Cuisines and Dishes at LG's Prime Steakhouse:
- Steak
- American
LG's Prime Steakhouse
78525 Highway 111,
La Quinta
CA
92253
lgsprimesteakhouse.com (760) 771-9911
Menu for LG's Prime Steakhouse
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Ratings and Reviews for LG's Prime Steakhouse
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Apr 08 2012
Diana F. via Yelp
My family and I just went here a few nights ago. We went based on the presumption that it was a good place. From the moment we walked in, we were not...read more
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Mar 28 2012
Reacher R. via Yelp
Excellent food, but the atmosphere was soiled by poor acoustics. Requires lip reading to hear conversation at your table due to excessive noise, even when...read more
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Mar 10 2012
David H. via Yelp
Great steakhouse using only prime beef on their menu. They also had fabulous fresh seafood. I had the king crab legs which were tasty and plentiful. You...read more
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Sep 15 2004
sammytang1 via Citysearch
I was very apprehensive in trying out a steakhouse I was unfamiliar with, but LG's is great. Our server, Joe, was extremely helpf...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Old-fashioned charm, intimate booths and comfortable tables make LG's ideal for special occasions. Decor is upscale, but the dress code is flexible to accommodate the weather; some diners sport T-shirts and shorts in summer, while others dress up regardless of outside temperature.
The Food
The menu does veer slightly from red meat delicacies, but stick to steak for the best experience. Start with Caesar salad. Prepared tableside, servers mix ingredients into a fabulously large concoction that's more than sufficient for two people. Menu highlights include tender prime rib, which oozes with juicy flavor, and perfectly marbled 20-ounce porterhouse, known as the ''jewel in the crown,'' this flavorful cut is aged in an on-site facility. Unfortunately, LG's overstretches its expertise with escargot, which suffers from Parmesan-heavy sauce, a shortcoming also apparent in the cream spinach side dish. Desserts are good, not earth-shattering; crème brûlée cheesecake is more cheesecake than crème brûlée, and gloopy tiramisu is texturally challenged and unnecessarily rich.
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