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Table 5 · 06-01-2009, 07:30 PM

Eh, i guess knocking the Keg is the thing to do in Calgary, but I'm not ashamed whatsoever to say that I think it serves a great piece of meat. Sure it might not be the "best" according some circle of foodies (btw, that word just makes me want to punch someone), but to knock it is to not know how good you have it in Alberta.

While I have had a better steak before (at Vintage), I have yet to have one in NY (a city which is home some of the finest food anywhere) that's any better than the Keg. And I've been to Peter Luger's, supposedly the best steak house in the entire U.S, and honestly my experience was no better than the Keg.

Sure, maybe it's not the best steak in the world, but to knock it like it's some crappy piece of bologna is ridiculous. I wish i could have something that crap nearby.

06-01-2009, 07:30 PM	#18
Table 5 Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: NYYC Exp:	Eh, i guess knocking the Keg is the thing to do in Calgary, but I'm not ashamed whatsoever to say that I think it serves a great piece of meat. Sure it might not be the "best" according some circle of foodies (btw, that word just makes me want to punch someone), but to knock it is to not know how good you have it in Alberta. While I have had a better steak before (at Vintage), I have yet to have one in NY (a city which is home some of the finest food anywhere) that's any better than the Keg. And I've been to Peter Luger's, supposedly the best steak house in the entire U.S, and honestly my experience was no better than the Keg. Sure, maybe it's not the best steak in the world, but to knock it like it's some crappy piece of bologna is ridiculous. I wish i could have something that crap nearby. Last edited by Table 5; 06-01-2009 at 07:35 PM.