For "cow at its best", amble into this "dark", "clubby" and utterly "old-world" Camelback Corridor steakhouse, where the entrees come with "generous sides"; it's a "costly" outing to be sure, but "cordial" "professional" service and an "extensive wine list" help to make it "entirely worth it" for "business dinners or romantic evenings" alike.
Donovan's Steak & Chop House Restaurant Review:
Tender, Prime grade beef; aged for a minimum of 21 days; hand-trimmed; and, of course, seared at impossibly high temperatures (1,800 degrees is optimum) to seal in natural flavor. Expect all of these attributes to define the steaks at Donovan’s Steak & Chop House. Yes, the plates are expensive, but unlike a lot of high-end steakhouses, meals here come with a choice of potato, seasonal...
A great steak requires several things: flavorful, tender, 100 percent Prime beef; delicate aging for a minimum of 21 days; hand trimming, of course; and searing at impossibly high temperatures (1800 degrees is good) to seal-in natural flavor. Expect all these things at Donovan’s, and more. Yes, the plates are expensive, but unlike many premium steakhouses, meals come with a choice of potato,...