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fromTasting Table
4 days ago

The Northeast Steakhouse Chain That Served Over 200,000 Customers Per Week By 1969 - Tasting Table

Valle's Steak House grew from a seven-stool Portland cafe in 1933 to massive 800–1,400-seat Northeast restaurants, peaking in the late 1960s before closing in 2000.
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3 weeks ago

This 1960s Steakhouse Chain Named After A Popular TV Show Still Has 3 Locations Left - Tasting Table

That show is the classic western series "Bonanza," which premiered in 1959 and quickly gave rise to a well-loved chain of steakhouses by the same name. Co-founded by actor Dan Blocker, who starred as Hoss Cartwright on the show, Bonanza restaurants expanded to about 600 locations after opening in 1963. The chain gave everyday diners the chance to embrace Old West culture, with hearty trips through heaping helpings of buffet grub and sizzling steaks.
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fromTasting Table
1 month ago

The Once-Popular Steak Restaurant That Went Bankrupt In The '80s - Tasting Table

Victoria Station was a railroad-themed steakhouse chain that grew to over 100 locations but faced closures and filed for bankruptcy in 1986.
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fromBusiness Insider
6 months ago

I ordered the cheapest steak meal at Outback, Texas Roadhouse, and LongHorn Steakhouse - there was one clear winner

Steakhouse meals can still be good value despite rising restaurant prices.
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