best steakhouse *bang for the buck

If money is not a consideration the Canyon Chop House up here in Fort Collins is great. One of the best steaks I have ever had.

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...60104B15C7.jpg

This place is decent too. http://www.steakhouse10.com/

Anyone tried this place before. I drive by it sometimes and have never gone in. Figured someone here has. http://www.denversteakhouse.net/

The Drover, Omaha, NE.

1. Ruth Chris' I know they closed the denver location but last time i ate there was in SLC
2. Sullivan's
3. Denver Chop house
4. Teds Montana
5. Outback
6. Texas Roadhouse

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Originally Posted by Beprepared

I Never order steak out, it's just to easy to make a great steak at home. Now Texas Roadhouse makes a killer Chicken Fried Sirloin! Speaking of Texas, if you're ever around Amarillo...
http://www.bigtexan.com/
http://www.bigtexan.com/images/Long-signnothe.png
Go big or go home!
No I got a small steak, wasn't expecting much but it was seriously the best steak I've ever had. Maybe because they actually grill instead of broil.
Just never stay at their motel...shiver.

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Big Texan is a tourist trap. I passed it by dozens of times over the past 14 years - family lives in Texas. Finally, I stopped in last year and had the ABSOLUTE WORST STEAK OF MY LIFE. It looked beautiful, but chewed and tasted like a bad roast. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

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Originally Posted by BuckeyeNative

Anyone been to "The Famous" in Colorado Springs? If so, is it worth the price?

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Definitely not IMO.

For the money,
Briarhurst Manor or the Cliff House - both in Manitou Springs.

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For less money,
The Keg in Manitou Springs - never had a bad meal, reasonably priced, good atmosphere.

In a pinch,
Texas Roadhouse

Agree - best steaks come from home. Trouble is, finding a good piece of meat to start with.

That's called a good cook with a crappy piece of meat...... (last Big Texan post)

I must have caught Sullivan's on a bad night.

And, I agree with finding a good piece of meat. Not easy. I'm a spoiled Midwesterner where you don't have to go to a specialty shop to find one.

Costco's meat is very good if you've never bought it.