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Had a guest from out of town so we headed over to a place that's been around for a while. Opened in 1938, the still family owned Lawry's The Prime Rib is a L.A. landmark restaurant. They've moved from their original location (to the now the Stinking Rose ...  

near Glendale? The center included restaurants, gardens, and a tour of Lawry's Spice packing plant. It closed in the 90s, but was a great place to spend a summer evening outdoors.

Went there as a kid once, too bad that they closed it down in '91. -MW

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I used to be so incredibly disciplined just until 12 months ago. I would rarely eat at night. Now after seeing your landmark restaurant, I'm hungry, and I've got an awfully tempting cookie from Australia that looks appetizing. Maybe a TV dinner from the f... 

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The Plumed Horse, with one Michelin star, in Saratoga (a suburban city of San Francisco) is supposedly one of the best steakhouses in the area. I haven't dined there recently, but from what I've heard, many people still like it very much. A few months ago... 

Just got an email telling me that the Michelin Guide for 2011 has just been released. San Francisco based PuristS can see if their favorites made the cut.

they use to have an outlet here but closed.

Hi Quan, The one and only Lawry's in Plaza Senayan (I think, I don't quite remember), is it closed? What's the replacement restaurant? Regards, ATM

driving by but never been to it. The food sure looks delicious! Thanks for sharing such good & 'tasty' pics .

Hello Adamska, I recommend Mastro's for Prime Rib, it's significantly better than Lawry's, but it's only served on the weekends. Do you have a favorite place when in the mood for a nice juicy steak? -MW

I haven't yet come across a place that really stood out from the rest in terms of excellent steak. I believe though that Maestro's would definitely put that to rest .

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Lawry's creamed corn and creamed spinach has always been consistently good. And the yorkshire pudding is yummy! -MW

The prime rib is just too big there... But so is this Wagyu bone-in rib eye...I believe it was like 33 oz. For the first time, I didn't finish my steak......  

Wow, that looks delicious, is that the lobster mashed potatoes? -MW

A must have at Mastro's.

The best thing about Lawry's though is the waiting room. Free munchies there Cheers, Anthony

But most of my out of town guests like Lawry's. Hey we should do a PPro Prime Rib night GTG! -MW

I must add Lawry's to my must visit list in addition to Osteria Latini. Thanks for making me very hungry. JerryW

This was one of my favorite hangouts when I was much younger and dating. I would spend a month's allowances taking a date there. But, oh what wonderful memories. Yes, it's too bad the Lawry's just south of Glendale closed down. We used to have birthday pa... 

The food was ok but as I mentioned other places are better, have you been to Mastro's or Cut? -MW

My wife and I like going to the hole-in-the-wall type of places. I find they have great tasting food, with very reasonable prices. My kids, however, like the pricy places. Might try one of your recommendations for my birthday, and let the kids treat me LO... 

My favorite cheap eats that's been around L.A. since 1963, Andre's in the Town&Country Center at 3rd and Fairfax. I've been eating their spaghetti and meatballs since I've been born and can eat it everyday, breakfast, lunch, and dinner (but they're on...  

Hi MW, Been meaning to go there for years -- just drove past it a few weeks ago. This weekend, we were at South Coast Plaza and opted to lunch at the Wolfgang Puck Bistro instead of Lawry's Carvery. (Btw, the Bistro's Shrimp Club is pretty darn good) Than... 

Hello insandiego! Lawry's, Musso & Frank's, Grill on the Alley, The Palm are all old school places for beef. IMO, Mastro's and CUT are much better. Any good Prime Rib in San Diego near you? Lots of good places to eat around SCP, haven't tried it yet b...