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I'm a university professor and my spring break plans fell through and we have decided to drive from Virginia to New Orleans. We are staying in an apartment in the Marigny from about March 2-9 and we will have a car. I have been looking for everything from traditional New Orleans fine dining to Ya Ka Mein and Po Boys and everything in between. I am usually pretty good at eating my way through a city, but I have to say that opinions on New Orleans restaurants vary tremendously, especially here on CH.
We know we want Po Boys and maybe to sample 2 of the city's best to compare.
My wife will kill me if we don't risk the line at CDM for beignets.
My son is Ya Ka Mein obsessed...something about noodles and soup is all he needs.
We have wanted to go to Cochon for years, but many of the local reviews are disconcerting.
One dressy dinner, but we are pretty casual so it won't be jackets and ties every night for sure.
BBQ shrimp.
Oysters at Casamento's
Elizabeth's (around the corner from our friend) for brunch
We have a whole week, so country buffet or fried chicken is a definite.
Looking for best bar to drink AND eat?
What's out in the suburbs...we will drive for food.
I am fishing on one of the last days...not sure of the location of the marina yet, but we'll want to do lunch in that vicinity.
I could list 30 places we WANT to try but I want to hear what we might have overlooked or what you all think are absolute musts.
We are adventurous eaters but appreciate food in all forms and prices.
Can't eat 200 meals for every dinner...faculty salary is NOT all that!!
Thanks in advance, I am looking forward to your favorites.
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A few thoughts:
-- I'm a fan of the non-traditional Killer Po-Boys in the Erin Rose bar and am partial to Mahony's on Magazine, though it's true they're neither cheap nor speedy. Others will have wildly varying opinions, they're all valid. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
-- Cochon is great. It's an easy target for criticism: they're selling a style of food that hasn't so much been transplanted (from the country to the city) as translated. I -- and others like the James Beard folks -- find little fault with the place. I usually opt for a handful of apps instead of an entree, you get more selection that way. Closed Sundays.
-- The Joint, just around the corner from where you're staying apparently, has excellent BBQ. In my opinion the city's best. Closed Sundays.
-- CDM is usually not crazy (read: no line) if you don't go at breakfast time. If you're a fan of beignets, stop in a Booty's in the Bywater for their Zeppole. (Booty's has a stupid name but they're running a fine little neighborhoody spot.)
-- Maurepas Foods is a great bar to eat and drink at. Not traditional NOLA food but local and well executed. Also not very expensive (though as always, the drinks add up). Sylvain in the Quarter is another great eat & drink combo (though Murf has left, I hope the strong cocktail program continues). Luke has a lively bar and good food as well and usually has a pretty decent local oyster. Maurepas is closed Wednesdays.
-- Elizabeth's is fine though in the neighborhood I'd opt for Suis Generis for brunch instead: I think the food, atmosphere, and bloody marys are better. That said, stopping by Elizabeth's bar for a cocktail and some praline bacon would be an excellent early evening treat. Elizabeth's is closed on Mondays and S.G. Monday and Tuesday.
-- Mr. B.'s bar is well tended (they serve a very drinkable Sazarac) and serves up some excellent BBQ shrimp. I'd stop in across the street at the Monteleone for a cocktail at the Carousel Bar too.
Here are a few humble suggestions, all on the lower end of the price scale (where my favorite eats are always found):
--Sammy's Food Service, 3000 Elysian Fields, for poboys. A slice of real NOLA, not aimed at tourists, the upwardly mobile, or the status conscious. Typical "neighborhood" restaurant menu. Roast beef poboys stand out, but the daily specials are worth a look: stuffed mirliton, smothered cabbage, stuffed crab, etc. http://sammysfood.com/index.php?optio...
--Cafe Reconcile, 1631 Oretha Castle Haley. A charity organization and a solid lunch joint all wrapped in one. Trains at-risk youth for hospitality careers and offers damn fine shrimp & white beans on Thursdays, plus homestyle food every day of the week. Recently renovated & expanded. http://reconcileneworleans.org/
--If you're near Elizabeth's, then you're very near Pizza Delicious. $2 for a cheese slice, $2.50 for pepperoni. Changing array of specialty pies. Nobody comes to NOLA for pizza, but this place would hold its own in the NE. And sometimes you just need a slice. http://www.pizzadelicious.com/
--for the noodles & soup boy, take him to a pho shop. Since you have a car, drive all the way out to NO East and visit Dong Phuong bakery & its attached restaurant. You can snag a selection of meat pies & stuffed buns from the bakery and then pop next door for pho and lots of other choices. Ignore the chinese lunch specials and order the Viet food. Or buy a bagful of bahn mi sandwiches from the bakery and have a picnic somewhere. http://dpbanhmi.com/DP_Bakery/Welcome...
--if the beignets are the attraction rather than the mystique of the French Quarter Cafe du Monde, go out to City Park and the new 24-hour Morning Call, located in the park's "Old Casino" building. Morning Call is as old (maybe older?) than CduM, though it moved out to Metairie back in the day. This City Park outlet is just the second location of the venerable establishment. Located next to a playground and lagoon, marble countertops and mahogany woodwork, and did I mention it was 24 hour? Beignets are always hot and fresh. You can pair this with a walk through the NOMA sculpture garden nearby.
--hit up Cochon Butcher if the full Cochon experience isn't for you. You can sample the wares and maybe decide if you want to go whole hog (pun intended).
Forget BBQ, it's not a strong point here. Ditto for country buffet. Fried chicken--get some takeout from McHardy's, 1458 N Broad, drive out to City Park, then maybe go have beignets at Morning Call for dessert.
Let's see--you're missing crawfish, which will be plentiful in March. Try Zimmer's Seafood, 4915 St. Anthony St, which is also a great spot for a fried shrimp poboy.
And take that kid (assuming he's still a kid) to get a snowball....a few places should be open by March, like Plum Street Snowballs ( http://www.eteamz.com/plumstreetsnoball/ ) or Pandora's (901 N Carrollton).
Enjoy your trip to NOLA, March is a great month to visit.
re: Hungry Celeste
The Times Pic just published an article on takeout fried chicken, in time for 'da parades': http://www.nola.com/dining/index.ssf/...
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Also Morning Call just got their liquor license, so the adults can enjoy something stronger in their coffee now.
I'm not huge on poboys, but if you want a killer sandwich, head to Cochon Butcher and you will not be disappointed. I am not a fan of their sister restaurant, Cochon. I'll give an example from last weekend when my friends wanted to go there. The Cochon plate- beautiful, tender pieces of cochon over turnips topped with bland, out of season mangos. My favorite two bars to dine and drink at are new places- Sylvain and SoBou. Both should be within your budget. Several restaurants will prepare the food you catch on your fishing trip- try Cafe Giovanni for that ($17per plate). Consider R'Evolution for your one dress up meal. I'd also try to hit Commander's Palace for brunch on the weekend. BBQ Shrimp is best at Mr. B's. Casamento's is frustrating about their open times so check in with them before heading uptown. Dong Phuong is worth the drive out east, but Magasin has great Pho too.
The only notable omission in the responses to date is Boucherie just off Carrollton Ave. While reactions appear somewhat mixed, I must say a recent dinner there was truly exceptional. The small plates format was ideal for sampling a wide variety of preparations and the quality was consistently impressive. All in a lively, charming setting with wonderful service and very reasonable prices. Right up there with Herbsaint to my surprise (and with more consistent service). Can't wait to return. Oh - and do be sure to make it to Casamentos. It's the real deal.
The board gives good advice but really don't over plan and let the city happen to you. It will almost always be good.
re: daffodilly
That is great advice.
I see folk, coming from ___, who plan a culinary event for every moment, or every day. I appreciate what they are attempting, but would never even attempt to do that in NOLA. Great food abounds, and just let if flow.
Often dinners DO need reservations, but usually lunches and breakfasts do not. Explore the City, and dine at places that interest YOU. While some places ARE better, than others, it is pretty hard to find bad food in New Orleans.
Well put,
re: daffodilly
Excellent advice, indeed!
Okay, we have been here for 3 days. So far, so good.
We ended up staying in a nice little house in the Black Pearl neighborhood. It's been great doing our thing from out here...no issues, yet, except the streetcar is under repair.
First night, Saturday, 800 PM...we went to Jacques Imo's. Waited in a line that was supposed to be 2 hours, BUT a family from PA didn't show up with enough people for their reservation and we became their new best friends and joined them for dinner. It was insanely crowded but the food was very good...
Had our brunch at Ralph's on the Park. Can't complain at all; great service and food, nice location and not quite as intense as Commander's Palace and others, but close enough. We were able to walk in the park after brunch and also the sculpture garden...it was a beautiful day.
Had dinner at Jamila's in our neighborhood. Tunisian Cuisine, which is NOT what we came to New Orleans for...but it was what the doctor ordered--low key for one night, well seasoned, GREAT service. EXCELLENT house made merguez.
Today we did the WWII museum and had nice drinks at The American Sector (happy hour) and then a GREAT DINNER at Herbsaint...really nice evening.
French Quarter tomorrow...doing those "touristy" things.
Thanks for all the advice
re: chefsalad
The merguez at Jamila's is a fine thing, and the proprietors are so friendly.
re: Hungry Celeste
Jamila and Moncef were incredible. We called (we were only a block away) to see if it was okay to come in 35 minutes before closing and Moncef said, "come, eat, stay."
It was a great choice. We were experiencing a little bit of overkill and worried that every minute of the trip was too "determined." Merguez, wine, tagine, and friendly owners took all that away. We could have hung there all night and talked to them, they were so friendly.
re: chefsalad
If ya don't go to Morning Call at City Park (I frequent the Metairie location) you will be haunted all the way back to Virginny! ~~~ Don't miss it!
re: Uncle Bob
Did it! AND they served their beignets at the Gambit food revue. We LOVED everything about City Park, and Morning Call was part of it!!
A recap of the trip and thanks to your advice.
We did Jacques Imo's (see previous reply) and Jamila's and a day in the French Quarter got us some gumbo from The Gumbo Shop, a Muffaletta from Central Grocery, and Beignet's from Cafe du Monde--which had no line and was a pleasant place to sit for a bit...great people watching.
Monday night we ended up eating at Herbsaint and give it high marks on all counts. We had a great meal, great service, a terrific "flight" of sweeter red wines, and just a very relaxing night out. After a long day, it was nice to get great service and relax our way through a meal.
On Tuesday evening, we had been walking around the Garden District and also all over Magazine Street and walked by Big Fisherman Seafood. They were putting a sign out that said, "Just in, fresh crawfish, 299 a pound until 700 PM" We asked and they said it was a 2-day sale, yesterday and today. After our day slowed down, we made it back by before they closed. Just 2 of us got about 4.5 lbs. of freshly boiled crawfish, some cold Abita Ambers, and the remains of our muffelata. We ate crawfish on the front porch and drank cold beer...and it was the best meal of the trip. Big Fisherman cooked those crawfish perfectly--not overdone, beautifully spiced. We ate every bit, sucking heads and pinching tails til my fingers pruned.
One of the best things we did was to get tickets to Gambit's Best of New Orleans Food Revue. 45 bucks got an open bar and food from about 30-35 restaurants, and fresh beignets from Morning Call (the event was held at City Park) The restaurants put on a great show and we ate and ate and ate food from Brigstens, Bourne, SouBou, Magasin, Maurepas Foods, Root, GW FIns, Rene Bistro, Lola, Chef Ron's, Rio Mar, Tivoli and Lee, Company Burger, Martinique, Louisiana Fish Fry, Killer Po Boys, and more that I just couldn't remember to write down.We ate ALL of it, Sobou's ceviche and Root's pork belly with brussel sprout salad were among the best, but it was all GREAT and the people were SUPER nice and the beer super cold and the liquor high end. They brought hot beignets to the table--I am sold on this event.
We ate po boys at Parkway...surf and turf: fried shrimp and roast beef with "debris" (a great sandwich) and for my birthday we had dinner at Cochon.
Friday we made it over to Cassamento's. We noticed the hours earlier that day and went over and got in a noticeable but not too tragically long line. It was worth the wait. In line Mike the oyster man plucked a very large dozen and we slurped raw oysters in line (make sure to tip!) and got seated quickly. While there were plenty of choices we stuck with oysters: we ate 2 dozen raw and in shooters with make-it-yourself cocktail, beer, and hot sauce, 2 dozen chargrilled with garlic butter (fantastic) and oyster stew--oysters in liquor with milk and light seasoning--really simple and very tasty. Cold beer and we had an amazing lunch. Talked to one of the owners--they just don't open in the summer and they close at 230 in the afternoon not opening again until 530. It's worth finding out the hours and go in an R month!
Dinner at Cochon was on my birthday and it was worth it. I reserved the table in January and so glad we did. I cooked in restaurants for 20 years, the last 13 as an executive chef, so I at least know what I like and what is good. Cochon was very, very, good.
We also drank at the Avenue Pub on St Charles...met a friend who lived nearby. GREAT beer and whiskey selections, nice bartenders, very good happy hours, and a generally fun place. A guy from the Tulane radio station gave us CD's of their "best of new orleans" shows...still playing it in my car now!!!
We also went to Mid-City Rock-and-Bowl...it was huge fun for us old people to see other old people rocking out to live music. That is a part of the city that is SUPER appealing...
On Friday night we totally bailed on eating...instead seeing music for almost 8 hours. Frenchman Street was huge fun and we must have seen at least 10 bands, including Kermit Ruffins and the BBQ Swingers...GREAT!
We had to leave town on Saturday, but managed to get in line early for lunch at Cochon Butcher. This is the best of the Donald Link experiences--all were good, but this is where I could eat every day. We brought rillettes, lardo, and blood sausage home in the cooler.
A quick stop at Rouses to pick up Blue Runner canned goods, Abita Amber, Zapps Crawtator chips, and super cheap local andouille and we left the city...
Like MacArthur, I have only three words:
An amazing trip.
re: chefsalad
I'm envious of your great visit, and I live here. I guess because we don't go out for a week long roll.
Glad your visit was straight out of the hopes of the tourist bureau!
re: chefsalad
Thank you for the recap of your trip. That will be useful to many.
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DC Drives, Variable Speed Drives
DC Drive Characteristics
Constant Torque Applications
Armature voltage controlled DC drives provide constant torque. They can deliver the rated motor torque at any speed between zero and the base speed of the motor. Horsepower varies in direct proportion to speed. Full rated horsepower is developed only at base speed. Full motor torque is available from zero to 100 percent base speed
Constant Horsepower Applications
Certain applications require constant horsepower over a specified speed range. Because an armature voltage controlled DC drive has constant torque characteristics, the drive must be oversized to handle these applications.
For example, a drive required to deliver constant horsepower over a 2:1 speed range must be rated at twice the required horsepower. This is because it only develops 50 percent of its rated horsepower at half speed.
The motor horsepower rating required for any constant torque drive operated in a constant horsepower application can be easily calculated by multiplying the desired horsepower by the ratio of the speed range over which horsepower must remain constant. If 5 HP is required over a 3:1 range, an armature-only controlled drive rated for 15 horsepower (5 x 3) would be required.
In a shunt-wound DC motor, a reduction in field voltage to less than the design rating results in an increase in speed for a given armature voltage. This also results in a higher armature current for a given motor load. A simple method of accomplishing this type of control is by inserting a resistor in series with the field voltage source. This may be useful for achieving an ideal motor speed for the application.
A more sophisticated method uses a variable voltage field regulator. The variable regulator provides coordinated automatic armature and field voltage control for extended speed range in constant HP applications. The motor is armature voltage-controlled for constant torque, variable HP operation to base speed. The motor is then transferred to field control for constant HP-variable torque operation to maximum speed.
DC Drives, DC Motor Drives, Variable Speed Drives
Common terminology for DC Motor Drive to this day is Variable Speed Drive. Some call it Adjustable Speed Drive or simply DC Drive.
Vast majority of Adjustable, Variable Speed DC Motor Drives of all types draw their power from constant voltage 60 Hz mains and in nearly all motor drives the first stage consists of rectifier which converts the AC power to a crude form of DC power. When a constant voltage DC output is required, a simple diode rectifier is sufficient, however if the output voltage needs to be varied a fully controlled rectifier is used.
Thyristor and diodes based rectifier provides a low-impedence adjustable DC voltage for the motor armature , thereby providing speed control.
For motors up to a few horsepower, armature control can be provided from either single phase or three phase mains. For larger motors three phase mains is always used. DC Drives are differentiated by it ability turn motor bi-directional.
Non-Regenerative (Single Quadrant) Drives
Supplying power from AC mains to a DC motor running in one direction is known as one-quadrant, Non-regenerative drive.
Regenerative (Four Quadrant) Drives
Supplying power from AC mains to a DC motor running in bi-directional is known as four-quadrant, Regenerative drive. DC motor is inherently a bi-directional, if we apply a positive voltage V greater than E, current flows into the armature and the motor turns in one direction. If we reduce V so that it is less than E, the current and torque automatically reverse directions and the motor acts like a generator, converting mechanical (kinetic) energy into electrical energy.
In order to make DC motor bi-directional, all we have to do is to reverse the polarity of the armature. We need power supply which can provide positive or negative voltage and simultaneously handle either positive or negative current.
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Contactor wear can be chronic. It will repeatedly shut down an SCR speed control when reversing contactors are used for rapid forward-reverse cycling.
With Polyspede PRD12B you can start, stop, reverse and brake with no contactor wear because there are no contactors. All switching is done electronically.
PRD12B is your best choice where controlled hold-back is required, as in braking high inertia loads, hoisting and unwinding. And the optional plug-in interface the PRD12B is ideal for high resolution positioning in servo systems.
Braking is regenerative. The motor becomes a generator to send the braking energy back to the AC power lines, eliminating costly, energy wasting resistors.
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• All signal inputs and outputs are isolated from the AC input lines and also from the armature voltage. This feature not only makes the drive safer to use, but it also direct accommodation of multiple drive options and process instrument inputs.
• Monitoring terminals are provided for reading both motor load and motor speed with commonly available test meters.
2 volts = 100% rated load
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• Unique design allows starting into a rotating motor without faulting.
• Tachometer feedback. Accommodates a 50 V/1000 rpm tachometer on a 1750 rpm motor (standard circuitry)
• Multiple PRD12B drives may be operated in parallel from a master reference source or from a computer generated input signal without the need for input isolation transformers or signal isolation.
• Zero creep deadband. Adjustable from 0 to 1% of full scale input signal with no degradation in performance. No motoring or generating torques are developed until the input signal exceeds the deadband.
• Positive and Negative torque limits are preset at 150% of rated full load motor torque. Terminals are provided for an external torque limit potentiometer.
• Provision for acceleration/deceleration option card. For factory installations or easy field installation. Available in linear or S-curve.
• Dual voltage 230/460 VAC input. Readily field modifiable. The horsepower rating of the drive is proportional to the input voltage.
• Directly accepts 4~20 ma input in lieu of a speed potentiometer. Jumper selected circuitry offers a choice of unidirectional of bidirectional operation.
• Drive shutdown occurs when potentially damaging conditions exist. The fault which caused the shutdown is displayed by an LED. Also the mode of operation prior to shutdown is displayed. The LEDs are circuit board mounted in open chassis units. In enclosed unit, a door mounted fault and mode indicator panel is included.
• The PRD12B is started normally after a fault shutdown; the faults indicators do not require manual resetting. An automatic restart options is available.
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• 240 volts field supply (230VAC input only) Field convertible.
• 50 Hertz input, Field or factory convertible from 60 Hz.
• Jog at separate speed setting.
• Automatic Reversing. Pushbutton reversing without a mandatory stop at zero speed.
• Tachometer feedback for use with tachometers and motors other than the 50 v/1000 rpm tachometer and 1750 rpm motor combination mentioned under standard features.
• Field economizing circuit.
• Field regulator. For improved speed stability (within 1%) or for constant horsepower (field control) range.
• Automatic restart after fault shutdown. Includes non-volatile direction memory.
• Self-contained Dynamic Braking.
• Linear acceleration/deceleration control. Independently adjustable, 0.12 to 27 seconds in two ranges.
• S-curve acceleration/deceleration control. Independently adjustable, 0.12 to 18 seconds in two ranges.
• Extended acceleration and deceleration ranges, linear option to 84 seconds or S-curve to 35 seconds.
• Torque programmed drive. Controls torque in lieu of speed. Field convertible. Applicable to winders, unwanders and web handlers.
• Preset speeds circuit board. Seven channels. Programming jumper and potentiometer for each speed.
• External signal control. Ranges are 1~5 ma, 4~20 ma, 10~50 ma, 0~10 VDC and 0~6 VDC.
• DC tachometer follower. 6 VDC through 100 VDC in three ranges.
• Armature voltage follower. 50 VDC to 500 VDC ranges. Allows PRD12B to follow the speed of another motor without requiring a tachometer.
• Position interface. Adapts PRD12B for controlling position rather than speed. For use with valve positioners and related applications.
• Enclosure Gasketed and Sealed. Outside air is circulated over the heat sink only – not through the electronic compartment. Includes a door mounted fault and mode indicator panel.
• Door mounted disconnect and switch. Ordered with optional enclosure.
• Fault and mode indicator panel. Standard on enclosed controls. Shipped loose as an option with open chassis controls. Installs in a standard analog meter cutout.
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Billy Minicozzi said the Mystery Picture in the Jan. 28 issue of the Enterprise Pilot was the Town of Oyster Bay 9/11 sign in Oyster Bay. That is not correct. [On a sports note he said the last time the Jets won the Superbowl was in 1969. The Mets won that year too and what was interesting is that they both won while playing in Shea Stadium. He said there was no Giants stadium in 1969. The Jets beat the Colts that year he said.]
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Stun guns are powerful enough to stop even the biggest person cold in their tracks. But for most stun gun owners, it's a personal defense tool.
"If you're out late and alone, you should have some sort of protection," said Gre Brier, who works at Dixie Pawn, Inc. along Rio Road.
But late Thursday night, two men used a stun gun in a robbery at the Exxon along Cherry Avenue.
Police call it an unusual weapon, and one not used all that frequently in crimes.
"I think that if you look at the overwhelming majority, there are probably more people that use them are law abiding citizens using them for protection, as opposed to this one highlighted incident where someone utilized it in a commission of a crime," explained Lt. Ronnie Roberts with the Charlottesville Police Department.
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At an auction Thursday night, Los Angeles-based "True Foundation World Outreach Ministries" outbid a Topeka community organization to purchase Sumner Elementary School. The opening bid was $50,000.
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In 1950, Linda Brown was barred from enrollment at Sumner. Her father and several other black Topeka parents who tried to enroll their children in all-white schools that fall filed a lawsuit.
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1305 Kalahari Dr.
Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965Neighborhood:
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://doublecutgrill.com/
- Phone: (608) 253-7637
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner Hours 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Daily.
Bar Hours 4 p.m. - Late Daily
Bar Menu starts at 4 p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Kelli Klingbeil
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Kalahari Resorts' signature dining experience. Double Cut - the name taken from a larger cut of meat - is a contemporary steakhouse that functions as a casual restaurant and watering hole during the early dining hours, but transitions into a high-energy bar and lounge-driven environment as the night progresses. Every detail has been considered to transform you from the stresses of life - into an experience and world that won't soon be forgotten.Continued
Like the restaurant itself, the menu departs from a classic steakhouse without chasing away the traditionalists. Categories range from classic steaks and chops to seafood.
Like the restaurant itself, the menu departs from a classic steakhouse without chasing away the traditionalists. Categories range from classic steaks and chops to seafood.
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53 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
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- Great Vacation SpotOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/26/2014We had a really great time at Double Cut! The server was friendly and knowledgeable like a big city fine steak restaurant. Lots of tasty creative drinks and they were great with our little ones too. This restaurant really added to our trip, thanks DCG!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulMrandMrsPDined on 11/15/2014Celebrated our anniversary there. Very attentive staff. Prices were to be expected and so worth every penny! The food was AMAZING!!!!! Highly recommend the carpaccio and wedge salad! We will be back! Only con, many people were staying at the attached water park and unfortunately dressed like they just jumped out of the water and threw on their sweats! Saw a couple in stocking feet! What happened to class and respect?? We just laughed at them! I guess the days of dressing up and going out to dine are practically nonexistent nowadays.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and serviceKennyDined on 11/5/2014The food was good, although both of our meats were overcooked from how we ordered them. The service was excellent. The dessert drink was the highlight of the meal. Bottomline though, the atmosphere was not at all to our liking. It was cold and sterile. Also, although there were only a few people in the entire grill, is was noisy as voices carried way too much.Special Features:
- FantasticBtateDined on 10/28/2014Restaurant manager was incredibly cordial and friendly with my large group of people that unfortunately had to change in number and in plan more than one time. Four of us ordered the steak burger-omgoodness! So delicious. I ordered mine with a salad with the homemade balsamic vinagraitte which was also lovely. The only 'problem' we had is that the bartender made too much Cosmo for one person in our party, gave the extra to her in a small carafe, and the waitress charges her for that as another drink, even though she very clearly only ordered one. Other than that, we were absolutely pleased. Wish we had time to relax around the fires in the lounge area!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 40th celebrationharley2012Dined on 10/25/2014My husband and I just recently celebrated out 40th anniversary. On the recommendation of our daughters we went to the Double Cut Grill. I had the New York Strip and my husband had the prime rib. Have to say it was one of the best steaks we had in a long time. The rest of the meal was just as fabulous. We were done dining the manager came out to talk to us and before we left they served us a special cake.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CndltLdncDined on 10/24/2014Great place to dine. Atmosphere, service, and food were all excellent. I enjoyed the ribeye steak which was done to perfection with good flavor. I found it to be the best steak in the area. My wife enjoyed the Seabass and it was outstanding. We definitely will be dining at Double Cut again.Special Features:
- Not what I thought.foodlovernotimpressedDined on 10/19/2014I expected the quality of the food to be a bit better seeing as it is listed as a 5 star restaurant, but then again, every ones taste buds are different. It was very elegant looking.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/18/2014Andy the server was excellent!! The food was amazing and it made my birthday perfect!! Never had a bad experience!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quite good but rather priceyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/18/2014The Double Cut Grill competes at the top end of the food dollar spectrum and does well the things you would expect it to do well. The steaks are very tasty and high quality and for each of the four people in our party, they were done as ordered. The grilled vegetable side was considered particularly good by our party - and the sides are large and sharable as promised by the attentive wait staff. The initial fresh bread offering was modest, however. At the same time, the ambiance was quite nice, but arguably not top shelf. Their decoration choices aren't really that memorable once you get past the open fireplaces in the initial lounge area. We were seated in a fairly large room which became somewhat noisy even with relatively few diners.Special Features:
- Best Steak house to Manny'sOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/17/2014If you are traveling to the Dells and are looking for a great Steak House, go to Double Cut. We liked it better than Kincaid's, Murray's and Pittsburgh Blue. We still have a heart for Manny's, but Center Cut is right up there!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SteakhouseOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 10/12/2014From start to finish a great steakhouse. Amazing staff and incredible food. Good wine list as well.Special Features:
- Perfect Experience!beckDined on 10/10/2014Double Cut was an excellent choice to celebrate our 5th wedding anniversary. From booking the reservation online to the complimentary dessert, it was an incredible experience. My filet mignon melted in my mouth. In addition to the wonderful food, the ambiance was perfect for a romantic evening. We can't say enough great things and would highly recommend the restaurant to anyone looking for amazing food in a sophisticated atmosphere.Special Features:
- Absolutely IncredibleFoodAndArtDined on 9/26/2014My girlfriend and I came in after looking at rave reviews online and we were not disappointed. The food was beyond delicious: a filet mignon that was seasoned to perfection, and so tender that a butter knife could have been used effortlessly. The calamari was also wonderful: crispy but not overdone, served on a bed of unique garnishments that were creative and flavorful. Our server was also extremely pleasant, helping us get the most out of a rare dining experience but without being overbearing. We visit the Kalahari every year and we've already planned our return to Double Cut for the next. Frankly, I'm more excited for that than I am anything else.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Double Cut Saturday NightOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/20/2014Our ladies night out started off great with delicious seafood (oysters, king crab legs, miso-soy glazed seabass) and great wine (Seghesi Pinot Grigio). Our server, Holly, was very nice and delivered good service. My only critique was that the "meat cart" bit with non plated wrapped meats and large potatoes being smacked against the hand... a little different I guess. Aside from that, it was a great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loud dining experienceMocatDined on 9/20/2014Food was ok, the fillet was over cooked, the ribeye was very good so it was a mixed experience for us. We were looking for a romantic experience and it was far from that though. Very loud, and we were next to a large group which had no regards for anyone around them. There were a lot of other tables but they put us right next to the group table.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014Sadly, our meal was not very good and our service was worse. My popover was completely raw dough inside and our steaks were tough. The hostess was dressed inappropriately (sleeveless and very low cut top), not what you would expect for a high class steak house. She was talking to someone and it took her quite some time to acknowledge us. We were looking forward to this and for the amount of our bill... We were very disappointed:(
- Party of 13JenniferDined on 9/20/2014Food was good but could have been warmer. Of course, we had a party of 13 & that is difficult. Service to the table was outstanding! However, there was an error on my dinner bill charging extra gratuity. Good thing I reviewed. It was a $20.+ mistake! Would definitely come again! Wine & service was outstanding !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good foodpeteDined on 9/20/2014good foodThe food was great, although our server didn't take much time for explanations, as it was our first time . For example, we ordered 3 "side" items, one of which was asparagas, another was the grilled veggies, grilled veggies also included asparagasSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable dinning.ScrumptiousDined on 9/15/2014I really enjoyed my visit the other day. We were at Kalahari for my bday and I must say that was one of the top dinners I have had in a while. The steaks were well cooked and tasty and very tender. They even brought me a cake out for my bday after my husband wrote it inside the note with our reservation. Everything I ordered was great. Will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls golf weekendGirls4golfweekendDined on 9/13/2014This was a great dining experience and a bargain with golfing at trappers turn. Highly recommend both. it was such a great end to our day to stop here to relax and enjoy very tasty dishes. We are now considering on having a comeback trip here in the spring instead of trying a different state for our ninth weekend next year. We used our fifty dollar vouchers on fantastic starters, steaks, prime ribs, walleyes, veggies, and desserts along with two great bottles of wine and we were still able to take a bottle with us. Fantastic in my estimation! Kudos to the establishment!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing portions!BgillDined on 9/11/2014This place is incredible. The steaks are just superb. Ask for light searing however, if you don't like a heavy sear. The garlic mashed potatoes are out of this world, and my wife even ate them. She hates red potatoes but loved these! The fish was cooked perfect and had a phenomenal presentation. They even treated us to an ice cream cake dessert to celebrate our anniversary and my wife's birthday! It was a beautiful restaurant that I wish we had back home. Oh, you must try the moscato di Asti!!!! You will thank me!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UpscaleslashDined on 9/7/2014Very nice atmosphere. Service was avaerage, for a prime steak house it was sub par. Menu is designed and priced as a prime steak house. 3 steaks ordered and none were cooked to order, difference from a place that is new verus established like Ruth's Chris. I will go back as I enjoy that style if dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingMbulaDined on 9/3/2014This restaurant was a great place to take some of our out of town business people. We ended up taking 5 of their children ranging from 11 months to 10 years old. The staff was great and never looked down on us for having kids. The steak was amazing. I will continue to bring business people here.Special Features:
- Great food.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/3/2014Wonderful food and atmosphere. We have already recommended this restaurant to her friends. We will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always amazing foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/25/2014We have dined here several times and always enjoy the food. A little disappointed with our server Matt. We were his only table but saw his assistant more than him. Did not mention specials. We had also noted it was our anniversary when making the reservations but was not acknowledged during our visit. Ben the manager is always pleasant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, wonderful staff !!!!!!!VuefamilyDined on 8/23/2014Food is awesome!!! Love the environment setting! Kid friendly! Warm and calm environment!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food!MaryMcBeeDined on 8/23/2014The seafood and steaks were amazing. I would not hesitate to dine here again.Special Features:
- Amazing!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014We celebrated our anniversary at Double Cut and just as requested a bottle of bubbly was awaiting us at the table. The host was attentive and took time on several occasions to congratulate us. Our server was prompt and offered a delicate balance of humor and attentiveness with space to celebrate. The food was wonderful and well worth the price and the contemporary esthetic provided the perfect ambiance. To top off the perfect night they treated us to a complimentary dessert with candle. We will be back to celebrate our next anniversary for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dbl CutjimmyceeDined on 8/16/2014Quite different than the previous restaurant that was located there previously. Classy, but not pretentious. Actually, very kid friendly. Food very good and service equally good. Very attentive and responsive. The fire pits and bar are very unique.Special Features:
- Nailed itFatGuyLovesGoodFoodDined on 8/9/2014This would be a very high end steak house in the big city, but in a family vacation spot, they nailed it with all of the high end look and ambiance, the high end food, and the casual vacation all attire. You don't need to be too dressed up here, although it looks like you should. The staff is awesome...always checking on you being extra friendly. And the food is top notch. I leave there full and satisfied.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful, Yet DissapointedALocalsPerspectiveDined on 8/8/2014Let me preface this by saying I consider myself very observant and honest in terms of reviewing restaurants, and have dined at many fine establishments. That being said, we were not pleased with our visit. We decided to have a couple cocktails before dinner, and none of the servers greeted us or took our drink orders after being told by the host to enjoy the lounge area. The cocktails were great, however. I ordered the Bone-In Ribeye with bleu cheese enhancement, which was overcooked and lacked flavor. My wife ordered the filet with a lobster tail and they forgot to bring the lobster tail during the main course, and it arrived only after we were done and full. The ambiance was beautiful, but we were grossly underwhelmed.Special Features:
- always great goodcari2234Dined on 8/8/2014Have been here three times now total. Nothing has changed each time we went. Service is amazing from the bartenders to the servers. Food is always amazing, always have leftovers. Will definitely come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Above ExpectationsNicetodineDined on 8/5/2014This was our second trip to the Wisconsin Dells and we always look for a nice place to eat. This was not your typical chain or resort money pit. Double Cut was the type of restaurant you might find in downtown Chicago or Des Moines, or name that big city. We saw the advertisements on the bill boards as we drove into the Dells and decided to take a chance. We were all glad we did because next year when we go back we know where we will be headed to have out nice meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/4/2014My family and I were vacationing in the Dells for the first time, and we saw ads for the Double Cut, so we decided to have a nice dinner! Boy was it awesome!! It was $290 for the 5 of us to eat.. But the experience was irreplaceable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodMackDined on 8/2/2014The food was great and the service awesome. We ate dinner early so it wasn't crowded and sat by the fireplace. Very nice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 93 reviews are from the Double Cut Grill reviews archive.
- Greatest steakMikeyDined on 7/25/2014I would strongly recommend Double Cut to anyone. Hands down the best steak, service and all around experience I have had yet. We went there as couples and could have asked for a more romantic fine dining experience. I love steak and have been to many steak houses through out the country and this is by far on top of the list. Well done to the owners and staff and thank you for the quality service and experience. Well worth every dollarSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not worth the moneycorpyDined on 7/3/2014the resturant is very nice inside, my server was great, but there is something about paying 48 dollars for a bone in rib eye and everything is alacarte that my just doesn't sit well. the meat were a average nothing special 300 dollar bill for 2 adults and three kids kind of is overboard. I knew going in it was expensive but the good was just ok not great!Special Features:
- Double-cut charbroil grillOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/3/2014Service - our waitress was very attentive. Gave 4/5 stars because we weren't asked if we wanted a drink while we looked over the menu, or asked if we wanted an appetizer, even had to ask for a salad and a drink when I ordered my entree.Was she newer? Expected a little more from an expensive steakhouse. Food- we ordered crab stuffed shrimp and veal topped with blue cheese. Both were great! salad- some rotted black lettuce on leaves, wash better? At least it isn't iceberg lettuce. Side dishes: asparagus -good, garlic mashed - excellent, brussel sprouts with bacon and blue cheese- *spectacular*! Waitress was Wisconsin friendly....chatted easily and even bought us a dessert with a sparkler in it after we told her it was our anniv.Special Features:
- OverpricedmikeysmomDined on 6/24/2014Honestly I have eaten in some of the best steakhouses in the world and this one is nothing special. It was overpriced for the quality and I believe takes advantage of guests who want a special night out. Our waitress was amazing but the manager was young and not too sophisticated. They either need to lower their prices or increase the quality.Special Features:
- Great Dells SteakhouseBrandonMDined on 6/23/2014Worth going to. The grilled veggies was great. The lobster bisque was a bit salty but overall worth it. Skip the cherry chocolate cake for dessert.Special Features:


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