Of Prime Interest
Here are the 20 best steak houses in the Chicago area. Call them manly. Call them indulgent. Call them politically out of step. Then call them for reservations.
By Dennis Ray Wheaton
Gene & Georgetti's wet-aged T-bone
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| Come of Age >> Prime aged meat. Three words that amake most of us salivate. But what does that phrase mean? | Cut & Taste >> The eight most common steaks found on Chicago menus |
| Red, White & Red >> Wine experts give their suggestions on how to choose the wine to go with your steak | Sushi? Really? >> Steak players reveal their favorite night-off haunts |
| On Brazilian Steak Houses >> Yes, they're all pretty much the same, but if we had to pick one... | A Steak Legend Debunked? >> Do Kobe cattle really receive massages? |
| Index of Restaurants >> |
Photograph: Anna Knott
This article appears in the November 2008 issue of Chicago magazine.
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Pete Millers in Evanston has slowly gone down the drain, they suck I don't know much about the other location. I have been going there since they opened and stopped because the food is 2nd rate. The prices are going up and up and the service there is horrible, you will never see the same wait person there twice they must quit or get fired every week. At one time this was a place I would brag about to my customers but now I say or go to L Woods in Lincolnwood or Ruth's Chris in Northbrook even if it is a drive because they are 10 times better. I am so sad that the managers have ruined Pete Millers I hope they go under after multiple disappointing meals in hope that it was a mistake. I would not get more than a beer at that joint now.