Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 203 2nd St, Isleton, CA 95641
Phone: (916) 777-6004
Website: http://peterssteakhouse.net/
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Reviews
Owners were Amazingly attentive to making everything Perfect!
All this only made more Perfect with a Generous and Insistent local by the name of Kevin treating my buddy and I to the whole Lovely experience.
Get here, have the Prime Rib…you’ll be back!
Tell um Teddy sent you
My wife and thought this place looked interesting on our drive up the OLD Sac and decided to give it a touch.
Service was very fast and friendly.
The historic pictures and literature to read hanging on the walls was very fascinating and fun to read.
The place was not overcrowded and there was plenty of seating, although my booth seat was blown out and uncomfortable.
We ordered a steak dinner and a salad. The steak was cooked perfect medium rare and my horseradish appeared home made.
Flavor was bland and price was steep. ( except the cream corn was amazing )
Pricing could be a reflection of current the economy, the state of California or other factors the restaurant can not control.
We would probably come back and try different menu items because there was some variety to choose from .
Hubs and I dropped in for lunch. I ordered the prime rib sandwich and chose a green salad for my side. Hubs ordered a cheeseburger with fries (which were thick cut). My prime rib was flavorless and dry, lacking that fresh cooked wet juiciness. Plus it was served at a lukewarm temperature. Aw shucks. The salad on the other hand was delicious. Surprisingly it had pumpkin seeds and raisins, nice twist. The blue cheese dressing was disappointing though. It was flavorless as well with a thin, runny consistency. So bizarre. Another odd thing was the temperature inside the restaurant. It was chilly. It didn’t seem to warm up.
Speaking about the building, it has quite the history. It was built in 1878 as a mercantile shop. The town’s main wharf and dock was located behind the mercantile. The dock is long gone. Throughout the years, the building served as a post office, Oddfellows Hall, community center … and now Peter’s Steakhouse. There is an info board on the dining room wall with old photos describing the building’s history. The last major remodel was in 2005. The dining room is a mix of Americana steakhouse with Chinese art work.
If I happen to be in the area, I might consider giving Peter’s another go.