It is a very busy and vibrant place. The crowd is very hip and trendy and one of ‘see and be seen’. This is
When I arrived they indicated a waiting time of fourty-five minutes. One and a half hours later, our number was called up. In truth the bar was so 'happening' that we didn't mind. We sat down and went through the menu. The menu doesn't change every other week which I like. You know what to expect. Of course there is the selection of steaks but there is also a good selection of other dishes. So if you are not a steak lover there is no need to worry, you won't be disappointed.
We went straight for the mains. I had the fillet steak and my friend had the sirloin. Steaks are between £18.50 for the rib-eye to £34.95 for the 28oz porterhouse. They come with bĂ©arnaise and choice of potatoes. This is the kind if steak that you want to have an affair with. The knife effortlessly glides through. Perfectly seasoned it was simply mouthwatering.
For dessert I opted for one of the specials: the checkmate. Our waitor, Russell, explained that this was cubic layers of brown and white chocolate cake. Desserts come in varieties, tarts, soufflés, pies and so on. This was a cake. I mean a big slice of cake, proper divine cake.
The service is excellent and prompt and I can think of nothing wrong with this place. It combines the two elements of bar and restaurant in perfect harmony. Although I wouldn't call the noise levels harmonious in this buzzing place, Sophie's Steakhouse is a must.
Cost for two with a bottle of wine and one dessert was £82.
Sophie's Steakhouse,
Nico, you are right, food is expensive here.. hopefully it won't be too long before I am reviewing a restaurant in Holland!
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