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The Capital Grille
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I have been going to Capital Grill around the country for many years. I went to the Ft. Lauderdale location recently and found this one to be nice. The food was very tasty. I had a salmon and my dinner companion had a steak. We were both satisfied with our portions and the service. My only complaint was the ambiance. The portraits on the wall disturbed us. It felt as though these somber people were sitting with us. The gloomy feel, in such a dark room, did not make our dinner as enjoyable as I would have preffered. \r
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If you want good food, great service try it. Just be prepared to have larger than life portraits of Ft, Lauderdale's pioneers, looking down at you as you take each bite.
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