Best prime rib?

[5kcandlesinthewind]

Abe & Louie's maybe? I haven't been, but I've heard decent reviews of it.
I've only ever had it at the Chart House, I think, and it was eh. So I'm not remotely helpful, heh.

[5kcandlesinthewind]

Heh, exactly!

We went to Ruth's Chris a few years ago- I don't remember anything about the food, unfortunately, but we had such terrible service, we swore we'd never go back. But I know other people really like it.

[5kcandlesinthewind]

Apr 18, 2013 10:14:37 GMT -5 scm1011 said:

I didn't have the prime rib, but I had a great steak (and experience) at Boston Chop last month. Its on Wash St. in the South End.

My foodie friend who lives over there swears by this place. (She's the one whose friends own Deuxave.)

[5kcandlesinthewind]

Well, that would explain her love for it, I guess. heh. Though another friend of mine keeps mostly vegetarian, and she eats there all the time, too.

[MixedBerryJam]

Have you ever been to Durgin Park? It's loud, and with long picnic-style shared tables it's NOT romantic, and it's not a place to gaze lovingly into each other's eyes as a prelude to birthday sex. But ohmigawd, the food! The bread! The seafood! The meat! The prime rib your husband will get will be the size of a dinner plate!

[LoveTrains]

I actually think the prime rib at durgin park is kind of cross (no offense MBJ!).

I would like to offer Frank's Steakhouse in Cambridge on Mass Ave as a selection. It is kind of near the Cambridge/Somerville line - like out past Porter Square and towards Route 2. It is classic, old school, and they have delicious prime rib.

[liveintheville]

You know, I wonder if they're all open? The Oak Room is smack in the middle of Copley. And Grill 23, Abe and Louis, and Capital Grille are right in the area.

My favorite is Mooo