I'm from Las Vegas,here on vacation.. I can truly say, absolutely the best steak I've ever had in…read moremy life.. I've had the world famous Morton's steak and it doesn't come close to the steak I just had tonight .. The staff and the owner were amazing.. Definitely coming back before I leave next week..

Dorothy we ain't in Kansas anymore. Heck, we so far north of Texas we is in Australia (da long way…read moreround). The problem with Ribs 'n' Rumps is that Texas exists. And Texas BBQ has infiltrated Australia, in many guises and forms in recent years. Sadly, whilst I would have visited RNR a decade ago and been delighted, these days it just doesn't cut the brisket. Whilst the ribs themselves were cooked well, and had plenty of meat, the flavour was boring, sugary BBQ. No smoke, no depth, nothing to make me eat past the first mouthful really. Plain flavours for unrefined palates. RNR is a little disjointed in this location also. The waitstaff are all trying to serve your table. So, even though you get an individual server who takes your order, every single server that passes your table from the kitchen will ask if the order they are holding is yours... Now, that's just sloppy. The meal is also off-the-charts expensive. When two peeps spend in excess of $150 to have dinner, you kinda don't expect the rookie service + bland flavour 1-2 punch combo. You expect something with some wow factor. An uppercut of intensity, or a surprising haymaker of smoke. No surprises here, just disappointment from a pretender unable to fight its way out of the wet paper bag. Whilst I enjoyed the company (5 stars!) the food and ambience left me wanting. Wanting texas. Wanting smoke. Dreaming of the Salt Lick, hand made lemonade, all you can eat platters of pork ribs, sausage and brisket for $20 and mouth-watering mesquite meat!

Always a great place for dinner when you don't want to cook. Parking can be a bit tough on the…read moreweekends, but there's plenty around the corner after working hours. Ribs a are great, as are the steaks and burgers. Totally love their fries, and the kids meals are extremely plentiful. Definitely try the sizzling mushrooms, which continue to size on their iron player long after they've been served. Garlic prawns and calamari are also decent for a steak house, but you can never go wrong with a full rack of prom ribs. Oh,, and their desserts are awesome, best banana split and Espresso Brûlée!!

Great option in the basement of 1 Martin Place, which is connected to the Westin. The food was…read moredelicious and the service was excellent. We just came from the Blue Mountains and were super casual and grimy from the rain, but no one cared how disheveled we looked, and in fact, gave us wonderful service all around. We both had steaks that were excellent, but I will note that, in general, Australia (and New Zealand) cook their steaks more done then in the US, so order how you like your steak accordingly. The steaks had great taste (we chose the prime and dry age vs the wagyu) and the sides were great. Potato purée was buttery and creamy and the broccoli I was well seasoned and perfectly al dente. Again, the service was great. Sophie was incredible. Highly recommended!

Note: Their version of "Prime" might not be what you're used to. As for me, I was expecting USDA…read morePrime...but that's not the case here. I guess "Prime" is just their name. With that said, the steak was decent, but overall service was great. Nice decor, great ambiance. The sommelier was very knowledgeable and gave a great recommendation for a tripel style Australian beer too, and it was awesome. Finished the night with a souffle and ice cream. Very nice.

Fucking disgraceful, my food was never delivered and I was charged. I will never order from them…read moreagain. I was a customer and was abused

This is a local gem. If you based your ratings on just food and service you'd have to give them 5…read morestars. The quality of the steak and ribs is up with the best, service is attentive, polite and some what adorable. Downside, don't go too early unless you want to eat with geriatrics and children. The decor is close to a sad unloved Chinese restaurant and an Australiana diner. Not pretty ! Drop the front window vinyls to table level, put your tables of 2 to the front would be a good start. All up it's a good local steakhouse you can rely on.

Quite a nice place for ribs in Chatswood. Convenient location, with a nice outdoor eating area…read more Quick and efficient service. Reasonably priced for this sort of cuisine.

Many friends and acquaintances of mine have mentioned/hyped/bragged about Hurricane more than any…read moreother ribshouse I've heard about before. The place was called Hurricane's Express and by the name it looks like the smaller version of the flagship franchise found near the harbour. Contrary to what the name may imply there was plenty of tables and seats both inside and outside. Ordered the half rack of lamb with baked potato. The portion was quite large and the lamb was very tasty. Didn't feel like the lamb was too fatty which was a good thing and the bakes potato was large and enjoyable. For a "half portion" this really felt like a full blown meal. Service was satisfactory, food didn't take too long to come out. Definitely satisfied with the meal and enjoyed it enough to come back and try something else.

This restaurant was incredible. The cook on the steaks we had was amazing, perfect medium rare. We…read moregot the Ribeye and Rump Steaks and Beef Ribs as well as the Barramundi. We also got a lovely wedge salad and hassle back potato, as sides. The onion rings were the only thing not memorable. We loved the service and always had refills of water, wine, and cocktails and were too full for dessert lol but it was a nice experience for our last night in Sydney.

Booked a few weeks in advance and had a lovely seating area…read more The service was okay as we had to wait a while for someone to come take our order. They brought out my sides way before my main meal so the sides were cold by the time we ate it. I had to ask to get new sides as they weren't an appetizer. But overall really good food.

Before stepping into La Grillade it was already on the back foot. During my reservation I'd…read morespecifically mentioned I wanted the 36hr Maryland lamb shoulder. They called the day of my reservation around 1pm to confirm with me that I'd still be making it but later called at 6pm saying unfortunately the lamb shoulder would not be available. Not happy Jan! On the bright side though at least I was still told before getting there. Rescheduled for the following week and with some luck the lamb shoulder was in stock! FOOD Complimentary bread and a shot glass of soup coupled with pieces of soft blue cheese. I wish that shot glass had been a bowl of soup and blue cheese. First entree was the Grilled scallops served with fresh truffle ($26.50). Extra $10 for the few shaves of truffle but so worth it! The velouté sauce accompanying the scallops was phenomenal. Second entree was the Twice baked spanner crab soufflé ($17.50). Whilst the soufflé was soft and fluffy in terms of flavour it was definitely overshadowed by the scallops. After the entrees the monster dish I'd been waiting for was served. The 36hr Marylands lamb shoulder to share ($69) is a must to try if you come to La Grillade. The lamb is so soft and tender it falls off the bone. This is quite a fatty part of the lamb which means its juicy and oh so flavoursome. There is so much meat my sweet tooth needs to have a rest and pass on dessert. OVERALL I loved everything about this place. The food, the setting, the fireplace which creates a warm intimate atmosphere. It made me forget about all my initial annoyances which is what all great restaurants do!

As a reward for being a fine, milky Mumma's Boy for most of the year, mater took me out for a…read morebirthday dinner where I was even allowed to choose m'own meals. (She spoils me). The word institution is bandied about far too often these days (Starbucks is not an institution, children), but La Grillade is fer damn sure an institution in these here parts. The food was rich and wonderfully done: chilli salt and pepper calamari and duck pate with port wine jelly and salted crispbread to start, leading into amazing mains of pork belly with a veal wine reduction - a superb texture combination of white meat, salty fat, and chewy, caramelised crackling - and pan-seared Atlantic salmon which was simply faultless. Dessert was vanilla bean pannacotta with a berry coulis and pear stewed in wine with vanilla ice cream. There could have been more ice cream but really, with the amount of food we ate, any more would have been gluttonous. So I guess it was just right. This was one of those meals had me wishing I'd worn elastic pants. And had one of those sticks with the two ceramic fingers on the end to purge gloriously, like a Roman emperor might.

Got asked to go here with a group of people while visiting Australia and were glad we did. If…read moreyou're a meat lover, you're going to love this place. The plates were huge and the food was good. The wait staff did a great job with a group our size. From the kids to the adults, it seemed like everyone enjoyed it. The vibe was fun and the place was packed. This particular spot was located in Sydney Olympic Park which made it even cooler for me. Parking was hassle free as well. Cool spot.

Well there's little question about what they are known for here. Made ordering pretty easy…read more We had some nice Mojito refreshments. And a whole slab of ribs. Can you beat an afternoon lunch like that? The ribs were pretty good, sated and stuffed, well carbed and proteined our for more energetic adventures for the day. We were all able to finish our slab of ribs. I couldn't get much down of the potatoes, too full from the meat. The drinks went down pretty easily.