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A wise person once told me that when trying a new steakhouse, you should order the cheapest steak on the menu—if they cook that well, then you know the rest is worth exploring. My wife and I followed that advice and ordered the least expensive New York strip and ribeye, and neither of us was disappointed.
The Brussels sprouts and Yukon Gold potatoes were outstanding, and the cocktails were excellent—though I can’t recall exactly what we ordered from the menu. We ended the evening with their 1937 Port. It was delicious, though a bit overpriced in our opinion.
One practical note: reservations are a must. The restaurant fills quickly, so it’s worth booking at least a few days in advance to secure a good time.
Overall, our experience was very positive. We appreciated the coat service upon arrival, and the restrooms were exceptionally clean—exactly what you would expect from a restaurant of this caliber.
As for the most important question: would we spend the money to return? That’s harder to answer. Bend has an abundance of excellent dining options, and while our meal and experience here were truly enjoyable, we’d likely reserve this spot for special occasions rather than regular nights out.