Over the Years, both before and after attending culinary school (but mostly after), I've had the privilege to dine at some very nice restaurants throughout Southern California.
Places like the French Laundry, Guy Savoy, and Le Cirque, and Craft will always be among my list of restaurants to eat at in some point of my life, but until then I will have to stick to the ones LA has to offer. Now don't get me wrong, LA has A TON of higher end restaurants that have helped shape LA's reputation for fine cuisine, but New York still is the food Mecca of this country.
Of the restaurants that I've been to that have been higher end meals: Delmonico's (Las Vegas), BOA Steakhouse, Ruth's Chris, Roy's, Napa Rose, and... that's all I can think of so far.
In terms of LA restaurants that I want to try, there's Hatfields, Providence, Craft, Table 8, and many others.
I suppose this is all a warmup to my dinner this Saturday. I will be dining at Cut Steakhouse in Beverly Hills. I will be dining with my cousin and a couple friends. I am a huge carnivore and I love a very good steak and I will be looking forward to this meal. I try not to overhype or expect too much out of a restaurant because I've found that contributes to ruining your overall dining experience. I of course will be expecting a good dinner, but I will not set specific standards for the food or the service.
I'll post a picture... that's if I remember to take a picture.
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You are goinggggg to LOOOOOOVE CUT. and u know me -- I LOVE my STEAK.
The service is top notch, I had a celebrity sighting last time I went, Bruce Willis.
the sides are amazing, the layout is.... gah- u're gonna love it.
Try Providence, my friend. Go for one of the tasting menus. Maybe the 9 course.
Hatfields is good but not at Providence's standard, IMO. Table 8 is currently closed but when I ate there, it was good but not memorable. Craft I am yet to try.
One more for you. Try Grace before the year is out and you miss out on their 5th year 5 course for $50 menu. Not to be missed.
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