Broadway Prime

This is a great place. Considered reservations, but walked in without them and they still managed to seat us without a long wait. Great prime rib (just like the House of Prime in SF) and great service to boot. Pros: food, service, parking more

throughout my experiences in several steak/prime rib houses, i must say that Broadway Prime is by far the best one. the atmosphere and settings was terrific and we were seated very promptly. our waiter went completely out of his way to make sure our experience at the restraunt was superb. the food was brought out much quicker than we expected, was the quality of the food was top notch. i will definitely be returning to broadway prime over and over again. i suggest that you do the same! Pros: service, food, price more

BROADWAY PRIME Pros: No parking hassles, walk-ins accepted without 40+ minute wait like in House of Prime Rib, casual atmosphere, EXCELLENT SERVICE, prime rib quality as good as House of Prime Rib. Cons: Limited wine list, limited side offerings, salad tends to be drenched with dressing (ask for it on the side), prime rib soaked in au jus, mild horseradish tastes like whipped butter (ask for both mild and spicy versions and create your own concoction on your bread plate), creme brulee, again, tasted like whipped butter. EXCELLENT SERVICE MAKES UP FOR ALL. Will come back again and recommend but NOT as the best prime rib in the area. House of Prime Rib is still the best. more

I have heard this place is owned and operated by ex employees of House of Prime Rib, so you KNOW they can't go wrong. Still carved at a station, with all the good sides, it's a bargain. Don't miss the garlic mashed potatoes, and creamed spinach, or the creamed corn. That's something House of PR does not offer. Good Yorkshire puddin'!! Great service to boot. Plus it's not well known, and well hidden, so getting a table is usually no problem. Pros: Value, Food, Service Cons: Parking more

I've been to House of Prime Rib (which is pretty good) and I've been to Broadway Prime, and I've got to say that I like Broadway Prime better. Here's the reasons why: 1.) Broadway Prime is not as stuffy. They're both richly decorated, but HPR seems like the inside of coffin. Its dead. Whereas Broadway Prime has a lot of people and it didn't feel stuffy the way HPR felt. 2.) Broadway Prime use better meat... I talked to someone in the know and that was confirmed... I don't mean the waiter... (tho i did confirm with him to) but they do use better meat. But what I liked was that I liked my choices of sides at BP than at HPR. 3). Serving Size - Tie. They're both huge, and House of Prime Rib will serve you an extra taste as well... Pros: Good Parking, Crowded, Romantic Cons: Expensive more

such a place existed on the shop strewn Broadway Ave. A nice place where you can dine in jeans or possibly even prom. I had been there only once and my only complaint would be that our waiter forgot to give us our yorkshire pudding. I really didn't mind but if i'm paying for it...i want it. Our waiter seemed to be covering for someone or on overtime but you could tell he was making a genuine effort to keep up happy. Prime rib was great. oh...we were also seated in a weird table next to the kitchen alley and RIGHT next to and facing another party which was weird since there was ample seating throughout. will repeat Pros: food, service Cons: price more