Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 715 Railroad Ave, Dolores, CO 81323
Phone: (970) 676-0014
Website: http://thesteakoutsteakhouse.com/
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Reviews
We ordered steak and salmon. Both were excellent, with the steak being cooked to perfection (med-rare). The sides are standardized with the meal Each a potato and vegetables. The Creme Brulé was a perfect size and very delicious.
Lastly the prices are extremely reasonable for the quality of food and dining experience you get. If you are in the area, I highly recommend a visit.
I’ve enjoyed this restaurant a couple of times when I come back home to visit. It’s always been great all around. The owners took over The Ponderosa, a staple in Dolores for 60 years, and made it even better. Mahalo!
The service was somewhat slower than expected, however, due to the busy holiday season this wasn’t unexpected. Our meals were prepared and presented very beautifully, and the steaks were tender.
Unfortunately we had a young man (evidently one of the owners) going to each table asking if we were interested in playing Bingo to “liven up the evening “. We understood that he was getting a vote from the attendees as to whether this was something people would enjoy this evening. We explained we were attending with family, and were looking for a nice meal out. We declined the offer.
Because of our later reservation, we were served our meals about 8:15. The majority of attendees left around this time. Just after we were served, this young man started a very loud, rambunctious bingo game with about 8 folks.
We were across the restaurant and literally couldn’t hear each other in conversation without yelling. It was very disturbing to be in a very nice steak restaurant, and not be able to enjoy our meal and conversation secondary to the boisterous bingo game happening. If we had been in a bar & grill having bar food and alcohol, we would have been more prepared for this loud, obscenely raucous gathering.
Unfortunately we were in a reputed nice steak restaurant paying $40-50/plate dinner and were completely overwhelmed, over stimulated, and felt our meal was ruined. If they wished to party, it would have been much more appropriate to do this after all the other guests there wanting a nice dinner had departed. This caused us to get our food to go and to leave as soon as possible.
Maybe this young man should purchase a bar & grill to run rather than a nice steak restaurant. Our families who reside in Dolores and Cortez will not be returning. I hope others don’t experience this unfortunate situation.
So here’s the bottom line: I’ll be taking my laundry and all of my weekly spending to Cortez from now on. Dolores just lost a loyal summer customer and thousands in tourist dollars because of how this was handled. One bag of trash cost this laundromat and the town much more than it was worth.
Think about it like this:
Gas station – I was filling a tank every week since May, even a conservative 13 gallons) at $4 a gallon is $50–$60 each time. Over 16 weeks, that’s $800–1,000.
Laundry – $15–20 a week = $240–320.
Beer – Even modest, let’s call it $20 a week = $320.
Weed – At an ounce a week (Colorado dispensary pricing, call it $80–120 an ounce), that’s $1,200–1,900.
Food – Even just $40 a week eating out = $640.
Add it all up: I’ve spent somewhere between $3,200–4,200 in Dolores since May
Now here’s the sting: the laundromat owner didn’t just push away my $20/week of quarters, he pushed away the anchor that kept me spending thousands in town. One trash bag just redirected an entire summer’s economy from Dolores to Cortez.
In other words he swapped out a bag of garbage worth maybe $1 in dump fees for the equivalent of a used car in lost revenue for his town. That’s not a win for “protecting his dumpster,” that’s a bad trade any way you slice it.
You’re asking why is this review here because in the town the size of Dolores you all should understand why you’ve lost money. And who is responsible