Try McQuires for prime rib

Try McQuires for prime rib. It can't be beat, IMO.

They have the best steak straight up too, imho. My mom kept trying to get me to go there and I was all "No way am I going to an Irish pub for a steak!" I apologized profusely after I got enlightened. Best onion soup too usually, if you can get them to brown the cheese some. One can get a piece of junk meat anywhere occasionally, but Maguires consistenly puts out a great product I have had only one so-so steak there out of dozens of visits..

Try McQuires for prime rib. It can't be beat, IMO.

...had a 'Prime Rib malfunction' at McQuires 2 weeks ago--a visitor ordered Medium and it came out dry-grey (returned it and it took "ages" to get an "it's fine" replacement); the beef in the beef/mushroom pie was tough but diner decided to chew their way through it since it "tasted petty good." Fish & Chips were unremarkable. Maybe hit it on an off night--haven't eaten there in a long, long time, but the beer is great; I've concluded the food quality is waning--still may return, but only for the beer.

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...had a 'Prime Rib malfunction' at McQuires 2 weeks ago--a visitor ordered Medium and it came out dry-grey (returned it and it took "ages" to get an "it's fine" replacement); the beef in the beef/mushroom pie was tough but diner decided to chew their way through it since it "tasted petty good." Fish & Chips were unremarkable. Maybe hit it on an off night--haven't eaten there in a long, long time, but the beer is great; I've concluded the food quality is waning--still may return, but only for the beer.

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The waning would be sad.

The waning would be sad.

I'm a bit concerned as to how the inflation in food products will affect the restaurants going forward. Inflation and the recession are serious considerations for the restaurant owners...they need to keep a delicate balance between the quality and price of their offerings in order to retain clientele. If they error on one side or the other they won't be in business when the economy finally does turn around.

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Try McQuires for prime rib. It can't be beat, IMO.

A bit rude to start talking about another place on a man's thread. :nono1:

Next time start a new one.
Thanks!

I love their pepper coated NY Strip, one of me favs.

McGuire's has always seemed to cycle through periods of wowza good, and periods when it seems pretty average. It's all a matter of who's managing the place in a given quarter, it seems.

I love McGuire's filet. Maybe I have been lucky, but I am always amazed at the consistent quality of their filet -- always prepared as ordered. I'll keep my fingers crossed that the quality is not waning and that maybe they were having a bad night on the night that Shelly dined. I must admit that I never order anything but the filet when I go to McGuire's.

Andy A. I gotta admit I giggled a little at the thread title (spelled wrong), but since you didn't start it I'll give you a pass on this one.

we love mcguire's - the onion soup, boxty's, and shepherd pie is the perfect meal, washed down with an irish wake of course

If you like good food and wine, attend McGuires' monthly wine dinners. We have been to several and never had a bad meal. There is one scheduled for Sept 17.