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For dinner reservations downtown at our Dallas steakhouse by phone, please call us at 214-744-3287.
Our hours are:
Sunday – Saturday 11 am – 9 pm
For dinner reservations downtown at our Dallas steakhouse by phone, please call us at 214-744-3287.
Our hours are:
Sunday – Saturday 11 am – 9 pm
Born deep in the geographical heart of Texas, Y.O. Ranch Steakhouse’s Chef/Proprietor, Tony Street prides himself with learning the restaurant ropes from Gene Street, a Texas restaurant legend who also happens to be his uncle. Before Tony was even a teenager, he was cooking chicken fried steaks at his uncle’s Black-Eyed Pea Restaurant, a famous Texas Eatery. From that moment on, his passion and love for traditional Texas cuisine and the restaurant industry just kept growing.
By the time Tony was in his late teens, he was showcasing his talent and passion for Texas cuisine on an international platform. At just 17 years old, he was hand picked to start Antigua Restaurant from the ground up in Acapulco, Mexico. Years later, he would take his love of Texas cooking across the pond to London’s Texas Embassy Cantina Restaurant where he was kitchen manager.
Other career milestones include being trained by French chefs at Fort Worth, Texas’ only five star restaurant, soon afterward becoming its chef. Rounding out his restaurant management skills, he served as back-of-house Corporate Trainer for a noted Texas restaurant group. Of course, Tony considers joining the Y.O. Ranch Steakhouse team in Dallas as one of his greatest achievements, of which he is now the proud proprietor.
The Y.O. Steakhouse is a downtown Dallas institution and the brand goes all the way back to 1880 when Texas was a frontier state. Noted for its Texas cuisine, and home to the best game menu in Dallas, the Y.O.’s buffalo filet mignon was declared one of America’s best steaks by the Food Network.
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8 oz. frozen antelope loin 4 oz. Arugula Salad (recipe follows) 8 Focaccia toast sticks (recipe follows) 3 tbsp shaved parmesan 2 oz. extra virgin olive oil Cracked pepper Procedure On a slicer take the antelope and slice very thin
Four 8 oz. lobster tails (cold water preferably) Canola oil (enough for a pan or small fryer) Dry Breading 3 cups rice flour (may be substituted for all purpose flour) ¼ cup corn starch 1 tsp salt 1tsp pepper 1tsp
Ingredients: 6 tablespoons unsalted butter 6 cups thin sliced yellow onions 4 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper 1 teaspoon ground black pepper 6 cups wild and exotic mushrooms 2 tablespoon chopped garlic 10 eggs 4 cups heavy cream 1/2
For private dining and banquet questions and reservations, please call 214-744-3287 and ask for Michael Street, or you may contact us to discuss your private dining room needs.
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