The one by the airport that my friend started at was torn down many years ago. Hotel there now, I believe.
Eggs are $1.50 a dozen. Or you can get 10 dozen for $10.00.Our local butcher often has whole boneless rib eyes on sale. You have to buy the whole thing. But it's usually $5-6 a pound. They weigh 14 pound average, but we usually get one that's bigger than that. We always end up with about 20-22 steaks for under $100. So less than $5 per steak. We've gotten pretty good at cooking them. So we rarely order steak at restaurants. We'll try something we haven't had before instead.
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Your butcher is rustling cattle and stealing eggs so don't be surprised if you find his place boarded up.
It's an interesting place. Don't go there on a Saturday. There are often 30-40 people ahead of you. 10-12 people waiting on customers, and another 10 behind the glass cutting meat.Your butcher is rustling cattle and stealing eggs so don't be surprised if you find his place boarded up.
We have a store about 20 miles from us that has T-bones on sale for $5.99 or $6.99 quite often. I call ahead and have them cut about 20 for us an inch or more thick. We broke down and bought a nice stainless Weber a couple years ago. My favorite meal is T-bone medium rare, baked potato, salad, and several glasses of red wine. Weather permitting we eat on our covered porch listening to some good music. There isn't a restaurant in the world that can beat that in my opinion. Now I'm hungry.Our local butcher often has whole boneless rib eyes on sale. You have to buy the whole thing. But it's usually $5-6 a pound. They weigh 14 pound average, but we usually get one that's bigger than that. We always end up with about 20-22 steaks for under $100. So less than $5 per steak. We've gotten pretty good at cooking them. So we rarely order steak at restaurants. We'll try something we haven't had before instead.
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Can I beg an invite?We have a store about 20 miles from us that has T-bones on sale for $5.99 or $6.99 quite often. I call ahead and have them cut about 20 for us an inch or more thick. We broke down and bought a nice stainless Weber a couple years ago. My favorite meal is T-bone medium rare, baked potato, salad, and several glasses of red wine. Weather permitting we eat on our covered porch listening to some good music. There isn't a restaurant in the world that can beat that in my opinion. Now I'm hungry.
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I wish I could hit the good post button twice on that!We have a store about 20 miles from us that has T-bones on sale for $5.99 or $6.99 quite often. I call ahead and have them cut about 20 for us an inch or more thick. We broke down and bought a nice stainless Weber a couple years ago. My favorite meal is T-bone medium rare, baked potato, salad, and several glasses of red wine. Weather permitting we eat on our covered porch listening to some good music. There isn't a restaurant in the world that can beat that in my opinion. Now I'm hungry.
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Never had them around here, but back in the 70s/80s I'd eat there on business trips to the midwest. Not much of a steak guy, but I thought they were OK, plus unlimited salad bar, all for a really low price.
We have both Applebees and 99 nearby, both have decent food, reasonable prices and good service. Don't eat out often, but we've never had a bad experience at either one. Never fails though, when we find an appetizer we really like they always discontinue it right after the first visit and replace it with something not so appealing.
