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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Restaurant review: Y.O. Ranch Steakhouse in Dallas
The Garrett sisters were greeted with a sewer odor -- and it only got worse from there.
On Monday we lunched at the Y.O. Ranch Steakhouse in the West End, hereto referred to as Y-No.
When we walked up to the door of the establishment, there was a distinct sewer odor. Could it have been from the underground gasses? Possibly. Could it have been from a homeless man? Odds are also good. Being greeted by any sewer related issue - never a good way to start your dining experience.
The odor-ific event continued after we were seated, as our waiter had dabbed "a bit" of cologne on back stage. The waft was so overwhelming, I felt as if I were back teaching middle school. Was I eating chicken fried steak or Stetson? Hard to say.
We started with chips and queso - they were solid. In fact, this was the highlight of the meal. Can you get good chips and queso elsewhere? Yes.
Soggy fries and the room temperature preparation of my burger had me puzzled. We were the only people in the joint at 11:00 on a Monday - was this burger pre-fab? Even the onion strings were chilly. Big disappointment.
These girls have never - NEVER - walked away from chicken fried steak. We even like the school caf version. Know what we don't like? CFS that tastes like it's been reheated from last night.
This dining event was a disappointment ... even with a coupon. We won't be back.

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Pop icon Peter Max exhibits paintings at the Crescent Hotel this summer
unlisted, humbleness is a word according to a few dictionaries, but I agree that humility is better.
Pop icon Peter Max exhibits paintings at the Crescent Hotel this summer
"humbleness"??????
Um, Mr. Means (reporter), your fourth-grade English teacher is going to smack yo
alexander troup, verified:
The sweet smell of sucess and excess, one of the finest hash houses in the area.....I note a witeness protection program great place to eat and hide location.....A/T, we smell and we are watching...
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