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LongHorn Steakhouse claims to have "taken the best of the West and created a place where you can relax and unwind in a comfortable, inviting atmosphere." Since one recently opened in nearby Williamsburg we decided to give it a try. Located at 3970-14 Monticello Avenue, adjacent to one of the city's most popular shopping center's, the restaurant is well positioned just off highway 199 and near Interstate 64. The large, open steakhouse has lovely high wooden ceilings complete with wood beams, beautiful faux plaster walls with an stone accent wall. It definitely gives visitors the feeling of the wide open spaces of the plains. There is nothing closed in or cramped about this place. It exudes comfort from its spacious booths to its widely spaced tables with cozy chairs. The décor includes wonderful chandeliers with a definite Native American feel including animal antlers and upside down teepees. The walls are adorned with huge landscape paintings, cowboy prints, and traditional cowboy gear like hats, chaps, boots, spurs, and lassos. There are saddles and other traditional horse gear as well as a few animal heads thrown in for good measure. Our waiter was quite attentive and patient as we poured over the menu, which offered too many tempting things to make a quick or easy choice. We opted to begin with the Texas Tonion, which were crispy fried individual onion petals that came with a delicious horseradish-based sauce. We decided to split their large ribeye steak since LongHorn specializes in that arena. It came with a fresh garden salad and baked potato. For beverages we settled on ice tea. We also requested their complimentary bread. I personally didn't care for the bread, which was whole grain, but my husband loved it. That was highly unusual for us because it is generally the other way around. I typically love whole grain items and my husband hates them. I find most whole grain breads tastier than the more typical bland white bread. This one, however, had very little taste to it and I felt it was a little on the heavy side. That, however, is just a matter of taste and, since it is complimentary, should not affect anyone's overall view of the eatery. The onion petals were hot, crisp, and delicious particularly when dipped in the delicate spiced sauce. The salad was cold and crisp but the Ranch dressing was a little tart. There was a distinctive lemon taste that I'm unaccustomed to with that type of dressing. However, that is again a matter of taste and may well appeal to most people. The tea was perfect; not too weak nor too strong and our waiter kept our glasses full throughout the meal. The steak was unbelievably delicious, just as promised. LongHorn claims a commitment to delicious, quality steaks and they deliver. The texture definitely spelled "fresh" and not frozen (as advertised) and it was grilled to absolute perfection, medium as ordered. It was thick, tender, and absolutely scrumptious from the first bite to the last. The restaurant uses only the finest quality beef, chicken, pork and seafood and grills each item to order. It's a recipe for freshness that their guests have come to depend upon. Everyone's taste, whether it be for tender and juicy steaks, mouthwatering chicken, or BBQ ribs that fall off the bone should be easily filled. Here is a cross-section of their wonderful menu: LongHorn offers a variety of items from their dinner menu. Starters (ranging in price from about $3.99 to $7.99): Wild West Shrimp, a generous portion of batter-fried popcorn shrimp tossed with sliced cherry peppers, garlic butter and Prairie Dust and served with ranch dipping sauce; Texas Tonion, a jumbo Spanish onion petals, lightly battered, fried and sprinkled with Prairie Dust and served with a tangy dipping sauce; Stuffed Shrimp Santa Fe, with six jumbo shrimp, stuffed with pepper jack cheese and fried to a golden brown and served with chipotle ranch sauce; Boneless Buffalo Wings with a half pound of lightly-battered, fresh chicken breast pieces tossed in a spicy chipotle buffalo sauce and served with celery sticks and our bleu cheese dipping sauce; and Firecracker Chicken Wraps with crispy fried flour tortillas filled with spicy grilled chicken and served with cool avocado-lime dipping sauce. Specialty Salads (ranginf rom $5.99 to $9.89): Sonoma Chicken Salad with crisp romaine tossed in balsamic vinaigrette and topped with sliced, grilled chicken breast, fresh tomato-basil salsa, shaved red onion, pepperoncini peppers, shredded provolone and feta cheese; Grilled Chicken Salad with mixed field greens and romaine or Caesar salad topped with sliced, seasoned, grilled chicken breast; 7-Pepper Sirloin Salad with juicy, tender steak rubbed with a special 7-pepper blend and grilled to perfection, served over mixed field greens with diced roma tomatoes and bleu cheese crumbles; Salad & Soup or Chili, with a choice of a mixed green or Caesar salad and a bowl of the soup of the day or LongHorn's authentic Texas chili; Southern Fried Chicken Salad with mixed field greens and romaine topped with fried chicken tenders, red onion, mandarin oranges, warm sweet cornbread croutons and spicy pecans and served with bacon-honey mustard dressing; Salad & Baked Potato with a choice of a Mixed Green or Caesar salad and a loaded baked potato; and Grilled Salmon Salad with mixed field greens and romaine or Caesar salad topped with fresh, marinated salmon. Burgers & Sandwiches (ranging in price from $6.99 to $8.69): Cheeseburger, a juicy half-pound burger fully dressed with ketchup, mustard, mayo, shredded lettuce, tomato, pickle and onion. Topped with your choice of American, Swiss or cheddar cheese; Texas Burger, a juicy half-pound burger loaded with hickory-smoked bacon, Authentic Texas Chili, cheddar cheese and sour cream; Bacon & Cheddar Burger, a juicy half-pound cheeseburger topped with sizzling, hickory-smoked bacon and melted cheddar cheese; Honey Mustard Chicken Sandwich, a grilled, seasoned chicken breast topped with hickory-smoked bacon, melted Swiss cheese and honey mustard sauce; Mushroom & Swiss Burger, a juicy half-pound burger topped with sautéed mushrooms and melted Swiss cheese; El Dorado Chicken Sandwich, a grilled chicken breast seasoned and basted with our own BBQ sauce, topped with hickory-smoked bacon, Swiss, cheddar and Jack cheeses; Black & Bleu Burger, a grilled half-pound burger dusted with our 7- pepper seasoning, then topped with melted bleu cheese;and LongHorn Cheesesteak Sandwich with generous portion of tender, shaved roasted beef grilled and topped with sautéed onions, bell peppers and mushrooms, then smothered with melted Swiss cheese and served on a toasted hoagie roll. Chicken (ranging from $8.99 to $10.49): Rocky Top Chicken with grilled chicken breast seasoned and basted with BBQ sauce and topped with Swiss, cheddar and jack cheeses, hickory-smoked bacon, and diced tomatoes and served with seasoned French fries and a choice of one side item; Chicken Tenders of plump, juicy chicken tenders, hand-breaded and fried and served with seasoned French fries, a choice of one side item and honey mustard sauce; Portabella Chicken with a grilled chicken breast seasoned and topped with fresh asparagus, grilled portabella mushroom, sweet bell pepper sauce and melted smoked provolone cheese and served with a choice of one side item;and Sierra Chicken with a grilled chicken breast seasoned and topped with a fresh, tomato-basil salsa served with rice and fresh seasonal vegetable. LongHorn Favorites (ranging from $8.99 to $11.49): LongHorn Salmon fillet flown in fresh, hand-cut and prepared LongHorn style using a secret marinade, served with rice and a choice of one side item; Grilled Shrimp skewers seasoned with zesty spices, served on a bed of rice with a choice of one side item and chipotle ranch sauce for dipping; Cowboy Pork Chop with an 8 oz. center cut pork chop on the bone for extra flavor and juiciness, seasoned with Prairie Dust and served with brandied apples and seasoned French fries; Texas Gulf Fried Shrimp breaded and fried to a golden brown and served with seasoned French fries and jalapeño cole slaw; Baby Back Ribs, one half rack of fall-off-the-bone tender baby back ribs rubbed with special seasonings, slow-cooked for tenderness and chargrilled for extra flavor, brushed with BBQ sauce, and served with jalapeño cole slaw and seasoned French fries; and Shrimp & Chicken Quesadilla, a tasty cheddar and jack cheese, shrimp, chicken and sautéed mushrooms with an authentic Southwestern corn mix, all packed inside a tortilla and grilled to perfection and topped with jalapeños, sour cream and a drizzle of tangy avocado-lime dressing and served with rice pilaf. Lunch Steaks (ranging from $9.99 to $14.49): Chop Steak of ground sirloin, seasoned, grilled and smothered with sautéed mushrooms, red wine Bordelaise sauce and crisp onion straws; New York Strip in either 11oz or 14 oz size; Ribeye, 12 ozs of tender, juicy and flavorful steak, cut fresh from the rib loin; and The Renegade, a hearty, USDA 8 oz or 12 oz choice top sirloin seasoned with Prairie Dust. Legendary Steaks (ranging from $18.99 to $21.99): Bacon Wrapped Filet, a fresh 9 oz. filet wrapped in thick-cut, peppered bacon then chargrilled over an open flame Ribeye, 16 oz of tender, juicy perfectly cooked steak; Bleu Cheese Crusted Filet, a tender 9 oz. filet, cooked to order and topped with melted bleu cheese and served atop a marinated, grilled portabella mushroom; Texas T-Bone, 16 ozs, chargrilled over an open flame; The LongHorn, a giant 20 oz USDA choice porterhouse chargrilled over an open flame; and Prime Rib (12 oz or 16 oz) rubbed with special spices, slow roasted for tenderness and sliced to order and served with creamy horseradish and au jus. Great Steak Addtions include:sauteed mushrooms, grilled onions, mushrooms and onions, a half rack of ribs, and a skewer of grilled shrimp and range in price from $1.79 to $5.99. Side dishes include fresh seasonal vegetables, mashed potatoes, brandied cinnamon apples, sliced vine-ripe tomatoes, based potato, rice pilaf, sweet potato with cinnamon and butter, jalapeno cole slaw, seasoned French fries, and fresh asparagus and are $1.99 to $3.49. Desserts (ranging in price from $4.29 to $6.79): Chocolate Stampede, two peaks of chocolate cake packed with six types of chocolate including chocolate mousse, fudge icing and chocolate shavings, served with vanilla bean ice cream, fudge sauce and whipped cream; Key Lime Pie served with raspberry and kiwi-lime sauces will give new meaning to the saying "melts in your mouth!"; Cookie Dough Cheesecake marbled with chunks of chocolate chip cookie dough in a chocolate crumb crust, topped with whipped cream and a freshly baked chocolate chip cookie; Ultimate Brownie Sundae, an extra-thick, fudgey Ghirardelli chocolate brownie served warm over vanilla ice cream and topped with hot fudge sauce and fresh whipped cream; Golden Nugget Fried Cheesecake lightly breaded, flash-fried to crisp perfection and served over ice cream with strawberry sauce and a raspberry-caramel swirl and topped with real whipped cream, served in a chilled goblet; and Caramel Apple Goldrush with sweet, sliced cinnamon apples tossed with butter and brown sugar baked into a golden pastry shell, served warm with vanilla ice cream and Maker's Mark bourbon-caramel and raspberry sauces. LongHorn also offers a Kid's Menu for children under the age of 10. It includes a grilled cheese sandwich, a hot dog, a cheeseburger, grilled chicken salad, chicken tenders, grilled chicken tenders, and a kid's sirloin. These range in price from $3.99 to $5.99 and are served with fresh fruit, seasoned Fries, and a drink. Smoothies in banana, peanut butter, and raspberry are also available for $1.99. LongHorn Steakhouse is equally perfect for singles who want to meet and mingle as well as for families and small groups. Menu items are reasonably priced and can fit into most budgets. Don't be afraid to split an entree. The portions here are large enough and the staff is has no problem with that technique. Plus, it allows room for appetizers and/or desserts. What's better than that? The restaurant has a full service bar as well and carries Coca-Cola products. We were pleased with our first visit to LongHorn's Steakhouse and we will likely return in the future. I recommend this restaurant, giving it three and one-half out of five stars. |
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