Rating Steak Houses: Bern's Steakhouse

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Serious Steak: U.S. prime beef, outstanding wine lists and decidedly untrendy attitudes combine for the quintessential American meal
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Best of Both Worlds

Issue: March 31, 1996

March 31, 1996 Rating Steak Houses Reviews of our Top 10 and then some, from New York to Los Angeles, San Antonio to Tampa, and points in between Lots of places serve great steaks. We want something more.

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