Ann H.
Yelp
The restaurant opens at 4pm on the dot, so if you are thinking you can sit at the bar with beverage and wait for seating to begin, you will wait on the sidewalk with the other early arrivals. We went on a Monday and there were approximately 6 people waiting. Friday evenings would probably stack up deeper, so keep that in mind. There is street parking and a small parking lot behind the restaurant. They take no reservations. It is a small, dark, intimate restaurant. Because of the small space, it is quite crowded. The back of another diner's chair was about "18 from my husband. We were in the far back booth on the right side beside the kitchen door and staging area. My husband ordered the 10 oz. Filet. I ordered the Ribeye. We shared an order of Prawns which were served with what tasted like house made tartar sauce. Salad dressings are made in-house, as well. Iced teas arrived in very small bar glasses. Iced teas are $3.75, and while you can refill as frequently as necessary, the tiny glasses for a non alcoholic beverage just seem... off. Vibes the OPPOSITE of hospitality, which is something any decent dining establishment should be on top of. After our order was placed, our salad arrived 15 minutes later and consisted of coarsely chopped iceberg lettuce, canned french style green beans and copious amounts of bleu cheese dressing which was watery from the soggy iceberg lettuce. Blue cheese had no chunks whatsoever. 30 minutes after ordering, prawns arrived. Why they were served 30 minutes ahead of our mains, like an appetizer I have no idea. But by the time we received our steaks, the prawns were cold. Sadly, they were glorious, gigantic, sweet prawns, and the star of the entire meal, but were cold. Steaks arrived 60 minutes after ordering, and were okay, but far from spectacular. The quality of the beef was good, but not great. One could tell these were "choice", but not Prime grade steaks. The taste made this abundantly clear. All during the meal, a young boy in his teens hovered CONSTANTLY, asking questions and removing dishes and utensils, frequently while we were still using them. Cocktail sauce disappeared before the prawns were consumed. This young man was INTRUSIVE. The best restaurants remove dishes quietly and without comment or questions. This was the polar opposite of that. We were not offered a dessert menu, so I can only assume they offer no dessert.
The total for our meal was $156. $126 for the meal, with a $30 tip. I wouldn't have tipped as much but my husband is generous to a fault. I can flatly say, the tip wasn't earned. Not in the quality of the food, not in the service and definitely not in the price for a below average total experience. We will not return here, nor recommend. For a first time visitor, Jack's missed the mark badly to make a stellar first impression. This place is riding on it's kitschy Cowboys & Whores history and is really full of itself.