Address and Contact Information
Address: 4800 Line Ave A, Shreveport, LA 71106
Phone: (318) 917-5268
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Reviews
This establishment is an absolute hidden gem in Shreveport and a must-visit for any special occasion or just a luxurious night out!
The ambiance and decor are gorgeous—truly a whole vibe with every detail perfectly executed, making it a fantastic choice for a date night or a night with the girls.
The food was excellent, especially the select cut meats. The lamb chops were incredibly tender and perfectly cooked. Don’t skip the decadent dessert or the never-ending, fresh salad area!
What truly made the experience exceed all expectations was the service. Our waiter, Derek, was phenomenal and made our night truly special.
Shreveport, please support this amazing local establishment. Go and experience it!
The first time (on a Tuesday) was amazing! The place is beautiful inside, I honestly felt like I left Shreveport for a bit. It wasn’t crowded at all, and our server was on point — super attentive and kind. The second I thought about needing a refill, he was already there. They even brought out a free slice of cake for my husband’s birthday . Most of the meats were really good — the lamb was my favorite, super tender. A few of the sirloin cuts were a little tough, but nothing too bad.
The second visit (on a Thursday, for my birthday ) was different. It was busier, and our server wasn’t as friendly — just kind of “meh.” The meats were okay, but some needed more seasoning and a couple were tougher than I’d like.
Overall though, I really do like this spot. Both times were still enjoyable, and the experience as a whole makes it worth it. I’d definitely go back. Even with the small stuff, I’d still give them 5 stars .
The salad bar had a nice variety of fresh items for making a salad, along with a few sides like Brussels sprouts, rice, mashed potatoes and a few fruits like grapes, watermelon and cantalope. The salads were pretty good, which gave us hope for the rest of the meal. Unfortunately, that’s where things started to go downhill.
When the bread, butter, and onion rings were brought out, the bread was hard and lacked any sponginess, and the onion rings were cold. Once the meats started coming around, the quality was disappointing. Most of the meats looked and tasted like leftovers from the day before—barely warm, overcooked, and in many cases nearly burnt. Out of roughly 15 different types of meat, only three stood out as decent: the bacon-wrapped chicken, shrimp, and bacon-wrapped pork. Everything else was dry, overdone, and unappetizing.
For two people, the bill came to over $120. Drinks are not included in the $50 per person price—Cokes are $4 and draft beers are $5 and if you choose to indulge in desert it will only cost you $9 per desert. This was our second visit; the first was shortly after the restaurant opened. We assumed the initial issues were just growing pains, so we decided to give it another try after several months. Unfortunately, this experience was even worse than the first.
Based on both visits, we will not be returning to Sonora Prime. For the price, the food quality simply does not match the upscale setting or attentive service.
Once we did get attended to, the steak had ZERO flavor, it was terrible quality meats, and was just plain badly cooked. This kitchen has absolutely no clue how to cook a steak. I’ve eaten at so many Brazilian steakhouses in Dallas, I know the kind of quality they can produce, especially for the price tag. This restaurant is charging Dallas prices for Shreveport quality. After complaining to our waitress about the meat, the manager brought us out a plate of three piles of Picanha slathered in some kind of green sauce, another covered in Parmesan cheese…I took one bite and told the waitress to bring us our check. My expectations were lower because I know I can’t hold a Shreveport business to the same quality as one in Dallas, but this wasn’t even in the same ball park. No way coming back to this place. A chain restaurant steakhouse does better steaks for a fraction of the price.