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Best Steakhouse restaurants nearby. Discover the best Steakhouse food in Countryside. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Steakhouse restaurants near you.. Countryside is a city in Cook County, Illinois, United States. The population was 5,895 at the 2010 census.
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1. Texas Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By R5871BQmarks
I know this is a chain restaurant (about Texas and the Texas vibe) but this place just seemed even more contrived than a chain should be and like it was trying too hard, if that makes any sense. Two work colleagues and I sat at the bar on a weeknight to get a meal after work. The bartender lady was very nice and accommodating. I noticed that she seemed to know several other patrons as if they were regulars. Well nice. I avoided the heavy calorie meals by opting for a barbecue chicken breast with rice and vegetables. My meal was lukewarm. It turned me off.
2. Eddie Merlotâs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
At Eddie Merlotâs hospitality and the comfort of our guests are our highest mission; we pledge to provide the finest service, highest quality foods, in world class facilities for our guests to enjoy a memorable experience. Eddie Merlotâs features USDA Pri
Reviewed By Jeanne M
The restaurant is nicely decorated in a up-scale style, reminicent of the art deco 1920's era. The chairs were comfortable and the bar room seemed inviting. Everything was clean. They could use shades on the upper windows. People facing the windows had to deal with the sun in their eyes.I ordered a Derby Mule ($15) which tasted like a whiskey sour, but came in one of the frosted copper mugs I love. The others shared a bottle of wine which was too dry for their taste and then another blend which was better. My entree was a small Waldorf salad topped with 3-4 tasty grilled shrimp (about $20). Quite satisfactory. The crusty bread and butter were good too.My husband said his steak was very good, but I was amazed at the tiny piece of meat for about $29-$39. The poor thing sat all alone in the middle of an empty white plate. No sides, no garnish. All sides, soup, and salad are priced separately. My friend allowed me a taste of her brussle sprouts which were okay, but not nearly as tasty as those I'd had in Geneva a few days earlier. My husand's huge baked potato arrived looking like a small loaf of bread. It was accompanied by cute little dishes of sour cream, cheese, and maybe butter. I was most disappointed with the desserts ($10 each). Our carrot cake was huge, but also damp and heavy. My husband and I each had a sliver and brought the rest home, only to throw it out after tasting it again the next morning. The other couple shared a huge hunk of chocolate cake and gave me a sliver to taste. It was bland and not worth the calories either. Our server was very nice. There were, however, long stretches when we didn't see him, though the restaurant was mostly empty. Over all, the experience not worth the drive and hefty bill. Our friends love the place and treated us to dinner for our anniversary. I thank them for their kindness and wonderful company, but this place was not for me.
3. Steak + Vine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Jim K
Your gonna eat good but itâs not cheap!! Last meal of last New Year. We all had steak and loved it. Cooked to perfection and flavorful. Had the stuffed shrimp roll which was delicious. Donât recommend the French onion soup, not bad but not great either. Desserts were great. Carrot cake with a twist, had coconut in it. Molten chocolate cake-awesome and key lime pie. Drink selection was good but ran outta my buddies first beer. New Holland Dragons Milk. How can you only have one left on New Yearâs Eve??
