Steakhouse

Cattlemen’s Steakhouse – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Cattlemen’s Cafe opened in 1910 in Oklahoma City’s Stockyards City, feeding cowboys, ranchers, and cattle haulers in a district where herds were driven from across the state to meet the East’s demand for beef. In 1945, owner Hank Frey ran out of luck and money at a dice game at the Biltmore Hotel and wagered […]

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Oklahoma, Restaurants, Season 7, Steakhouse

Giusti’s – Walnut Grove, California – Closed

Giusti’s in Walnut Grove appeared in Season 5, Episode 13 of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, “Family Favorites,” which aired March 23, 2009, as a Sacramento Delta institution that had been serving Italian-American steakhouse food to generations of boaters, hunters, and locals since 1912, making it one of the oldest restaurants in California at the time

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Califonia, Restaurants, Season 5, Steakhouse

Monte Carlo Steak House – Albuquerque, New Mexico

Monte Carlo Steak House sits on Central Avenue SW in Albuquerque, which means it sits on Historic Route 66 in a city that has been a crossroads stop for travelers since the highway was commissioned. The restaurant has been a neighborhood institution serving steaks and burgers to a loyal local following for decades, built on

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Albuquerque, Burgers, New Mexico, Restaurants, Season 3, Steakhouse

Alpine Steakhouse – Sarasota, Florida

Most steakhouses are just steakhouses. Alpine Steakhouse in Sarasota, Florida is a steakhouse, a butcher shop, a specialty grocery, a German deli, and the place that introduced Guy Fieri to the Turducken — a chicken inside a duck inside a turkey, twelve hours in the oven, and one of the most elaborate things ever served

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Florida, Restaurants, Season 2, Steakhouse
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