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Texas to the Bone™! We put the sizzle in our char-grilled steaks, serving the finest Certified Angus Beef® with legendary Texas hospitality. The menu recaptures the flavor of the open campfire, recalling the era when millions of longhorn cattle were driven south each winter to graze on the Texas ... read more
Texas to the Bone™! We put the sizzle in our char-grilled steaks, serving the finest Certified Angus Beef® with legendary Texas hospitality. The menu recaptures the flavor of the open campfire, recalling the era when millions of longhorn cattle were driven south each winter to graze on the Texas
