Kelly T.
Yelp
We were in Frisco, TX to visit family and my mother in law gave us a Perry's Steakhouse gift card. We were staying at the Hyatt Regency right across the street so it was an easy walk. After looking at the menus we decided we would go for the special Friday lunch.
On 6/14 we went for an early dinner around 3:30. We started to panic when we saw people waiting outside and realized we may have underestimated the popularity of the Friday lunch. Luckily as a party of two, it wasn't that bad of a wait and we were seated in the bar area within 10 minutes or so.
Our server was a young, lively, and friendly gal who immediately asked if we were here for the lunch special pork chops. We were not actually interested in it, but realized now why it was so popular. Looking around the bar area, nearly 85% of the people had the pork chop!
Instead, we decided to order a half dozen of the Blue Point oysters, the Bacon Slab Burger, and the Seared Scallop Pasta. While we waited, we sipped on a Diet Coke and iced tea and ice water. The bread came out and it was so incredibly warm and soft. Definitely a plus for us! We watched some golf on the scattered TV screens throughout the bar and just enjoyed watching people stream in and out.
The Blue Point Oysters came out and were a nice medium size. The definitely packed the bowl with so much ice and we couldn't help but think it took longer to pack the bowl than it did for us to eat the 6 oysters. But if you know, you know that oysters don't last that long.
Our meal came out and we were very happy with the presentation and size. The Bacon Slab burger had slices of thick bacon, nearly 5mm thick, a nicely thick patty covered with bacon marmalade, and a beautifully browned bun. The fries were also nicely crisped and salted. The pasta came out almost like in lasagna pieces, wide noodles covered with peas, cauliflower, pan-seared scallops and a Alfredo and Marzano sauce. It was a nice blend of the two sauces without it being too rich. It gave me the vibes of an open faced ravioli due to the width of the noodles, but I was really happy with the blend of flavors and textures. Even though I had to pack up some of the pasta, we couldn't leave without trying the Rocky Road Bread Pudding.
Since we got it to go, I'm not entirely sure of the best way they served it in house, but it was a thick rectangle of bread pudding covered in chocolate chips and a giant homemade marshmallow, nearly 2-3 inches tall. It came with a side of caramel sauce and candied walnuts. The best was when I microwaved it for just a little bit and allowed the marshmallow to expand and melt over the top. We actually headed back home the next day and I had to bring my leftover pasta and bread pudding home with me and it was still amazing the following day! That says a lot about how good it was!