Why This Historic Steakhouse Has Over 90,000 Smoking Pipes
For more than 100 years, Keens Steakhouse has stored smoking pipes for its guests. Today, the pipes of many American icons are included in its collection.
Read MoreFor more than 100 years, Keens Steakhouse has stored smoking pipes for its guests. Today, the pipes of many American icons are included in its collection.
Read MoreOrdering a steak in a restaurant can feel like a bit of a minefield when you don't know your stuff. We spoke to an expert to find out how to order a steak.
Read MoreTexas Roadhouse is so well-known and has a fan following that you might think they were busy enough, but the chain also owns two other restaurant brands.
Read MoreThis once-popular southern steakhouse had dozens of locations but today, all but two have either closed entirely or converted to a new brand.
Read MoreTexas Roadhouse is known for its hearty, all-American-style cuisine. Upgrade one popular dish, the Cactus Blossom, with these secret menu toppings.
Read MoreAmerica's oldest steakhouse is located in a modern, trendy neighborhood today but in one of the busiest and most historic cities in the country.
Read MoreAlthough they became good friends as well, the founder of Texas Roadhouse was such a fan of Willie Nelson that he gave him a special corner in every location.
Read MoreFans of Gordon Ramsay can enjoy the celebrity chef's specialties at any of his many restaurants and chains around the world.
Read MoreMost restaurants only survive a few years, but this Colorado steakhouse has been serving U.S. presidents and everyday people for over a century.
Read MoreThere are few ways you can stand out in a marketplace of great steakhouses. While service and ambiance matter, Longhorn knows the steaks are still the draw.
Read MoreTexas Roadhouse has raised prices for the fourth time in two years. However, the latest increase is lower than the company originally predicted.
Read MoreWith so many steakhouse chains out there, it can be hard to choose the right one to go to. These are the best and the worst steakhouses in the U.S.
Read MoreWhether you live in the Valley or are coming to town on a trip, there's one steakhouse you ought to know about if you're hungry for a huge piece of steak.
Read MoreIt's been awhile since Ina Garten lived in Washington, D.C., but during her book tour, she took time for lunch at the place she says has the best cheeseburger.
Read MoreTexas Roadhouse may be full of the Lone Star State spirit, but it wasn't born there. See where the story began and how the founder created his vision.
Read MoreFor decades, Steak and Ale was the go-to affordable casual dining destination for many Americans. And then, it was gone. What happened to the beloved chain?
Read MoreTexas Roadhouse puts the diner in charge, at least to the extent they want to be. Take a moment to peruse the display case and pick out the steak you'd like.
Read MoreA strip or cutlet right off the grill is incredible, but downright revelatory with some melty parmesan oozing over it. But can you get it at Longhorn?
Read MoreTexas Roadhouse steaks taste so good thanks to the quality of the meat and the preparation that goes on behind closed doors in every location.
Read MoreIf you're looking to try authentic Australian cuisine, don't go to Outback Steakhouse. Despite the restaurant chain's motif, it's 100% American.
Read MoreOutback Steakhouse: Bloomin' Onions, steaks, and ... evil? That's what a bizarre social media flap from back in 2017 would have you believe.
Read MoreWagyu beef is so expensive that it's reached a near-mythical status as a food. You typically find it on ultra high-end menus at fancy restaurants.
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