HICKORY PIT REMAINS A FAVORITE LAUGHLIN STEAKHOUSE
[2008-7-17]
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The following is a closer look at one of Laughlin's enduringtraditions. The little steakhouse that could.
HICKORY PIT STEAKHOUSE
The cuisine: Steaks, chops, seafood, chicken and veal dishes with alittle BBQ thrown in for good measure.
The atmosphere: An unpretentious room that offers a fine diningfeel without stuffiness. The decor has been“cowboy-upped” over the years from it's originalVirginia City-burgundy-wallpaper look to a more ranch house feel(though the saloon murals still remain). Wood tones, Western-themebronze sculptures, “wood branch” chairs and overallearth tones to the room are predominant. This is a dark room withlighting turned down to a campfire glow. There is table seating in the center portion of the room withisolated booths wrapping the walls. The linen and lighting allowfor some romance to go with your wrangle. Comments: As stated in the opening paragraph of this article, theHickory Pit has been one of Laughlin's staples for many years.Though the menu items have changed over the years, the Hickory Pitstill contains a lot of the traditional fare that has helped makethe room a success. Thus, you can find such items as the trademarkhot-croissant-like cheesebread, an updated version of the room'spopular French onion soup, the pound of Alaskan crab legs and someof the best steaks in town. The name “Hickory Pit” connotes a BBQ place, but thisrestaurant is really a “Hickory Grill.” While the BBQitems on the menu are fine-they now feature Herschel Walker St.Louis Ribs-it is not the star of the show. That role belongs to thesteaks and they rarely disappoint.
We tried a New York steak on a recent visit and found the New Yorkto have a filet tenderness. With such a cut of meat it is almost asin to slaver it with anything other than salt and pepper. And thatis the point of this room. You can have the steaksunfettered-forget the often salty spiced butter blend as is thecase in many other steakhouses. But, if you insist, you can alsodoctor it up if you so wish with peppercorns, bearnaise sauce orother seasoned rubs. Any of the steaks are a good bet (the bone-in ribeye is the surestof the bets). The porterhouse is a signature steak and, like allgood steakhouses of old, it is a must for the serious meat andpotatoes guy.
The following is a closer look at one of Laughlin's enduringtraditions. The little steakhouse that could.
HICKORY PIT STEAKHOUSE
The cuisine: Steaks, chops, seafood, chicken and veal dishes with alittle BBQ thrown in for good measure.
The atmosphere: An unpretentious room that offers a fine diningfeel without stuffiness. The decor has been“cowboy-upped” over the years from it's originalVirginia City-burgundy-wallpaper look to a more ranch house feel(though the saloon murals still remain). Wood tones, Western-themebronze sculptures, “wood branch” chairs and overallearth tones to the room are predominant. This is a dark room withlighting turned down to a campfire glow. There is table seating in the center portion of the room withisolated booths wrapping the walls. The linen and lighting allowfor some romance to go with your wrangle. Comments: As stated in the opening paragraph of this article, theHickory Pit has been one of Laughlin's staples for many years.Though the menu items have changed over the years, the Hickory Pitstill contains a lot of the traditional fare that has helped makethe room a success. Thus, you can find such items as the trademarkhot-croissant-like cheesebread, an updated version of the room'spopular French onion soup, the pound of Alaskan crab legs and someof the best steaks in town. The name “Hickory Pit” connotes a BBQ place, but thisrestaurant is really a “Hickory Grill.” While the BBQitems on the menu are fine-they now feature Herschel Walker St.Louis Ribs-it is not the star of the show. That role belongs to thesteaks and they rarely disappoint.
We tried a New York steak on a recent visit and found the New Yorkto have a filet tenderness. With such a cut of meat it is almost asin to slaver it with anything other than salt and pepper. And thatis the point of this room. You can have the steaksunfettered-forget the often salty spiced butter blend as is thecase in many other steakhouses. But, if you insist, you can alsodoctor it up if you so wish with peppercorns, bearnaise sauce orother seasoned rubs. Any of the steaks are a good bet (the bone-in ribeye is the surestof the bets). The porterhouse is a signature steak and, like allgood steakhouses of old, it is a must for the serious meat andpotatoes guy.
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