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    Brokenhorn Steakhouse

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    1 month ago

    Steak over priced and not very good at all. Basic salad bar no frills. Server was amazing g though.

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    4 months ago

    Just a wanted a good hamburger, got something just ok with a limp piece of lettuse, literally 4 slivers of onion and a tiny slice of tomato

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    3 years ago

    We were in town and decided to try this place out, food was amazing and waitress was on point! Will definitely come back!

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    Cattleman's Cafe II - Country fried Steak!

    Cattleman's Cafe II

    3.6(98 reviews)
    46.0 mi
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    The signature dishes here of course are steaks, and these are good ones, textured and tangily…read moreseasoned. Having been warned by previous reviews that the steaks tend to be undercooked, I ordered my ribeye medium, and sure enough it came - very quickly too - closer to what I would call medium rare, which is what I really wanted. Also as warned by previous reviews, it was heavily marbled and fatty, but I like that in a steak.

    I stopped at the lot behind Casey's to kinda wash up for the morning. Parked the rig, and saw a…read morefull lot packed outside this little small town Cafe. It was then I remembered glancing at a huge Beef Processing Plant just on the edge of town...think it was called National Beef... And then it hit me: Cattleman's Cafe + Beef Processing Plant...maybe...just maybe..they served steak here That's how I found myself sitting inside this Midwestern country diner. The description on the menu-- Uncle Ed's Steak sounded legitimate. So I had me a rib eye, with a side of corn and Brocolli. Then to start off, some Bloomin Onions. Rating: Ok, I'm going to be real honest, the quality of the beef is *Good* Its on the level of USDA Choice Select, but it IS fresh. Like I can enjoy the natural flavors of the Beef, it's not drenched in marinade and just the overall taste spelled decent quality. Now, because back in the days, I would go out to Costco and pick up USDA Prime Ribeyes three or 4 cuts at under 45.00 (those were the good times). But it wouldn't be fair to compare this to that so for a standard family run affair, this place serves pretty solid steak. Though however the chef kinda went on the rarer side for my Medium Rare and if the cuts have so much fat marbling in them, it probably would be better for the steak to be grilled longer on the fat tissues. The corn sides were a little to sweet and wished they either cut down on the sugar, or use some heavy whipping cream or half and half to balance that sweetness out-- like real creme corn. The Bloomin Onions were a surprise. Over the past decades, I'd probably only order this appetizer at say Outback Steakhouse, but this dish does take the prize for a worthy starter here at the Cattleman's. Overall, server was very locked in. True country hospitality, think her name is Naziah. Kudos! Great service! And anyone ever driving through town, give this place a go.

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