Isn't Perry's in La Centerra closing? I heard rent got too high and they were planning on shutting down.
RooAg said:
Isn't Perry's in La Centerra closing? I heard rent got too high and they were planning on shutting down.
Where did you hear that? I get that the real estate there is expensive, but dang if they are not packed every time I eat there (typically for that Friday pork chop).RooAg said:
Isn't Perry's in La Centerra closing? I heard rent got too high and they were planning on shutting down.
We went to Da Vinci once and the waiter had to read the entire menu to us. Do they always do that? It took forever.Ducks4brkfast said:
I like it. I think the three best Italian joints in Katy are Da Vinci, Palinuro and Pane E Vino.
Ducks4brkfast said:
I like it. I think the three best Italian joints in Katy are Da Vinci, Palinuro and Pane E Vino.
That's what we ended up doing. Hit up ToT - haven't been in years. It was well above average, steak was cooked perfectly. Zero complaints.Marauder Blue 6 said:
Just drive 15-20 minutes east for Capital Grille, Eddie V's, Fleming's, Taste of Texas, or Jonathan's The Rub. It'd be worth the time and gas over anything in Katy.
I pretty much always default to the pork chop there, because you kinda have to. But to say their steaks suck is being a drama llama. We went for my daughter's birthday and both my daughters got a steak, and they were damn good. Oldest got a ribeye, youngest got a filet. I'd eat either option there anytime.ttha_aggie_09 said:
Pearl and Vine is way overpriced for the food quality. Perry's steaks suck. Federal isn't bad but not great either for steak. Honestly don't have that many good steak places out here… Brett's BBQ does do steak nights behind Katy Mills. That might be worth checking out but I have never had one there.
I agree with either going to Town and Country and going to Taste of Texas or Flemings (i would prefer the former). Otherwise I would say go to River Oaks and go to my favorite places in the city, Georgia James.
My old office was right across the street from there and I always meant to go and have a meal there but never did.Next Year is the Year said:
Another option if you head east into town is Brenner's near Wilcrest and i10. It's not quite Pappas Bros quality but better than Perry's and you don't have to deal with the cluster of trying to get in and out of City Centre
I think the crapping on ToT is for a few reasons:Cinco Ranch Aggie said:I've never been on the crap on ToT bandwagon. I'm not sure what drives that opinion unless it's something to do with a perception that ToT is not as "elite" as a Ruth's Chris or Anthony's, etc. ToT is often where my wife and I have our anniversary meal, and occasionally we go at Christmas as well. My office is literally within walking distance, but while I haven't gone for lunch I did stop in a couple of years ago and bought gift cards when they do their buy $100 get $25 extra deal.Furlock Bones said:
Not quite Katy. But, I went to Taste of Texas at Christmas. Had not been there in over a decade. I have to say for all of the crap we including myself have given it over the years, they do a great job. I have been to a bunch of high end awesome places. The ribeye I had at ToT was perfectly cooked. The sides were awesome and the service was top notch.
I've decided I'm no longer crapping on ToT.
Brenners is very solid and very underrated. When comparing it to Pappas Bros it is splitting hairs IMO.schmellba99 said:My old office was right across the street from there and I always meant to go and have a meal there but never did.Next Year is the Year said:
Another option if you head east into town is Brenner's near Wilcrest and i10. It's not quite Pappas Bros quality but better than Perry's and you don't have to deal with the cluster of trying to get in and out of City Centre