
Steak dinners, including baked potatoes, are a favorite at this old-time chophouse.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 413 Jefferson Blvd, Dallas, TX 75208
Phone: (214) 856-1255
Website: https://charcooakcliff.com/
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Steak is cooked to perfection and the potato tastes great. For what you get, the price is excellent. Service is decent. I will be coming back..
I’ve passed this place in Dallas for 2 decades and this was my first time coming in.. The decor is old ! It’s probably looked the same since it opened with the update of a flat screen TV in the back. You walk up to a cafeteria style counter place your steak order and find a table. I picked the 10oz ribeye comes with baked potato, and salad. The salad was in a fridge already placed inside bowls stacked on lunch trays. You pick up whatever additions you want including dressing at the counter.
The steak was delicious. Prime USDA cut of beef. The potato comes out with butter only. You have to let the attendant know what additions you’d like. Sour Cream comes in packets, bacon bits are imitation. They aren’t shy about giving condiments.
Overall.. I love the place. I highly recommend if you’re looking for a no frills old school steakhouse. It seems like the locals love it also. I came just before 5pm on a Sunday and the line was almost out the door when I left.
As a first timer, it’s a little confusing when you enter. This is a buffet and the menu is here there & everywhere so you don’t really know where to look. You get a greeting but no direction or help with this process. You grab a tray, utensils and place your order. They tell you to go fix your salad but we had no clue where the salad was as only “fixins” were on the buffet line! Come to find out, the salads were in a small reach in fridge behind us that we did not see. Strange. Also strange was that they charge a dollar for a boiled egg for said salad. You pay at the end where they give you your drink. There is another reach in fridge with desserts but it too is located behind you and we might have picked one up but we didn’t notice it until we had already paid.
Your meal comes standard with a baked potato and buttered toast. You can order other sides but we went with the flow. Husband got a NY Strip which was rather thin but he said cooked perfectly. I had the shrimp/catfish combo which was 4 fried shrimp and 1 piece of catfish served with tarter sauce and some red condiment that I did not eat so I’m not sure if it was cocktail sauce or ketchup. Our potatoes came with butter only. You take your tray and seat yourself wherever you can sit.
As a restaurant person, I notice things others might not such as nobody asked if we needed anything the entire time we ate. There is not such thing as table service here. No drink refills or anything like that. We both said the place reminded us of our childhood (60s or 70s old school). We found it to be nostalgic and interesting and the food was good for what it was.
My steak wasn’t seasoned to my liking, but nothing a little salt and pepper couldn’t fix. I did notice that they advertise steak/wedge fries, but I received crinkle cut. Still good.