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Prime rib in Fullerton

1 post · Mar 9, 1996

David M.Network IntensiveMar 9, 1996
Jason Y. wrote:

>Anyone have a suggestion for good prime rib or a good steakhous
>around the Fullerton area in OC?  We are getting married in
>Fullerton and we are looking for a place for the rehearsal dinner.
>We both love good meat and so do all of our friends.  My fallback
>is Gulliver's next to John Wayne but I would prefer something
>closer to Fullerton.

I love Gulliver's, but near Fullerton?  Really...

How many people are you planning on?

If none of these suit you, ask again - I'm sure to think of more. I have lived in or near Fullerton since 1965.

Fullerton:

      The Summit House has a great view and pretty good food.  Don't
      ask about the price - 'cause if you have to ask, ...  They can
      probably handle almost any size party you want.  They even
      serve prime rib the right way (like Gulliver's), with Yorkshire
      pudding and creamed corn (or what that spinach?).

      Mulberry Street is small and great, but may have trouble with
      a large group.

      The Black Angus on Imperial just eat (oops!  east) of Imperial
      isn't bad and can probably handle a small party.

      I guess I should mention Angelo's & Vinci's.  It isn't a steak
      house, but they really do lots of weddings and rehearsal
      meals.  They have loads of closable rooms.  Great atmosphere.

Anaheim:
      Mr. Stox.  Pricey but excellent.  They have a private room that
      can handle about 20.

      Cattleman's Wharf is slightly cheaper and has many small-to-
      large rooms available.

      Charlie Brown's doesn't have private rooms, but is inexpensive
      and specializes in prime rib.

      The Hungry Hunter is in what used to be the Big A parking lot.
      I haven't tried it.

      Belisles - what can I say about Belisles that hasn't been
      said?  Let's just say that it's probably not great for your
      party, but if you like *BIG* portions check it out. :-)

Santa Ana:
      There's a place on whose name I'm blanking that is right at
      the triple nickle (5 55 intersection for you furriners) that
      has a big sign you can see from the 55.  It is supposed to
      be pretty good.  Ken&Barclay used to give away dinners there.

Placentia:
      Rembrandt's.  Old fashioned classic continental cuisine.  Not
      that good a value.

      My place!  I could fire up the BBQ...
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