Being the winner and all, I chose St. Anselm in Brooklyn as a change of pace and because of the great reviews. We weren't disappointed! The vibe at this place is low key and hipster oriented. Tatooed waitresses and Led Zep tunes cranking, I like it immediately.
Though not technically a steak house they offer some great meats. We chose a bone-in rib eye for two, sides of spinach and pan fried truffled mashed potatoes and beers! Rockin good!
We arrived early to avoid crowds (no reservations taken here) and got a table right away. Service was good and I had to say I really enjoyed the absence of fuck faced banker types while enjoying a nice meal! I guess this rates in the middle of the pack overall ratings wise. It is the best bang for the buck of any place we tried to date! They also have cool shit like roasted chicken with the feet still on and other assorted roasted mammals.
You can also get the house specialty hanger steak for an incredible deal. I will try that next time. It was a while ago and I can't remember the dessert. Grant do you remember? Oh yeah, what about that so called team Boston?
Q. What do the Boston Red Sox and lawn furniture have in common?
A. They both fold and end up in the cellar near the end of the summer.
Q. Why doesn't New Haven, Conn., have a MLB team?
A. Because then they'd want one in Boston, Mass., too.
Q. What is the difference between a Red Sox fan and a baby?
A. Even the baby stops whining after a while.
Go Yanks!!!!
Cut of meat - 8/10
Sides/desserts - 7.5/10
Atmosphere - 9/10
Service - 7.5/10
Level of debauchery allowed - 8.5/10
Cut of meat - 6.5/10
ReplyDeleteSides/desserts - 7/10
Atmosphere - 8/10
Service - 9/10
Level of debauchery allowed - 8.5/10
Dude, you have to compare apples to apples. Axe handle ribeye is not a porterhouse. Bad numbers butch...
ReplyDeleteI don't go to your mom's house and fuck her until you shaved her back. Write a decent score.
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