Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Bookbinder's - Steak Heaven

5. Wolfgang's 4. Bobby Van's 3. Smith & Wollensky's 2. Peter Luger's and the number one place to order a filet mignon, medium rare.........Bookbinder's. That's right, I still can't believe I am ranking an Alexandria Steakhouse above the Mighty New York Four--but I am. Bookbinders' filet is the best I have ever had; crispy and sweet on the outside, tender and succulent on the inside--cooked to perfection.

Bookbinder's of Old Town delivers in all aspects. Their steaks and lobster are top notch, and their steamed asparagus, al dente, with Hollandaise, is excellent. And as good as the food is, the ambiance is even better. The exposed brick, spiral staircase, and iron chandeliers are all charming. A small outside alcove is perfectly romantic. Shaded by a large tree and saturated with potted ivy, there is a distinctive garden feel. It peeks out onto St. Asaph Street, one of the quaintest streets in Old Town, famous for its colonial flavor.

Bookbinder's is a great place to take family, friends, or that special someone.

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