Texas Star - Saint-Eustache

In terms of being kid-friendly, the restaurant is quite noisy and lacks adequate space. Parking can be difficult since it is shared with a movie theater. When it comes to wheelchair accessibility, the gaps between tables are rather narrow, making it uncertain whether a wheelchair could move around comfortably. I also didn't see any sections on the menu for special dietary needs, though I wasn't actively searching for that information.

What a truly unique establishment! Upon entering, you're welcomed by stunning, jeweled bucking horses that evoke the vibe of PF Chang's. Inside the bar, a striking longhorn bull adorns the wall, beautifully lit by neon lights featuring the restaurant's logo. The menu appears to be a creative fusion of what a French chef envisions a Texan or Mexican would enjoy, all with a French twist. For instance, the tartare is seasoned with a distinctly Tex-Mex flair—an intriguing take on a classic dish. Our server, Lea, was exceptional; her attentiveness and vibrant personality elevated our experience significantly—without her, this might have ended up being just a three-star review. I also recommend adding single-serving fajitas to the menu, as this could likely increase sales.

The burger came with a selection of side dishes, but surprisingly, we were charged for the salad we ordered. One member of our group opted not to have a side dish, yet the waiter insisted that it was included. We decided on the Caesar salad, only to discover that there was an extra charge for it. I believe the waiter should have made it clear that the Caesar salad was treated as a separate item from the burger. It felt somewhat misleading. Even though we are locals, we may think twice about coming back. I'm also wondering why we left an 18% tip in the first place.

The prime rib at this restaurant is exceptional! The service is top-notch and extremely friendly.

This steakhouse is amazing, offering everything from appetizers to main courses! #elieats