Spencer, United States
Ville: Spencer
Site Web: https://www.theprimeribspencer.com
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This was one of the most bizarre and surreal culinary experiences I had. It's been a few months since I was here last, just forget to write this review, so maybe something has changed since. I ordered three articles, burned ends, a Caesar salad and Cajun Pasta. None of them were good. The salad was a strange deconstruction that came as a bunch of whole romaine leaves instead of a real salad and was more like a starter you were expected to dive. The burned ends did not deserve the name, because they did not embody what someone thinks when they imagined the court. Instead of a grill dish with a beautiful caramelized barbeque sauce they had a strange honey sauce and the fat was not completely made so there were large pieces of it. It was also served with Naan bread for some reason, why not Texas Toast? Finally, the Cajun Pasta had a Bland sauce and the only Cajun flavor came from these bacon bits instead of being part of the sauce. I didn't finish it. None of them was worth what I paid for. Maybe. I am partly responsible for not getting the best rib in a restaurant named for it, but the prices on it were somewhat exaggerated compared to even chain places like Texas Roadhouse. The service was also bad with waiters to chat with each other or their friends. My advice? Do not try to reinvent the wheel, there is nothing wrong with a typical dish, as long as it is done well, especially if you alternative was a strange version made very bad.
Reported to be the best steakhouse and one of the best restaurants in this small town. My stuffed prime rib was a relatively poor grade with lots of fat and gristle. Was not greatly impressed Dietary restrictions: Had to explain what Gluten was, and then they assured me with great confidence that the stuffed prime rib would be safe. Had no great confidence they understood cross contamination or that common items like soy sauce or ingredients in the stuffing could contain gluten. It did not make me sick, so they did OK, but it is not on my list to go back if in town again.
