Restaurants near Glendale Country Club

Would definitely go Back . Fish was fresh and tasty

We went to Daniel's Broiler for a romantic celebratory dinner. My husband had the bone-in (tomahawk) ribeye with baked potato and I had the 8 oz Filet Mignon with garlic mashed potatoes. As always, the steaks were amazing...smoky, crusty, tender. My filet was just a bit underdone in the middle and they took it back to fix it. We also had a side of the crispy brussel spouts which were sweet, spicy, and savory. My husband has the Whiskey Old Fashioned which was one of the best he's had. It's always extremely expensive, but a worthwhile treat. We will be back, but only for special occasions.

This was my second time dining and we had a great experience. Very attentive and friendly service. Food was served promptly and delicious. We were a group of 6 who ended up spending almost 3 hours there and did not feel rushed. Highly recommend for seafood and friendly service.

Hosted a party of 11 for lunch. Started with truffle fries and sweet corn + avocado dip for the table...delicious! Orders for lunch were also 5 star: Chicken burger, sushi, ribs, fish tacos, noodle bowl. All food came out at one time. Service was exceptional.

As usual, there were not many restaurants open close to where we live Christmas Day 2024. So I turned to my trusted app -- Open Table - which I could use to narrow down the day. Fofo de Chao sounded intriguing, so I booked one of the few openings -- 4:45PM. Around 3:30PM a 7PM time had opened up, so I cancelled the 4:45PM time AFTER I booked the 7PM time. That way, I was assured we had a time and our prior time was opened up for others. Because we had a reservation, we waited about 10 minutes to be seated. There were about 40 people in line, who we had to assume did NOT have reservations. Thank you, Open Table! We were seated close to the front window in a semi-private 2-person table, which we appreciated greatly. Our wait person Marsala could not have been more personable and professional. Because we had not eaten in the restaurant before, and because there was a special holiday presentation, Marsala explained to us how the entire process worked. Everything started with a self-service salad bar (like those that existed before Coid-19), which was pleasant. Large plates were available instead of the very small ones other venues offer. Once we were at out table, my wife and I were both given 2-inch-in-diameter paper discs. One side up indicated you were not ready for meats. Flip it, and a steady stream of carvers came to us offering different meats -- carved at the table and put on our plates. The meats were not overcooked, and overall were delicious. Our check, including an 18% (voluntary) tip on food+tax was $208. So at ages 80 and 84 on fixed incomes, we will be reserving Fogo de Chao for special occasions. But we were very happy with the whole experience. You will not leave hungry!