Iii Forks

The food was wonderful--I had fillet mignon that melted in my mouth. The sides were average. Our waitor was excellent, but we only had one for a party of 7. Our server knew a lot about the menu and had excellent suggestions. The wine list was extensive, but overpriced. The cheapest bottle of wine was $50. There was wine that I can get for $9.99 that was $70 on the menu!! The decor was odd--some of it was gorgeous--beautiful crystal chandeliers, marble floors, but then you would look up and there would be an antler chandelier and an indian outfit behind glass?! My party & I couldn't understand this french/texas theme. The steak was worth it. Our server was great (very polite & knowledgable), but the overall service lacked--there should be someone filling your wine glasses & taking away empty plates quickly, and it shouldn't be hard to find someone! Pros: great steak, nice music, informative server Cons: , other food average, HUGE- seats 961 ppl! more

great place to take out of town guest, or just for a special night out. The service is always great as is the food, love the 3 forks salad. But save some room for the desserts. My favorite place to go. more

From the first bite into the perfectly cooked rib eye (black and blue), I knew that I had reached Nirvana. This was the ultimate steak, perfectly cured in brine and then seared just enough to give the meat a hint that it had been introduced, albeit breifly to fire. This amazing steak was perfectly complimented by an assortment of side dishes including tender and tasty lobster medallions. For a perfect evening, the steak must follow the famous three forks salad--a marriage of blue cheese and crisp, green apples. It is a great place for two to dine, or to take a group. more