steakhouse
- noun
- /ˈsteɪkˌhaʊs/
- There's that steakhouse we used to go to with Ken and Eileen.
- steakhouse for dinner
- steakhouse restaurant
- upscale steakhouse
It was a dinner in LA at a steakhouse with Tom and Lisa Billiu.
- It was a dinner in LA at a steakhouse with Tom and Lisa Billiu.
- But you put these on, you can go to like Ruth's Chris or some really nice steakhouse.
- Like, say I was in the business of like a steakhouse and then a lot of my cuts were a Brazilian steak.
- But Dick was down in Myrtle Beach with his wife and maybe his entire family and eating at a steakhouse in Myrtle Beach.
- Just a regular steakhouse in Staten Island for people that aren't like from New York or New Jersey and don't understand what you're saying there.
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I'm going to the best steakhouses in town.
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Well, my name is Dale Bell and I, along with my son Spencer, built the San Tan Flat Steakhouse here in Queen Creek, AZ.
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But they had a steakhouse in the hotel, right?
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What is the best steakhouse you got?
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When I go pro, I'll eat at a steakhouse every night.
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I'm opening a steakhouse in Vegas.
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In the meantime, I made dinner reservations for the three of you at the hotel steakhouse.
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It is an Italian steakhouse.
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We are suffering from a meat hangover, man, because we took Nancy out to a Brazilian steakhouse for her birthday.
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Last night, we enjoyed a delicious dinner at a popular steakhouse that serves the best ribeye in town.
Synonyms
A place where people pay to eat meals prepared for them
A restaurant that serves meat and fish cooked on a grill
A restaurant that sells roasted meat cooked on a spit
A restaurant that serves steaks and grilled meat
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Etymology
The word steakhouse is simply steak 'a thick piece of meat' plus house 'a place'. So a steakhouse is a 'house' where steak is the main dish.