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This upscale chain offers their own renditions of the standard steak, seafood and pasta menu. The pork chop, for instance, ain't no ordinary pork chop, it's a damn roast. It's known as the Seven Finger Pork Chop, 'cause when it stands tall on your plate, it's a full seven fingers high and cooked for five days. The smoky tenderloin is served with homemade applesauce and mashed potatoes with dill.
After living in The Woodlands since I was seven years old, I have eaten at many restaurants, seen many open and quickly close. Over the last ten years, The Woodlands has grown exponentially, adding ne... More »
Bob Perry started the Perry's group of restaurants in 1979 with a humble butcher shop. That first place, Perry & Sons Market and Grille, is located on Scarsdale Boulevard in southeast Houston. Chris P... More »
Perry's Steakhouse & Grille opened for business in 1979. To your benefit, some marketing genius thought it would be neat to have a "Flashback Friday" and commemorate the date by offering their humongo... More »
The "symphony kabob" ($39.95) at Perry's Steakhouse & Grille (9827 Katy Fwy., 832-358-9000, and other locations) is a combination of flavors and ingredients that together create the perfect harmony. Half the fun of this dish is its dramatic... More »
Don't be shocked when you see the famous "seven finger pork chop" ($23.95) at Perry's Steakhouse & Grille (2115 Town Square Place, 281-565-2727), which stands a full seven fingers tall on the plate before the server carves it up tableside. It... More »
There should be a prize for eating Perry's entire seven-finger pork chop by yourself in one sitting. Really, this is one big cut of meat. Stacked seven fingers thick (hence its name), this pork chop is carved tableside into three large pieces. Served with garlic butter on top and applesauce on the side, the meat is falling-apart tender and wonderfully caramelized. The closer to the bone you get, the sweeter and tastier the mouthfuls become. And nibbling those last bits right off the bone like a gluttonous caveman is definitely encouraged; the dish is served with a damp towel for cleaning your hands when you're finished. Come to think of it, enjoying an entire Perry's pork chop by yourself really is like winning a prize.
There should be a prize for eating Perry's entire seven-finger pork chop by yourself in one sitting. Really, this is one big cut of meat. Stacked seven fingers thick (hence its name), this pork chop is carved tableside into three large pieces. Served with garlic butter on top and applesauce on the side, the meat is falling-apart tender and wonderfully caramelized. The closer to the bone you get, the sweeter and tastier the mouthfuls become. And nibbling those last bits right off the bone... More »
The pork chop at Perry's ain't no ordinary pork chop, it's a damn roast. It's known as the Seven Finger Pork Chop, 'cause when it stands tall on your plate, it's a full seven fingers high. Before carving it, your server will inform you that this cut has an eyelash, ribs and tenderloin and that it takes a full five days to make this beauty, what with the curing, smoking and roasting and all. It has a wonderful, smoky, caramelized flavor, which almost renders the accompanying herb-garlic sauce... More »
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