Prime Rib

Sorry, if it's well done it ain't prime rib!

I would have asked for some other selection from the menu.

 

and, like the off-the-menu steak dinner, the prime rib meal includes a tall glass of micro brew.

 

24 oz? That's for kids...I went to the M buffet twice this week and the first time, the woman doing the carving at that moment must have liked me because she really did give me a thick cut of prime rib (at least an inch thick, most likely more) that I requested...it was probably two pounds...and I went back for some tri-tip after I finished that...

 

Well done prime rib is like warm shoe leather....why bother.

When you come in for Prime Rib....nothing else will do...I ended up with Prime Rib from El Cortez.....and yes it was RARE and TASTY.

 

el cortez prime rib dinner: not on their menu, correct?

 

My prime rib at Magnolia's was just ok, and not as enjoyable considering the surly waitor. For the same price, I'd rather enjoy a salad bar and dessert at the California. It seems to have gone up a dollar each year for the last 3 years but what hasn't? The prime at Gold Spike is larger, 12 oz instead of the usual 8 oz. and was ok. I haven't tried prime rib at El Cortez but I have had good steaks there for about 9.99 a couple of years ago. I have never tried Fremont, Binions or the Plaza. Use to get the prime rib or 16 oz Porterhouse all the time at Bay City Diner at Golden Gate. I miss my favorite downtown restaurant.

Jimbo338

 

Can someone tell me more specifically where Jerry's Nugget is? What is it near?

Jimbo338

 

Head north on Las Vegas Blvd from downtown, you'll go past the Catholic Charities/Salvation Army compound on the left, keep goin' and the road will bend slightly to the right as you enter N. Las Vegas and Jerry's will be on the left. Big ole, sign, can't miss it. I'm guessing it's a couple miles north of downtown Las Vegas.

 

From most Strip resorts the best way is right up 15. Get off at Lake Mead, take Lake Mead a couple blocks east to Las Vegas Boulevard.

Turn right (south) on Las Vegas Boulevard and it will be right ahead of you on the right.

Valet park on the north side of the main building or self-park in the lot if you're feeling especially brave.

Restaurant is on your right ahead of you when you enter via the valet park entrance.

The prime rib is excellent and even the smallest cut is almost too much for me!