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Tom's tasted the world's best filet, served by the world-famous 801 Steak and Chop House here in downtown Des Moines. He's never been there before, so I was happy to share the experience with him. I'm actually a little disappointed; I was hoping he wouldn't like it – so that I could offer to finish it for him. No such luck. I may have to hit it again, although he brought up the idea of heading west of town and hitting Rube's (where you can cook your own cut).
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5 Comments
Anonymous
July 21st, 2003
at 4:13pm
So will that be the new hotspot Thursday night or is Ohana's still the place to be?
Anonymous
July 21st, 2003
at 6:36pm
I guess you've never been to Berns Steakhouse in Tampa or Smith & Wollensky in NYC.
Anonymous
July 22nd, 2003
at 12:03am
Unless there are two, Rubes is east of Des Moines. I-80 to the Newton exit and go south on Highway 14.
By the way, delay Gnomedex a few days, willya? I'm in China and won't get back until late Saturday night. This will be the first I've missed.
Anonymous
July 22nd, 2003
at 5:09pm
Actually, we have been to Bern's in Tampa. We'd been told so many positive things, and unfortunately we were horribly disappointed in their steaks. Maybe they had an off night, but I'd have to consider 801 well ahead of Bern's.
Yes, there are now two Rube's (the other is in Waukee).
Anonymous
July 22nd, 2003
at 8:05pm
nothin' beats a little meat (lol) from the midwest. You should see what they try to pass off as CHOPS out here on the east coast. Conspiracy.