I am rather impressed with the number of steakhouses, especially fine steakhouses Waco has for a market of it's size.
This past weekend, I got the opportunity to eat at Diamondback's, and now the BLVD Steakhouse at the Cambria hotel in East Waco.
I had an excellent experience at both steakhouses.
And, I think BLVD caught me off guard because I really wasn't expecting much with the restaurant being a hotel restaurant and such. It was fantastic. They absolutely nailed the cooking of my steaks. The outside was nice and seared and the inside was an absolutely perfect medium rare. The chateaubriand I had cut like butter, and no food caught in my teeth, which is a good measure of food at my age.
You get one side with your steak, which is pretty cool for a steakhouse. I generally have to purchase sides separately, so that was nice. They had a decent wine and drink menu, and the atmosphere was much better than I expected. It definitely has a hint of class. And they will have a live piano player at the bar beginning next month.
If you're asking me to compare, I would tell you I still love 135 Prime and 1424 BIstro, but BLVD is absolutely worth checking out.
And, Diamondback's was no slouch, either. The filet I had was terrific, and definitely get a bowl of the lobster bisque.
I am pleasantly surprised with the fine dining scene in Waco, and while this is sort of a duplicate thread, I want to keep it going so that I can share my experience and hopefully keep these wonderful attributes to our community making money.
This past weekend, I got the opportunity to eat at Diamondback's, and now the BLVD Steakhouse at the Cambria hotel in East Waco.
I had an excellent experience at both steakhouses.
And, I think BLVD caught me off guard because I really wasn't expecting much with the restaurant being a hotel restaurant and such. It was fantastic. They absolutely nailed the cooking of my steaks. The outside was nice and seared and the inside was an absolutely perfect medium rare. The chateaubriand I had cut like butter, and no food caught in my teeth, which is a good measure of food at my age.
You get one side with your steak, which is pretty cool for a steakhouse. I generally have to purchase sides separately, so that was nice. They had a decent wine and drink menu, and the atmosphere was much better than I expected. It definitely has a hint of class. And they will have a live piano player at the bar beginning next month.
If you're asking me to compare, I would tell you I still love 135 Prime and 1424 BIstro, but BLVD is absolutely worth checking out.
And, Diamondback's was no slouch, either. The filet I had was terrific, and definitely get a bowl of the lobster bisque.
I am pleasantly surprised with the fine dining scene in Waco, and while this is sort of a duplicate thread, I want to keep it going so that I can share my experience and hopefully keep these wonderful attributes to our community making money.