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Caboose II The
1306 S Morrison Blvd
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    Posted by steakfan123 on 09/16/2009

    being a steak lover i have to say this was the best i ever had anywhere,huge new york strip cooked perfect the wife had the filet cooked perfect,with two other couples they all had ribeyes all were cooked perfect,,hard to find that with all the fly-by-nite chain steak houses,,,,price was very reasonable for the food and service,,very nice place.will be back..

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    Posted by CSMobileUser on 03/09/2009

    I will first say that yes, the are a little pricy, but they are worth it. The service was up to par with the steaks. I always get the filet when I go. Plus I am pretty sure they are the only place in town that has live lobsters, and also the only place that has a smoking section. I am most likely going back again and again.

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    Posted by Bradstiffin on 11/16/2008

    My friend-girl said that her rib-eye was delicious. I made a mistake and changed my routine from a 14 oz Rib-eye to the 28 oz Porter House. I hoped to compare it to Charlie's T-Bones on Dryads St. in New Orleans. To me, a Porter House is just a T-Bone with a misshaped bone. In this case my Porter House fell short on the quality end. The New York side was tuff and a lot of gristle. The potao, bread and salad were fine. The prices contiue to rise, but what isn't? My t-bone was $38 and their Surf and turf was $55 with a puny 10 oz rib eye (I passed) with a 12-14 oz, I might try, once. Our waitress was attentive enough to be a nuisance. Then we realized we were her only table. It was 7 pm on Saturday night and there were 11 customers, including us. A bad sign. Used to be a line ran out the door. Am I going back? Yes! I know I probably made a bad choice with the t-bone. anyway, the folks were kind.

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