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Thursday
Oct152009

Steak à la STK 

Contemporary chic, sexy, and elegant.  I recently had dinner here for the first time with a friend and really enjoyed it.  All of it.  While it’s a great place for a date, the eclectic ambiance would make it a cool spot to enjoy with friends as well. 

Our appetizer selections were French toast foie gras (melt-in-your-mouth good!), shrimp rice crispies (nice presentation, but a tad over-cooked), and a lump crab salad (winner!). 

Let me get to the point here... the meat.  I ordered the filet with a blue cheese topping.  It was fantastic; not the best, but delicious and tender nonetheless.  In hindsight, it may have been the topping I chose--the blue cheese was a little dry.  When you’re expecting a nice, creamy-velvety texture and you’re not given just that… it’s not cool.  Knew I should’ve gone with the black truffles.  Yep, I said it.  Black truffles.  Shaved black truffles to be exact.  I also preferred the creamy horseradish sauce to the toasted peppercorn.  Crème fraiche and horseradish is my new found favorite dipping sauce for steak.  Ah-mazing.  I strongly recommend the mixed mushrooms as a side.  The broccolini was okay; just not very buttery and moist.

Dessert was an iced tiramisu (best I’ve had) and frozen berry, (tasted like frozen Yoplait or Go-gurt) but the vodka-infused berries were yummy. 

All in all, the service, ambiance, and food are what will bring me back out to STK for seconds. 

 

STK

755 North La Cienega

Los Angeles, CA 90069

(310) 659-3535

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