Steak 38 is one of those places where you truly get what you pay for. Yes, it's on the higher end…read moreprice-wise, but the quality of the food and the exceptional service make it well worth it. I ordered the ribeye cooked medium rare, and it was absolutely perfect--juicy, tender, and cooked exactly as requested. It came with creamy mashed potatoes and delicious string beans, both excellent accompaniments. I also added the honey pepper butter for a small extra charge, and I'm glad I did. It added a rich, buttery flavor with just the right amount of kick. My wife ordered the prime rib, and she absolutely loved it. It was flavorful, tender, and cooked just the way she wanted. Our server, Tyler, was outstanding--friendly, attentive, and genuinely made us feel welcome throughout the meal. Every staff member we encountered, including the complimentary valet parking attendants, was courteous and professional. Steak 38 has the atmosphere and service you'd expect from a top-notch big-city steakhouse, which is refreshing in an area where this level of hospitality can be hard to find. If you're looking for an exceptional steak dinner and first-class service, I highly recommend Steak 38.

My wife and I had a fantastic dinner at Steak 38 in Tabernacle. From start to finish, the…read moreexperience was excellent. We started with drinks -- my wife had a Blue Hawaiian and I ordered a Speakeasy cocktail. Both were well made and a great way to kick off the night. Fresh bread was brought out with roasted red peppers and an herb butter, which was absolutely delicious. For our appetizer, we had the bacon-wrapped scallops. The scallops were perfectly cooked, the bacon was just right, and they were served with a horseradish cream sauce that complemented everything beautifully. We also ordered a tableside Caesar salad, which was very good and a nice touch to the experience. For our main course, we both ordered the 16 oz ribeyes. I had mine topped with black truffle butter, and my wife chose the espresso rub. Both steaks were cooked a perfect medium rare -- tender, flavorful, and cooked exactly as ordered. They were served with mashed potatoes and fresh green beans, which were excellent sides. For dessert, we shared tableside bananas foster and I had a cup of coffee. The bananas foster was amazing and a great way to end the meal. The staff was super friendly and attentive throughout the entire evening. Steak 38 delivered on food, service, and atmosphere. We'll definitely be back and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great steakhouse experience.

A few days before the birth of our first child, one of my oldest friends came down from Brooklyn…read morefor what we understood would be my final properly indulgent night before parenthood. We have known each other since we were five, lived together in New York for six years, and stayed close through marriages, children, and jobs that occasionally made us question our sanity. He has seen me at my absolute best and worst, and he was also the person who helped me get fit and regain some discipline while we worked in finance and used excess to numb the misery of those jobs. Choosing Butcher & Singer gave the evening exactly the ceremonial weight it deserved. Steakhouses take on different meanings as you move through life. In your early twenties, an expense account dinner feels like the dream: free drinks and an extravagant meal while you are broke, eating ramen, and sitting at the bottom of the professional food chain. By your early thirties, after enough wining and dining in Midtown Manhattan, the ritual can feel exhausted, and another steakhouse dinner holds little appeal. In your early forties, with young children and fewer unstructured nights, catching up with a lifelong best friend over a great steak feels incredibly meaningful, partly because neither the dinner nor the friendship needs to become a weekly habit. That contrast was especially fitting because my friend is remarkably health-conscious and frugal despite being tremendously successful. He seldom strays from his disciplined diet, while I have historically been much more willing to wander toward fries, dessert, and whatever reckless topping appears on the menu. A traditional steakhouse lets both people leave satisfied: one can order a lean steak and vegetables, while the other can treat the table as permission to suspend judgment for two hours. We shared the same celebratory dinner, but our plates still reflected exactly who each of us had always been. Inside, Butcher & Singer delivers the classic steakhouse fantasy with extraordinary conviction. The soaring ceiling, monumental columns, and amber lighting give the dining room a glamorous scale, while the dark wood, painted murals, and small shaded lamps keep all that grandeur from becoming severe. This is where Stephen Starr's judgment becomes especially apparent, because both Butcher & Singer and nearby Barclay Prime depend on concepts that could age badly: one could become stuffy and antiquated, while the other could become glossy and artificial. Instead, Butcher & Singer still feels transportive, Barclay Prime remains contemporary and cool, and each succeeds because the design, service, and atmosphere are executed with total confidence. Our meal included what I believe was a Caesar salad, filet mignon, asparagus, fries, and a rich chocolate fudge cake. I added a blue cheese garnish to my steak, a completely unnecessary flourish that became the crown jewel on an already excellent piece of meat, while my friend kept his side of the table considerably cleaner. Parc creates a useful third point in Starr's small Rittenhouse constellation: its bar steak and burger offer a more casual form of red meat, somewhere between an ordinary dinner and the full ceremony of Butcher & Singer or Barclay Prime. I appreciate both, but a burger leaves me feeling heavier, while a properly cooked lean steak can feel filling and indulgent without ruining the rest of the night. Only one detail could have improved our experience. We sat at a small table near the host stand and the clock, which was comfortable and entirely reasonable for a table for two, but it left us slightly outside the dramatic center of the room. This was no one's fault, merely the kind of learned preference that comes from seeing the full room afterward and knowing where I would request to sit on a future visit. I hope to return when the budget allows, settle farther inside among the leather booths, glowing lamps, and sweep of the murals, and once again let Butcher & Singer make a rare night with an old friend feel worthy of savoring.

This place is stunning on the inside and I absolutely love the lore of all the movies that have…read morebeen filmed inside and the various businesses that the building housed before the restaurant. With that, the food was good and it didn't feel just like your typical steakhouse and I attribute that to the service and how wonderful the staff was. We ordered the oysters, onion soup, delmanico steak, porter house, and the fillet. The table shared the hash brown which was absolutely delicious and by far one of the best items I've had at a steakhouse potato wise. We also ordered the asparagus and the seasonal corn dish. For dessert we had peanut butter tart, cheesecake, and ice cream. Over all this was a great experience and I would definitely come back.

Exceptional Service from Tajonna Lawler Fleming's Steakhouse…read moreWe have been regular guests at Fleming's Steakhouse for many years, and it continues to be one of our favorite places to dine and celebrate special occasions. We recently celebrated our anniversary at Fleming's, and Tajonna Lawler helped make our evening especially memorable. She personally came to our table to welcome us and took the time to have a genuine conversation with us. She listened with sincere interest and made us feel truly valued as longtime guests. In a time when exceptional customer service can be difficult to find, Tajonna stands out. Her warmth, professionalism, attentiveness, and genuine care for her guests are qualities that make a lasting impression. We sincerely appreciated the time she spent with us and the personal attention she gave to our anniversary celebration. Tajonna is an exceptional manager, and Fleming's is a better restaurant because of her leadership and commitment to its guests. Thank you, Tajonna, for making our evening so special. We look forward to many more wonderful visits to Fleming's! -- Lori & Steve

We had the Chilean sea bass, they should take it off the menu. $ 57.00 and so small and no taste…read more Wast of money. Also had the 20 oz Rib eye and I eat steak this was previously frozen steak NEVER GOING BACK they are not the same as it once was It's all about the money with them and not the quality

Everything was phenomenal…read more.... Food..10 out of 10 Service.. 10 out of 10 Atmosphere. 10 out of 10

I went here for the first time and the food was so good. The steak was so flavorful and cooked to…read moreperfection. I didn't know what to get so the waitress recommended the steak that comes with onions. It was delish. The fries were crispy and salted. The mashed potatoes had a good flavor to it. The drink was good. My only complaint about the food was the calamari came room temperature instead of hot. The service was amazing. The waitress always made sure we were satisfied. The only reason why I give it a 3 star review is because I had leftover steak. When I got home and opened the container, they gave me someone else's steak. That was a huge disappointment so I threw it out.

My 100th Yelp Review is way overdue, but am happy it is a momentous one…read more As this was a dinner of a lifetime. It was the second weekend in December and we arrived on a cold night to Eddie V's. With the chill in the air, it was a pleasant surprise to see valet parking available for patrons. We pulled up, the young man was so quick and friendly & we headed inside. We had a 7:30pm reservation and could see the restaurant was packed. Lots of holiday cheer around the bar area for sure. Our coats were checked. We waited quite some time in the corridor, however after about 10 minutes a staff member appeared with a tray offering of champagne, for all who were waiting. This was an exceptional consideration. After about 10 more minutes we were seated. In the back room of the restaurant, back corner, along side their Christmas tree. The ambiance was only made more perfect by the birthday card and confetti they had adorned the table with. We started with cocktails. My signature Sapphire Martini with Blue Cheese Olives. Spot on. Perfect dirty, only a vermouth kiss and big ole hand stuffed olives. My husband ordered an Old Fashioned. It was with a specific rye on menu that was not available at the time. The server had them substitute Whistle Pig 12 (complimentary without upcharge). This again was so considerate. Our server was so attentive, generous, complimentary, careful and helpful. We loved having him. Our Food- The bread was warm, crusty and chewy. Along with the creamy, fatty butter flaked with salt and chives. We ordered our appetizers- Oysters, Calamari and Dumplings We loved having the opportunity to try multiple varieties of oysters. They all tasted clean and distinct. My husband loves horseradish, so it was fantastic to see a side offering of just that, with the cocktail sauce and mignonette. And the lemon was in a bag!!!! The Calamari was a joy. Asian flair, crisp veggies, the calamari sang in texture and light fry. And cashews!! Squid and cashews. Inspiring. We also tried the Wagyu Dumplings. Plump, savory pillows. The beef was tender and flavorful. The wasabi cream gave a zing. Our meal had the best start. For entrees, my husband ordered the Lamb Chops. I ordered the Sea Scallops. Sides we had - the Lobster Mashed Potatoes and Asparagus. (We had leftovers, lolol) The plating for this Lamb was so strategic. It sat atop its Chimichurri Butter Sauce just the bottoms dabbling in it. So at your desire- to dip at whatever length the lamb, into the sauce, or eat the lamb alone. This dish was incredible and genius. My Scallops were seared spot on. Golden crust but a mild, clean, sweet inside. Cooked exactly. The pepitas gave a nice crunch and the squash puree gave a seasonal spin. But the scallops stood on their own and it was perfect. The Asparagus had bite, was not woodsy and not over seasoned. Just a well cooked vegetable. The Lobster Mashed Potatoes was butter heaven. Creamy, the huge chunks of lobster were swimming, and no potato peels, so smooth & decadent. We were stuffed so nixed dessert, however- a birthday dessert arrived. What a show! Flambé hooray!!! A firey plate with bananas, a coffee chip ice cream and chocolate cookie cake. We ate it happily, (hating ourselves later, for being so stuffed). This dessert was so sweet in gesture and taste. An ideal ending. This was sincerely the most care we have ever felt dining out. We felt like (and ate like!) a King and Queen. The thoughtfulness that went into our night gave miracle service. Model class, truly magical, and unprecedented. Thank you Eddie V's for a birthday experience so incredible in food, small touches and care that I will treasure and feel special for forever.

Last night, we dined at Eddie V's Prime Seafood at King of Prussia Mall with a 5:15 PM reservation…read moreon a busy Saturday night. The restaurant was completely packed, and by the time we left, there was a crowd gathered out front waiting--definitely a popular spot. Inside, the two-person tables were set quite close together, making the space feel a bit tight, and the noise level was quite high throughout the restaurant. Service was a highlight. Our server, Nadine, was warm, friendly, and attentive. She answered our questions with ease and always had a welcoming smile, and the bussing team kept our water glasses filled without us ever having to ask. We started with the complimentary warm bread and butter, which is always a nice touch. We were also each served a fried oyster called amuse, which was a pleasant surprise. I had the crab cake appetizer, followed by the Big Glory Bay king salmon with a side of crab fried rice with mushrooms. My husband ordered the Wagyu dumplings and the Norwegian salmon. I enjoyed my dishes--everything was well-prepared and flavorful. However, my husband wasn't particularly impressed; he found his dishes to be average and not especially memorable, which made the overall experience feel a bit uneven. While the restaurant delivers on ambiance and solid service, the food didn't quite rise to the level you might expect for the price point. Overall, it feels like an elevated mall restaurant--pleasant, but slightly overpriced for what you get.

Entered this establishment for the first time on Thursday August 13, after visiting Library 4 in…read moreWilliamstown many times as my go to steak house. Expecting it to be crowded because it was in the middle of happy hour, was surprised that there were only a handful of patrons at the huge bar, same comfortable, clubby steakhouse experience. I tried 2 of their half priced cocktails made by the very friendly duo of bartenders. I had 2 bourbon cocktails, (my favorite), a smoked old fashioned and a drink called the paper airplane. The bartender was hospitable enough to let me change the bourbon of a bourbon of similar price, and the happy hour cocktail prices are the best I have ever seen. They also have a spectacular salad bar of a plethora of fresh vegetables. Ordered the 8oz. filet, which was cooked a perfectly tender medium rare. I would frequent this little gem a couple times a month if I lived closer.

I do not wanna hear Africa by Toto when I'm dropping 50$ per steak. Waiter was nice but the food…read morewas not great. It made my girlfriend sad. Put us next to salad bar instead of towards the back where there was open seating. I do not need to make eye contact with the guy cooking my steak lmao. Very overpriced for quality unfortunately

Exceptional food and excellent service!…read more The French fries are insanely good as is everything

I wish I had taken pictures but I really wasn't thinking I was going to write this at the time. It…read morewas only after the whole meal was over, and realizing that it was utterly awful that I felt directed to share my experience. My boyfriend and I sat in the bar area for a quick lunch on Friday. It was busy but not overly so. I got a drink that was decent. The service was also good but that's where the positives end. For a starter we tried the Hamachi Crudo. What came to the table was far from acceptable. Large hunks of tuna, some pieces with the white part of the skin still attached. It just looked botched. Bloodline and different sized pieces. You couldn't chew the white part so we had to cut it off. Then when we tried to eat it, it was full of pin bones. We picked out 4 pieces with bone. No real sauce on the plate. No flavor other than the chilis that were placed on top. One of the worst things I've ever been served. When our entrees came out first off, the French fries that we paid extra for were spare. My chicken avocado wrap tasted like nothing. It didn't have much chicken, I didn't notice any of the cheese or avocado ranch that was supposed to be on it. It was full of shredded lettuce and diced tomatoes. My BF said his turkey sandwich had no taste either and he wasn't sure it had what it said it should have on it. Very little turkey, undercooked, limp bacon and bread he said that was stale. Walking away we were just shocked. A bad course is one thing but every dish was just abysmal. You know it's bad when the people that were dining next to you grab you outside to see if your meal was as bad as theirs. I know, I should have shared by displeasure with staff but I'm so uncomfortable doing that. I don't need places to be perfect, I understand businesses have off days but this was a train off it's tracks kinda meal. I really hope Braddocks turns this around. But we will not be back.

We dined at Hearthside Friday 7.17.26 6pm before the Kathleen Edwards Patty Griffin show at the…read moreScottish Rite. I had requested a cozy spot not a table smack dab in the middle of the floor. We were seated at a banquette corner spot which was great. Interior is way smaller than I anticipated from seeing pics but is cozy. Our server, River, was friendly and informative. Food came out at a nice pace. This was EASILY the best meal I have had out in 10-15 years. Food was stellar. Each dish was unique, well seasoned, interesting, and balanced. Positively delicious. I am irritated I waited so long to come here. I don't live near Collingswood. Prix fixe tasting menus are typically not my first choice. My eyes missed the note on their site that ala carte is only available on Wednesdays and Thursdays. I have dietary restrictions and I didn't think I was that hungry. My dining partner is an omnivore but I eat vegan part of the week. I am more a vegetarian leaning pescatarian. I do not eat offal, beef, or pork. I am allergic to beef. Tasting menus are typically problematic for me. This menu was so varied and perfectly proportioned. I had choices I was very happy with. We walked out satisfied but not grotesque. What we ordered- sicilian tuna - parsley, capers, calabrian chili, sourdough (supplemental $5) watermelon & stone fruit - mint-chili vinaigrette, fennel, stracciatella lumache - pancetta, charred corn, cherry tomato, soft egg risotto - zucchini, szechuan butter, pistachio, lemon honey Branzino to share - whole fish - tomato, black olive, fennel, burnt orange caramelized pâte feuilletée - yuzu, blackberry mint gelée, matcha crumb pâte à choux - craquelin, corn semifreddo, peach-jalapeño reduction Highly, highly recommend.

Tried this place twice. It's a suburban restaurant with suburban food and suburban people…read more At least it's byob. But not for long.

This was only my second time at the Chop House (my first being about year ago for my wife's…read morebirthday) even though my wife's family are what you could call regulars. My wife again chose The Chop House for her birthday dinner celebration and for great reason! We came on her birthday, a Tuesday evening, for drinks and appetizers in the bar area. The gentleman working valet was very respectful and professional and while I can take or leave valet in most cases, he definitely added to the upscale experience of the entire night. Upon seating ourselves at a high-top, both bartenders on shift greeted us with huge smiles and very warm hello's. They are familiar faces to my wife's family and were genuinely happy to see us. Unfortunately, we learned my wife's family's favorite server, Debbie, recently retired but great for her! The bartenders were fabulous themselves. Service, personability, mixology skills were all top-notch. They fit the sophisticated vibe of the restaurant perfectly. We started with drinks of course! A Stoli Elit Martini with a twist, a Dirty Martini, an Apple Butter Old Fashioned, and a Tito's and Club. The drinks came out beautifully. Smooth, chilled. I ordered the Apple Butter Old Fashioned as I was intrigued, but skeptical. While I thought it was good, I'd prefer a regular or Smoked Old Fashioned to the Apple Butter. My wife loved it though. We ordered lots of food to split and each appetizer we picked was as good if not better than the next. The Tuna Nachos fresh and had a tropical, savory flavor with pineapple mixed in. The Kona Tips were tender, full of flavor coming from the Kona crust and sautéed mushrooms/onions, and were served in a skillet full of sauce perfect for soaking up with bread. I actually liked the Kona Tips appetizer more than I liked the Kona Crust I got on my NY Strip I ordered last year (the Strip was great I'd just prefer no Kona crust on the entree). The Flatbread De Jour was a Kona Tip flatbread, which you may call us crazy for ordering two Kona Tip inspired appetizers, but the Kona Tips are just that good. The Oysters we had were small (just how I like them) and were up there with the best Oysters I've had. We finished up with Fried Calamari. They were lightly battered, fried nicely, tender, and served over a bed of different hot peppers (when I say hot, I mean it!). Everything was delicious and there wasn't one appetizer we chose that I wouldn't order again or recommend to others. We did order a few more drinks throughout the night -- another Elit Martini and a Hendrix Martini with the appetizers and then Bailey's on the rocks and Frangelico on the rocks as after dinner, dessert drinks. We ordered a Brownie Sundae for the table for my wife's birthday while she was excused from the table and the bartender brought it out with a lit candle. The bartender also brought out a complementary miniature Crème Brûlée for my wife as she acknowledged The Chop House's Crème Brûlée as one of her favorites earlier in the night when we were talking about the menu. I thought the entire night went as good as you could have hoped. Valet, bar service, food, drinks, desserts, atmosphere. Everything was amazing and most importantly my wife had a great birthday. This is two years in a row we celebrated her birthday at The Chop House and I wouldn't mind seeing this turn into her birthday tradition.

The ambiance is great and completely packed on a Saturday evening! The food was also very…read moreflavorable and well seasoned!! Ribeye were delicious and the garlic spinach was a tad too salty but overall meal was delicious! The blackened Cajun shrimp is off the menu but that was soooo good!!!

The outside and surrounding area may be deceiving, but do NOT let it fool you! You arrive to…read morecomplimentary valet parking, and as soon as you walk in it feels like you've stepped into retro, cozy, intimate restaurant. The four of us sat at the bar where Dawn (and her counterpart) took phenomenal care of us. It also seemed as if there were numerous regulars at the bar, all of whom were friendly and talkative, which added to the overall experience. We started off with drinks; Stoli Elit Martini, Hendrick's Martini, Blueberry Lemon Drop, and a glass of wine. The Blueberry Lemon Drop was really good especially if you enjoy sweeter drinks. I ended up switching to some kind of Maple(?) Fig Bourbon which was fantastic as well. The fried peppers they serve with the complmentary bread were out of this world. They actually convinced me to buy peppers at the store the next day so I could fry them myself. Prior to ordering dinner, we started with Caesar salads, which were dressed perfectly. We decided to split Crab Cakes for dinner which are served with green beans and mashed potatoes (as all of their entrees are). Let me tell you, these Crab Cakes were up there with the best I've ever had. They were big, packed with lump crab, and had a fantastic outer crust. We just got back from the Delaware/Maryland border and these were better than all of the crab cakes we had there. PSA: Make sure to get one, if not both, of Steak 38's table-side experiences. The Caesar salad and the Banana's Foster are both must orders. Atmosphere: 4.5/5 Service: 5/5 Drinks: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Value: 5/5

Just celebrated my birthday here. Rob waited on us, he was absolutely fantastic, recommended a…read morebefore dinner drink that was so delish (sorry can't remember the name) We each shared the Cesar salad, then enjoyed a perfectly cooked steak. We will be returning, only next time we will start with dessert, the banana foster looked delicious, but unfortunately we were stuffed.