Dale's Steakhouse

I like that approach too. No offense taken.

You will see me about 2 weeks after opening. Time to smooth out operations.

Beef Master:

Any update on when you will open?

Looks like we have four Dale's topics already inc. this one. It seems most to the point. Certainly don't need five. The parking lot has been full every night it's been open. I look forward to dining there after the rush wears off.

From gbrk:

Here is their website:  http://dalessteakhouse.net/

Here are some of the prices from their menu, online:

EL DROPO TENDERLOIN 48

16 ounces

BLUE CHEESE FILET 30

6 ounce bacon - wrapped and topped with melted blue cheese

FILET OSKAR 39

8 ounce, jumbo lump crab, asparagus, bearnaise

FILET MIGNON 28

6 ounce bacon - wrapped

FILET MIGNON 34

8 ounce center cut

NEW YORK STRIP 39

14 ounce center cut

RIBEYE STEAK, GRILLED OR BLACKENED 28

14 ounce well marbled

STEAK FRITES 20

6 ounces of tenderloin tails, bearnaise sauce, steak fries

CHOPPED STEAK 19

bacon - wrapped, burgundy mushroom sauce

The wife and I was planning to try it the other day but after glancing at the online menu we are going to have to save it for a very special occasion.  At least the Steaks come with the Salad Bar which is $10.00 if you just order it alone.   I don't know about the 360 grille but $30.00 for a 6 oz filet is a hefty price for the Shoals area and $28.00 for a 14 oz Ribeye is also a hit for most. 

Dales is an exceptional place and always had (may have now)  exceptional food that is/was some of the best to be had in this area.  So could be that we'll get a chance to visit sometime soon but with Longhorn opening on the 22nd, and knowing the quality of their Beef, as for my family and myself the price difference will not warrant choosing Dales over Longhorn as Longhorn is a step above all the other chain Steakhouses and also serves exceptional beef.

I hope someone that ventures to Dales will give us a review soon and compare it to the former Dales.  I also hope that they can let us know if they kept the same recipe for the French Onion Soup which was very unique and made unique by the Dales Sauce which was very prevalent in the former Dales French Onion Soup recipe.  Also I didn't see the unique, and outstanding,  Dales Apple Pie but I'm hopefully it's still on the menu along with that heavenly sauce that comes coated over it.

Maybe it's more than worth the prices being presented but I definitely know that their prices are higher than I had anticipated before their opening and where I had thought that they would provide a menu pricing structure that would potentially draw in more families and be more on the line of Georges it appears that they are setting a new tier for the Shoals area.  It very well may be worth it and exceptional food and we will surely be giving it a try, one day, but given the pricing structure that they have chosen it will be more infrequently rather than weekly or bi-monthly which I had first hoped. 

Totally agree. Apparently people don't read or are too lazy to scroll down. If the forum was moderated correctly, the admin or mod would combine all threads that are the same.

To answer the question about the steak sauce, here's a great link:

Dale's Seasoning

As promised, I'll be at Dale's in a week.  Two weeks should be enough time to straighten out the kinks.

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Need any company?

Here's a computer tip--simply click on the last page and you'll be there. Didn't you chastise Bill Gray for the same thing. I see you still think I'm someone I'm not. Can we all think you're the one Diogenes blogged about?

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So who made you the mod that tells me I'm not allowed to start a topic about whatever I want? That I have to click on page 3?

I chastise Billy for pretending to be a Christian when he's not. Nothing new about that.

I have a family member that works with you, and she tells me most of the

gossip. You need to be careful who you confide in, we just can't trust anyone these days.

Have no idea who Diogenes is or what blog you're speaking of. Blogs is not something I normally read, have no desire to. And who, exactly, is "we all"? Are you now speaking for other people here as Bill Gray does?

I said we have four (now five) topics, meaning the members of the forum.

I work with three women, so if you have a relative that knows me, which I doubt, I could certainly narrow it down. Most in my company are men who work in the field. Since I live a conservative family life, I doubt there's any gossip about me that anyone would be interested in, not even gossip mongers who ask about everyone they know.

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What does it matter if there are 40 topics on the same subject? You don't have to read them, after all, it is a forum & we all have the right to post.

I don't care if you "narrow" it down or not. No matter how conservative a family is, there will always be some kind of gossip. That's human nature.