Bob's Steak and Chop House
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Bob's Steak and Chop House at a Glance
- Cuisine
- Classic prime steakhouse
- Founded
- Dallas, 1993
- Neighborhood
- Oak Lawn, Lemmon Avenue
- Address
- 4300 Lemmon Ave, Dallas
- Signature
- The glazed carrot with every steak
Good Questions
What is the carrot at Bob's Steak and Chop House?
A large glazed carrot that arrives alongside every steak. It is the restaurant's best-known signature and it is served whether or not anybody ordered a vegetable.
When did Bob's open in Dallas?
1993, on Lemmon Avenue in Oak Lawn, which remains the Dallas original. It is the classic counterweight to the newer Uptown steakhouses.
Does Bob's have private dining?
Capacities are not published. We confirm the rooms and the seated numbers with the restaurant before booking a group rather than quoting a figure we cannot stand behind.
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About This Service
The Steakhouse That Puts a Glazed Carrot Next to a Prime Ribeye
Bob's Steak and Chop House opened in Dallas in 1993 on Lemmon Avenue and became a Texas classic on unfussy terms: prime beef, generous pours, and a large glazed carrot that arrives with every steak whether or not anyone asked.
What Bob's Is, and Is Not
| Bob's | |
|---|---|
| Founded | Dallas, 1993 |
| Style | Classic prime steakhouse, dark wood, no reinvention |
| The signature | The glazed carrot, which is not a joke and not optional |
| The register | Old-school rather than designed, which is the appeal |
Book it when someone in the party wants a steakhouse that has not been reconsidered by a hospitality group in the last five years. It is the counterweight to the newer Uptown rooms, and there is a real audience for that.
What we confirm before booking
- Private dining rooms and capacities, which Bob's does not publish. We get them from the restaurant.
- Which location you mean. The Lemmon Avenue room is the Dallas original; other Bob's locations exist and a downtown Dallas address appears in some listings that we verify rather than assume.
- Any dress code, which is not published.
- The car, because Lemmon Avenue parking is not the fun part of the evening.
Old-school, on purpose, and we will get you the table: ask the concierge or request a reservation.
Sources and references
Private dining capacities, dress code, and the existence of a second Dallas location are not verified here. We confirm each directly before booking.
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