

Our Dinner Menu celebrates the finest Mid-West beef available, grilled over an open fire. Our butcher proudly dry ages our Certified Angus Beef steaks in-house up to 50 days. To accompany your steak, our Wine List celebrates the renowned wines of Napa Valley, Willamette Valley, France and Italy. In addition to our steak and chop offerings, our Chef provides for a daily selection of fresh fish and seafood… Whether you are having a romantic dinner, entertaining some friends and family, having a business meeting, or hosting a private party, we will provide you with the ideal setting for your next outing.
Contemporary steakhouse that dry ages its porterhouse on the premises & makes its own sauces.
Hours
| Friday | 5–9:45 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:45 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 164 S B St, San Mateo, CA 94401
Phone: (650) 579-5911
Website: http://www.porterhousesanmateo.com/
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Reviews
Almost more important than the food, the service was excellent from the moment we walked in the door. I cannot wait to go back and try more of the menu!
The porterhouse is dry-aged for 28 days and comes from grain-fed Nebraska beef. I ordered the 20oz dry-aged porterhouse cooked medium. The steak was tender and flavorful, with a rich taste that really stood out after the 28-day dry-aging process.
I usually cut off the fat, but the fat near the bone was especially delicious and worth eating. By the end of the meal, I finished everything and was very satisfied with both the quality and flavor of the porterhouse.
Really good meals, pretty quiet in restaurant and very limited parking on a busy holiday week night.
This time, however, the appetizers and side dishes were a bit underwhelming. The beef tartare was a little dry because of all the other components, and the truffle oil overpowered the other flavors 🙁 The chilled prawns were just okay, and the sautéed mushrooms were on the sweeter, saucier side—not really to my taste.
On a brighter note, the table-side Cherries Jubilee was a fun and tasty treat, and as always, the service was excellent.
They start you off with some complimentary freshly baked bread with butter. The steak tartar was pretty good. They combine all the ingredients at the table and serve it with crispy bread/crackers. Porterhouse meat was quality and cooked perfectly. Comes with a baked potato and 3 pieces of vegetables (literally), but can’t complain since most steakhouses don’t include any sides. All the males were able to finish their entree, but none of the females could. Creamed spinach was good, but a bit too cheesy. Mac and cheese was average. Both sides were small and suited for about 2 people to share. They gave a complimentary scoop of sorbet to each of the birthday boy and girl
Service was good. Food didn’t take too long to come out. Medium sized restaurant with some private rooms for large parties. Full bar. Extensive wine bottle menu at the table. Overall, good food, reasonably priced, good service; worth a visit
We had the following:
– Appetizers: Good
– Porterhouse for Two: Disaster – NOT Good
– Dessert: Ok
– Bottle of Wine: As expected
We were 5 minutes late for the reservation because we could not find parking, then got turnaround walking to the restaurant from the parking garage. When we arrived the host informed us that they needed the table in two hours and we would need to keep our meal short to ensure enough time for turn-around. I have never been told this by a host, but ok, two hours seems reasonable.
We had appetizers and ordered a bottle of wine to start our evening.
I ordered the dry aged porter house to share with my husband ($139.00). I ordered the steak medium with no black pepper. I have a black pepper allergy and the server assured me that the steak could be done without pepper. That did not happen. When the steak hit the table it was covered in black pepper. I informed the server, she took it back to the kitchen. Another steak arrived and it was severely under cooked. We could not eat it. For a dish to be so costly and come out wrong twice is not acceptable. I did not attempt a third steak.
We ordered a dessert and coffee to try and salvage the meal. But to now avail. At two hours on the dot, the host popped up at the table with the bill. So much for a relaxing evening.
I ordered medium rare, the steak is not
juicy at all. The meat is tender and a little bit sticky to chew. The beef flavor is faint and strange.
The dryness, tenderness and flavor is a weird combination. I guess the dry age process helped the steak in a wrong way.