How expensive is Fleming's?

matters if you are drinking or not. if you go and share an app, get a salad each, a steak each, and don't drink i would think it would run around 100

160 last time I went not including tip... 2 cocktails pre dinner, 2 glasses of wine with dinner... shared spinach salad, one side shared (you can split all sides- I rec. Fleming's potatoes), 2 steaks. If you don't drink you can get away with right at 100. Steaks run 30-45 I think. With an app and wine, look at spending 120-140.

It's worth it for me maybe every other month

The lava cake at Flemming's is worth $100

possible if you dont drink

Their bone-in ribeye rocks! One of my favorite restaurant steaks. Only better ribeye I've had was the dry-aged one at Delmonico's in New Orleans.

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Really no sense in going to Fleming's if you are gonna cheap out.

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I agree here. You're better off going to Outback and getting whatever you want. Flemings is usually a $200 night for us (with drinks), and that's if you stay away from the nice bottles of wine. Save it for a night when you have a few bucks to burn, and you'll have a much better time.

in the time it would take you to eat your dad could make 45,000 dollars. just get him to treat you.

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Ok give me a price estimate........

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200 including tip

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Why are all of you suggesting spending 100 at outback as a viable alternative?

That's absurd

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does outback still have their "prime menu" with select prime cuts?

Just went last Thursday for my anniverary.

Total without tip was $180.

The wife had the 3 wine sampler (three different wines about a half of glass each.) $8.75

I had 3 crown and 7's $7.75 ea, total $23.25

BBQ shrimp appetizer: $14

split ceasar salad (was plenty for two) $9

20oz bone in ribeye $42

12oz filet $38

crab meat on top of filet $15

two shared sides (was too much) $9 ea $18

Free dessert (lava cake) but was $11 on menu

Damn good food but expect min of $125 with tip.