St. Elmo Steak House
Do you like the early 1900s saloon decor? Then perhaps a trip down memory lane is in order. That is exactly what happens when a person visits St. Elmo for the first time. However, the eatery is more than meets the eye. Wet-aged steaks, dry-aged steaks and chops, a wedge salad, a traditional shrimp cocktail, and a loaded baked potato are among the menu items. The steakhouse delivers ancient and traditional steaks cooked and grilled in unique ways. This establishment is one-of-a-kind, a steakhouse where one may step back in time and savor healthy meats. A 119-year-old steakhouse deserves nothing less. It’s fantastic.
St. Elmo Steak House
Cattleman’s Steakhouse (Oklahoma)
There are several “Cattleman’s Steakhouse” locations throughout the country. This list would, in reality, appear fairly soon. This Cattleman’s, on the other hand, is located in Oklahoma City. However, that is not what distinguishes it. This steakhouse’s 109-year history sets it apart from the competition. Cattleman in Oklahoma serves steaks grilled over an intense charcoal fire and served with natural jus. To get one’s grove going, one may eat sliced and deep-fried lamb testicles. If it is completed, the T-bone is ready for consumption. This can be followed by a slice of homemade pie.
Cattleman’s Steakhouse (Oklahoma)
