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    Mastro's Steakhouse

    3.8 (1.6k reviews)
    Ultra High-EndSteakhouses, New American
    Open • 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Thank you Bailey and Brian for another evening of perfection. We appreciate you both for going out of the way making our Anniversary so special. If you have not been, make reservations as they will not dissappoint. We will be back soon!

    Tyler C.

    We came here for a friend's birthday, and the service was easily the best part of the night. Everyone was genuinely friendly and made us feel taken care of from the second we walked in. We brought two bottles of wine, and one of them needed a pretty aggressive decant. They brought out a decanter and had it opened right away as we sat down, which was a really nice touch. They also did a great job making the birthday feel special without making a big production out of it. The food was good, but it didn't completely wow me for the price. The best way I can describe it is that it still feels like a chain steakhouse. There's nothing wrong with that at all, and everything we had was cooked well, but I was missing that extra level of creativity or attention to detail that I'd expect at this price point. The atmosphere was pretty much what you'd expect from a nice steakhouse. Nothing that really stood out, but it was comfortable, had a good vibe, and was a great place to celebrate. Overall, I'd definitely come back. The service alone was enough to make it a place I'd happily visit again.

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    Kenny G.

    Yet another great celebration meal at Mastros. Always excellent food, service and ambiance. The American Waygu filet is a lifetime bucket list item. Its a small portion (7oz) but the highest quality beef I've ever had.

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    Crystal L.

    Wonderful meal, as expected. It's a very pretty location. Note it's valet parking only, although you can park across the street and brave the busy road if you wish. The dining room is the usual Mastro's - dark (a little too dark I would suggest) and classy. One thing I don't love... they do really jam you in there on the banquette booth things... you will have neighbors and they will be very close. I could do without this. The bread service is definitely pushed. They ask you if you want to order it as soon as you're seated. We sucumbed, but for two people, it's too much bread. Be better than we were and pass on this. The drinks are lovely - they even have a good mocktail list if you must. Service is extremely polished, natch. I had the crabcakes with a side of lobster mashed potatoes. Delicious and entirely too much food. My friend had the French onion soup (she loved it) and the scallops. Beautiful and also delicious. A truly great dinner, as it pretty much always is at any Mastro's.

    Giselle E.

    Sorry to say that after not being here for 5 years I am gravely disappointed. Came here to celebrate me getting a new job & date night. The server was amazing and great, and so were the drinks (Spicy Margarita & Mastro's Margarita). But the dinner! Ugh! The Brussels sprouts were burnt to a crisp (I wish there was sound for my picture so you could hear it) and sounded like charred crumbled paper as they scooped them up and placed them on our plate - should have been the SECOND sign that they should not be served, and the FIRST is how the heck did the sous chef plate these and think they were edible?!? we were shocked! They tasted like the back char you scrap off a bbq grill that was used Fourth of July weekend. My halibut was way over cooked and so dry I couldn't even finish it. My man's ribeye was not cooked to order and extremely fatty. Needless to say we tried to make the most of our night but this was by far the worst experience I've had here.

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    Peter X.

    I had a wonderful time celebrating my birthday dinner here with my wife, daughter, mother and mother in law. I made reservations off OpenTable which was easy. We chose the valet parking because we had our baby daughter with us and it wasn't too much. We arrived early and got seated quick so it wasn't an issue. Our server was Raymond and he was amazing with the customer service. There no complimentary bread here so just be aware and no free refills on the soda. The men's bathroom also have a baby changing station which is important to me now since I'm a new dad. I got the 12oz bone in filet at medium rare since Raymond said it will have more flavor. My wife and mom got the Chilean Sea Bass. My wife mom got the Norwegian Cold Water Salmon. Raymond said the steak plate will be hot since the steak will be cooked at 400 degree so it will continue to cook on the plate. We loved all our dish, my filet steak was amazing and flavorful like Raymond said. Our sides were the fries, Mac and cheese, sauteed asparagus and rosemary garlic wild mushrooms. They will serve you the side so I thought that was great. The birthday chocolate cake was delicious, very heavy chocolate.

    Japanese A5 Wagyu NY Steak 8 oz.
    Paula T.

    Although a franchise, Mastro's is probably one of my favorite steakhouses. I love their sushi selections, especially the hamachi with crispy onions and lobster roll. Their steaks are always perfectly seasoned with an incredible crust. We always ball out and get the Japanese A5 Wagyu and it is ALWAYS worth the price.

    Sojourner M.

    Went to Mastro's Steakhouse recently and Brittney was incredible. Super friendly, attentive, and really great about making recommendations without ever being pushy. We tried the maple glazed steak bacon appetizer and the jumbo prawn & filet -- both were amazing. The filet was cooked perfectly and the prawns were so good. Overall, it was just a really great experience. Brittney genuinely cares about her guests having a good time, and you can tell. Will definitely be back.

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    Chrissy L.

    Mastro's Steakhouse in Thousand Oaks has great sushi. The Bigeye Tuna Tostada, Crispy Garlic Bigeye Tuna Sashimi, Hamachi with Crispy Onions, Seared Albacore with Black Truffles, A5 Wagyu Beef Roll, Spiny Lobster Roll, and Caesar Salad were nicely presented.

    The gnocchi looked like it had sat for a while before reaching our table.
    Bill O.

    The service was actually pretty good, but the food is just not what it used to be. The steak was overcooked and all the sides were greasy and old looking.

    Tomahawk way too salty and tough!
    Rebecca G.

    Wow! First of all let me start with how incredible the service is here! From valet to seating, to our server and the helpers-all so professional and friendly. Eric was our waiter and he was so nice, gave great suggestions, very knowledgeable and attentive throughout our meal. Our drinks were amazing! My husband loved his Manhattan and my lemon drop martini was so yummy and entertaining haha! They put dry ice at the bottom of the glass so it boiled with bubbles until the drink was gone! Unfortunately, they don't put very much alcohol in this drink. I couldn't taste the vodka and...Normally when I drink lemon drops, I feel a little tipsy. Did not feel the effects of this drink at all. Still so yummy! We ordered the bread (they charge $5-worth it) and Dungeness crab cocktail and oysters and oh my! Absolutely delish!! We could've just ate this for dinner! We shared Caesar salad, also wonderful! We actually wished we would've stuck with the appetizers because the main course was truly a disappointment. My 6oz petite filet mignon was tough! Literally struggled to cut it and chewing was difficult. I had to send it back. Our waiter was very nice about it and the replacement was perfect! Tender like butter! As it should be! Why wasn't that served to me in the first place? My husband ordered the Australian Wagyu Tomahawk steak chop what a disappointment! Perfectly cooked yet it was a bit tough and very salty and we are pretty sure it was the special $16 butter he opted for on top of his steak. For a $195 piece of meat? And Australian Wagyu? It should not have been the slightest bit tough. He did not send it back but mentioned it to our server who surprisingly didn't suggest a replacement. Also, we ordered a side to share-The lobster mashed potatoes and that was so disappointing! EXTREMELY SALTY! We ate a few bites, hoping it would get better but unfortunately it was just awful! There were some little chunks of lobster mixed in and a lot of claw meat on top-The claw meat was so tough I had to spit it into my napkin. The claw meat was also very fishy and extremely salty. Again our server was very kind about it and took it away without charge. This was our first time dining here and honestly? I don't think we're coming back. We've had much better experiences at numerous other high end steak houses who offer similar menu items with similar pricing. This was a very expensive dinner that did not offer an excellent dining experience. I might recommend them specifically for the Dungeness crab appetizer and the oysters but if you're craving a fantastic steak dinner? You might want to elsewhere...

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    finally the onion bread is amazing, the rib eye steaks one of the best, and a very large baked potato that you care share, a very good meal

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    Self parking available?

    No. And honestly? Go elsewhere! Don't waste your money!

    Can you make reservations?

    Please visit https://www.mastrosrestaurants.com/ to make a reservation. Thank you.

    Does the Newport Beach Mastro's have a corkage fee?? If so, how much and how many bottles?

    $50 per 750ml (standard size bottle). Please call the restaurant directly to inquire about how many bottles. Thank you.

    Is the seating spaced well?

    Yes

    Any halal options?

    Hello, we do not provide any halal options. We apologize for the inconvenience.

    Does Mastros do the piano live music on Friday night? If so what time does it start?

    Mastro's provides a live pianist 7 nights a week. Please call the location you are looking to dine at to confirm the time as it does vary.

    Has live music in the bar restarted?

    Yes it has

    How is parking at the Thousand Oaks location during COVID? Ideally, I'd like to self-park, is that an option?

    When we went last month, there was no option to self park in the lot. You may be able to self park along PCH.

    How is the outdoor dining set up? Where are the tables placed?

    Do they have halal options?

    Nope. They do not. If you are completely Kosher or wants halal only, this is not the place.

    Can you eat at the bar?

    Yes, you can eat at the bar.

    Do they have a happy hour?

    Hi Rosie, there is no happy hour. For any other questions, please call the restaurant at (805) 418-1811.

    Is there a corkage fee?

    Yes - but you can buy a wine from wades wines - I don't know the price point - and Mastros will waive the corkage fee. Make sure they give you the "sticker" at wade's.

    Hello: Do you serve porterhouse steaks? Thank You J.W.

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    Selvin’s Restaurant & Lounge

    Selvin’s Restaurant & Lounge

    4.2(320 reviews)
    3.8 mi
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    As a Yelp Elite Squad member, I'd been fortunate enough to attend a special event at Selvin's many…read moremonths ago. I'd been wanting to go back and take Dear Hubby to enjoy this very special re-imagining of the previous space, which had been an Irish pub incarnation. When our sister-in-law and two nieces were in town, the five of us were able to spend a quick evening together at Selvin's. We had been working on a project at our house, and by the time we got finished and ready to go out there wasn't a lot of time left as we went on a weeknight and they close at 9:00. I'm surprised that having a full bar, and being attached to a hotel property, that they would hang it up so early - even 9:30 or 10:00 would make more sense. It's such a charming place; seems a shame to have to call it a night so early. The ambiance is absolutely divine, especially out here in suburbia. It's very innovative in its layout. The lighting was carefully planned and is very effective in creating a special mood. And, what can be said about the wall of roses? It's tailor-made for snapping fun photos, that's for sure. The chef is sending out creative and Dee-Licious dishes from the kitchen. Yes, I know how to spell delicious, but it is worth adding the accented flair to stating the fact that this is a cut above many other dining establishments in the Conejo Valley. Dear Hubby and I shared Pappardelle Pasta and a Tuna Tartare appetizer. Both were excellent. One of our nieces ordered the taco platter. Wait till you see the photo. The only thing that was disappointing, menu-wise, was that bread wasn't included, so we ordered some as a side. Two little slices. I've forgotten the price, but I recall that it turned into sticker shock when we saw what was served. I'm tickled that they offer a nice array of zero proof cocktail options. They aren't inexpensive - apparently spirits without alcohol aren't any less (or maybe only slightly less?) than the full-spirited options. Still, it's nice to have the option. Our out of town family members LOVED Selvin's; it was a big hit with all of us. As an added bonus, there was a guitarist playing beautiful acoustic music when we arrived and were seated in the lounge area. Major extra credit!

    Selvin's is serving up the epitome of "girl dinner" so the bestie and I had to make a trip to check…read moreit out for ourselves. What is girl dinner you may ask? It's the perfectly curated trio - Dirty Martini, followed by a well dressed crisp Cesar salad, and perfectly hot Truffle French fries. That's girl dinner in a nutshell (trust us on this combo). On their speciality menu it's called "Martinis and Munchies for Two" for $49. An amazing deal split between two friends. Dirty Martini: Some of the best ice cold martinis on this side of town. These cocktails were crafted to perfection and were always a sucker for the blue cheese stuffed olives. Tossed Cesar Salad: A Cesar salad during these hot summer months always hits the spot. Crisp, cold and fresh. The dressing was solid but I must highlight the lightly scattered capers on this salad - so smart and so tasty! Truffle French Fries: After a few martinis these French fries come in clutch. Crispy, hot and perfectly salted - who doesn't love a French fry and an aioli with a kick. Honorable Mention: PASTA. I was very impressed with my pasta dish here. Ordered the pappardelle bolognese and this pasta was a 10/10. Perfectly cooked ribbons of pasta with a hearty meat sauce and the Stracciatella topping sealed the deal for me on this pasta. We had a fabulous girls dinner from start to finish. The ambience at Selvin's is truly magical and we just love the decor and bar area. We had a cozy little booth to ourselves and the service was top-notch from start to finish. Extra kudos to Claudia for being a bubbly, lovely girls girl who was super attentive to us during our meal and made the night A+. Can't wait to come back soon.

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    Old Oaks Steakhouse - Went for a birthday!  The chocolate cake wasn't heavy, it was fluffy and nice and paired nicely with the vanilla bean ice cream.

    Old Oaks Steakhouse

    4.4(234 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    •$$$$

    First time dining at Old Oaks Steakhouse. We regularly visit high-end steakhouses--Mastro's,…read moreFleming's, Morton's, Ruth's Chris, BOA, The Grill on the Alley, Hall's in Charleston, Peter Luger, and independents around the country--so I'm writing this as constructive feedback because I really want an independent steakhouse like this to succeed in Thousand Oaks. First impression: the room needs some work. The lighting was too bright for a steakhouse and should be brought down to create a more intimate atmosphere. I also think the cream/brown table linens were a miss. Crisp white linen and better lighting would immediately elevate the room. Service was excellent. Our server was knowledgeable, friendly, attentive, and fun. Five stars for him. Bartender also gets five stars. We had a blueberry martini and a Woodford Old Fashioned, and both were on point. For appetizers, the lobster deviled eggs were a miss for us. Too many eggs, too much vinegar, and we really couldn't taste the lobster or identify much of the filling. The crab cakes, however, were very good. We order crab cakes at almost every steakhouse we visit, and our benchmark is The Grill on the Alley. Old Oaks is definitely up there on the crab itself--meaty and well done. I'd just add more sauce and some type of garnish, avocado, greens, grilled lemon, etc., to finish the plate. The wine list pricing lost a sale. Caymus is one of my favorites, but at roughly $340 a bottle I passed. Same issue with the Groth around $240. I understand a steakhouse needs proper wine margins, but those prices felt too aggressive. At about $100 less on the Caymus, we probably would have ordered the bottle. Instead, we had a glass of the Napa house Cabernet, which was very good. We're also Caesar salad fanatics. The Caesar was very good and I'd order it again. If an independent restaurant wants to separate itself, I'd love to see a tableside Caesar similar to BOA. Pick the best ideas from the best steakhouses and make them your own. The steak program has an impressive selection of dry-aged beef. We shared the porterhouse, and this is an area where we have a pretty high benchmark. One of the best porterhouses we've ever had is Peter Luger in New York. In my opinion, the New York location is better than Las Vegas, although Vegas was a very close second. That is the type of buttery, deeply flavored, perfectly seasoned porterhouse experience I'm comparing against. Old Oaks' porterhouse didn't quite get there for me. It lacked some of the seasoning and buttery softness I personally look for, but I also came away realizing that I'm probably just not a big dry-aged steak person. That part is personal preference and not necessarily the restaurant's fault. I really liked seeing both an 8 oz and 12 oz filet on the menu, and I'd come back to try the 12 oz filet. I would actually like to see a few more wet-aged steak options alongside the dry-aged selections. We planned on the loaded baked potato until we saw the fries at another table. The fries were great. But this is where things slipped: we asked for ranch and ketchup, and the ranch tasted like bottled Hidden Valley. At this level, a steakhouse should be making its sauces in-house. We switched to the blue cheese, which was very good and tasted house-made. I'd also strongly recommend adding an excellent creamed corn. Hall's Chophouse in Charleston has one that is practically worth the trip by itself. A signature side like that gives people something to talk about and come back for. Dessert needs the biggest overhaul. A truly great butter cake can bring people in just for cocktails and dessert. What we received reminded us more of olive-oil muffins cut in half than a decadent steakhouse dessert. We joked with our server that it felt more like something I should have had for breakfast with bacon and eggs. The ice cream itself was great, but even after asking for a ridiculous amount of whipped cream, the portion was small and didn't have that rich, over-the-top steakhouse feel. Our bill was around $430 including a 22% tip. We were prepared to spend more, but the food didn't consistently have the richness and decadence that makes you want to keep ordering at a high-end steakhouse. My wife says four stars. I'm closer to three. I'm somewhere in between because I can see the potential and I do want to go back. The fixes aren't huge: lower and rework the lighting, white tablecloths, expand the wet-aged steak options, consider sizzling steak plates, tighten up a few appetizers and sides, make every sauce in-house, add a killer creamed corn, and completely rethink dessert. Great service, great bartender, very good crab cakes and Caesar, and a lot of potential. With a few relatively small changes, this could become a steakhouse we regularly visit in Thousand Oaks.

    We were looking for a decent place to get a tomahawk to mark our anniversary. A little fun fact: if…read moreour marriage were a baby, it would now be old enough to legally drink. This was the only restaurant that confirmed they had tomahawk in stock when we called. When we checked the restaurant details, we also learned that they are known for their dry aged steaks that are 45+ days old. The restaurant is in a less-traveled part of Thousand Oaks, with a few businesses nearby. They have valet parking for an $8 service fee, but there is also plenty of street parking nearby, so you have options. The interior is exactly what you would expect from a steakhouse. There are quite a few tables, a bar, and a large selection of drinks. I was especially surprised to see a glass display window showcasing their aged steaks. We made a reservation for 7:00 p.m. and were seated right on time. We had a corner table next to the main walkway. The restaurant was quite busy at that time, which is always a good sign. Our waiter, Daniel, brought us water right away and patiently waited for us to be ready to order. There were plenty of steak choices, but we had our hearts set on the tomahawk. We were a little disappointed to learn that they didn't actually have one ready to be served, perhaps none left was aged long enough. Daniel suggested the Australian Wagyu steak, which was the same size as the tomahawk and very similar in texture. We had never had Wagyu steak, let alone aged Wagyu, so we took his suggestion--and we couldn't have been happier! The steak came out perfectly seasoned, beautifully cut, juicy, and incredibly tender. The dry-aged effect added another layer of flavor that is hard to forget. We also had the greens--yes, a salad. It was supposed to come with apple slices, but they only had peaches that day. Nevertheless, it was a tasty salad and served its purpose. The loaded baked potato was as good as it could get. Too bad we are not drinkers. They have an extensive menu of alcoholic beverages, which would have made our meal more colorful. Of course, it's not a complete meal without dessert. To our surprise, we ended up with two desserts: one was an anniversary gift on the house, and the other was a lemon cake, which we hoped would somehow balance out the grease from our very meaty dinner. Both desserts won our stomachs' approval! All in all, this is a must-visit steakhouse, especially for the dry-aged steaks. Add in the extensive selection of alcoholic beverages, outstanding service, and delicious desserts--and, if you must have your greens, a pretty good salad too.

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    CharcoalNiku - USDA Prime Ribeye Cap

    CharcoalNiku

    4.7(116 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    Came here with a group, and we all opted for the tasting menu. Each course was thoughtfully…read morepresented and executed well, and most of the dishes were delicious. The standout was the final savory course: A5 wagyu dipped in a rich onsen egg yolk, which was easily the highlight of the meal. That said, the portions are quite small, and not every course felt equally memorable, so I'm not entirely sure the experience justified the price. Still, the service, presentation, and overall pacing made it an enjoyable dinner--especially for a group looking to celebrate a special occasion or try something different.

    My fiance tried this place with his family then brought me here to have a taste. He said the place…read morewas delicious! We drove out and got there after 2.5 hours in traffic. I'm going to say that the service was really nice and the staff was really attentive. There wasn't many other people there, which is not great to see because they deserve more attention! They got nice modern comfortable decor and wide open spaces. We tried the tasting menu for each of us as well as an additional dish of steak. Champagne and sake were our choice of alcohol. The tasting itself was $88 and it serves 9 courses. I recommend having it if you aren't sure what to eat. All the dishes were presented nicely and tasted wonderful. We had an additional tasting after for round 2. Haha not because it didn't fill us up, but because we had to invite more people. The tasting is enough to make sure you're full. Plentiful parking in the lot attached. The location is a bit buried inside where the neighborhood is quiet, but it is definitely worth a try. They have sister restaurants called Omaniku in the 626 area as well. I recommend anyone to come try for anniversary, birthdays, date nights, celebrations, or get togethers! You'll impress them with the taste.

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