Henry's Hi-Life is still there and probably always will be. Couldn't even take a freeway to move it, I suppose. Was there about a month ago and their steaks are still just as good as I remember them (IMHO). Reminds me of an out of the way steak house in Orange County (somewhere in the Silverado Canyon, as I recall) that our family would go to every now and then. One had to really know where it was to find it (usually found by word of mouth). BTW, wear jeans to Henry's -- it ain't no dress up, fancy-schmancy place -- just good cookin' and good eats. There's even a web site now at: http://www.henrys-hi-life.com/ Tim (who sounds just like an ad for the place, huh? Not!) ________________________ Steve W. wrote: >The best steaks I've had was at Henry's High Life. Its somewhere near >Julian and 87 (Guadalupe Pkwy). You can see it as you're on the rise of the >87 overpass aproaching downtown SJ's Market street, though I can't tell >you what street its on. Its a seedy looking place in an equally seedy >neighborhood, but the steaks were great. Sometimes those hole-in-the >wall places are the best. The ribs were so-so. This is probably one >of the businesses that was mis-placed during the Hwy-87 construction many >years ago, but managed to survive; at least I *think* it's still there ;-) >Check first. > >Never mind most of those steak joints that charge high prices to >cover the lease and atmosphere. > >-sw > [Don't forget to take out the "garbage" (to reply via e-mail, of course!)]
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