 NYR 56Premium
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Re: Romantic and affordable restaurants in NYC More power to you for being able to do that. Does the food really taste that much better? Unfortunately I am young and still have to watch my money closely. |
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| said by NYR 56:More power to you for being able to do that. Does the food really taste that much better? Unfortunately I am young and still have to watch my money closely. In general, the higher priced an item is, to a point, IMHO, the better it is.
An example, I love to go to Outback for a Filet Mignon, but when I go to Gallagar's, it is just so much better.
Now one costs around $22.50 with all the fixings, the other is $38 for just the Filet.
Here's the menu.
»www.gallaghersnysteakhouse.com/d···menu.asp
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NYR 56Premium
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Smithtown, NY | With steak I agree more expensive is generally better. As I said, I mostly eat Italian food and really that is based on the chef more so than the quality after a certain point so I can't say the super expensive restaurants have been any more satisfying. |
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| That isn't always the case though, I have been to super expensive resturants in NYC, Las Vegas, Los Angles and San Francisco, and 6 out of 10 times they are super expensive because something COOL happened there than because of their food.
Example what's that steak house here in NYC that is supper expensive because some mob dude was wacked in front of it?
But then there is a steak house like Boa which I have eaten at in Malibu and Las Vegas, and while the Malibu one had fantastic food the Vegas one was unable to duplicate.
Cheap doesn't always mean bad food and expensive doesn't always mean great food, not even for a steak house.
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