Durant's Restaurant en Phoenix

Name: Durant's
Address: 2611 N Central Ave, Phoenix, United States
Telephone: 16022645967
Rating: 5.0

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Durant's

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#27 De 4363 en Phoenix

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Ambiente

10/10

Alimento

10/10

Interior

10/10

Precios

10/10

Servicio

10/10

Precio & Cocina

$ American, Asador

Tipo de restaurante

Restaurant

Restricciones dietéticas

Sin gluten

Información

+16022645967

2611 N Central Ave, Phoenix, Estados Unidos

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Tasting perfectly cooked shrimp scampi, ribeye and ribs is what many guests recommend. At this bar, pay attention to tasty white chocolate cheesecakes, strawberry dessert and crème brûlée. Good marsala, gin martini or cordial are worth trying here. Durant's has great espresso, lemonade or juice among its drinks. The cosy atmosphere of this place makes visitors feel relaxed and have a good time. Most users indicate that the staff is energetic. This spot is notable for its professional service. Prices here are reported to be attractive. With the fancy decor, guests may feel at home there. This bar was given 2 Frommer's stars and marked as highly recommended for the quality, service, amenities, and special features.

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Jenea Tanberg

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3 weeks ago

I had never heard of this place, but it's a hidden gem. The old pink building blends in to the down town, old school vibe. Couldn't find my way in, and the secret entrance is through the back kitchen door. I felt like I was in 1950 with everything in red leather and large Italian families eating in big fancy booths. Even the bathroom has a pay phone?!?! Loved the ambiance of the old world style, and the wait staff was top-notch. The prime rib was delicious (comes in 8, 10 or 12 oz portions) as well as their famous garlic bread. They let you taste the wine before they pour a full glass to make sure its acceptable. Perfect spot for a date night or business dinner. You won't be disappointed! Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $50–100 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes Durant's Delmonico Mashed Potatoes Asparagus

4 weeks ago

Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $50–100 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes Durant's Delmonico Mashed Potatoes Asparagus

A month ago

Gabriela Mendez

2 months ago

One of the best steaks I had in the city. The short cake was also delicious. The fries were great. The cheesecake and the salad were just okay. The atmosphere is very nice. Perfect for a date night. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Evan D

Nestled in the heart of Phoenix, Durant’s isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a time machine with a culinary flair. For over 70 years, this old-school chophouse has been the secret handshake of the meat-loving elite. Here’s a pro tip: Want a table? Better brush up on your rotary phone skills, because online reservations are as mythical as a well-done steak in this joint. Stepping into Durant’s is like crashing a Rat Pack party. You enter through the back, sashaying past the clatter and sizzle of the kitchen, only to be ushered into a world wrapped in red leather booths and whispers of mobster legends. The vibe is so authentic; you half expect Frank Sinatra to croon from a corner. The ambiance? Think of it as ‘intimate mobster chic’. The lighting is just right – not too bright to blow your cover, but not so dim that you can’t appreciate the tasteful holiday decor. And the sound? No music, just the symphony of clinking glasses and contented sighs. It’s the kind of silence that would make any 1950s gangster nod in approval. Water and bread were on our table faster than a wise guy’s alibi. The warm bread, dressed to impress, came with a posse of fresh veggies and ranch dressing. Our waiter, Clyde from Albania, was the epitome of old-world charm – courteous, attentive, and probably hiding a fascinating backstory. Now, the main event: The prime rib. This 12oz slice of heaven, recommended more times online than cat videos, lived up to its hype. Served with a traditional horseradish and au jus duo, it was a culinary masterpiece, only slightly marred by a steak knife that seemed to have lost its edge – perhaps in a legendary duel. The Sautéed Salmon with Mango Ginger Glaze? A dish so good, it could start its own fan club. The calamari was a crispy, golden dream, complete with an ensemble of rings and tentacles, while the Caesar salad played it cool – classic, but not trying to steal the show. The baked potato? It was the reliable sidekick – salt-dusted, buttered, and ready for action. In conclusion, Durant’s is more than a restaurant; it’s a slice of history served with impeccable taste and a side of intrigue. For those in search of the perfect prime rib or just a glimpse of a bygone era, Durant’s is your culinary speakeasy. Just remember, the phone is your friend, and the back door, your portal to the past. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $50–100 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes Calamari Fritti

Liam Niederbaumer

Very good, service was on par. Great drinks Steak was perfect no matter the cut Prime rib was cooked perfectly Caesar salad was the best I’ve had. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $100+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Joshua Snyder

Durant's is a long-standing fixture of the Arizona steakhouse circuit. This place has a history and definitely feels like a throwback to a different time. If you're like my wife and me, you might be thrown off by the entrance that passes directly through the kitchen with no obvious signage, but once you find your way to the dining area, you'll be met with something of a speakeasy vibe. Rather than conforming to the popular European-style fine dining style of modern steakhouses (think white table cloths and French brigade-type service), Durant's maintains a genuine American flare, with its red leather booths, red velvety wallpaper, and exposed wooden tables. There is a nice balance of no-frills attitude and old-fashioned comfort. We were there near Christmas and were treated with a fun table-side caroling quartet performance of Feliz Navidad. But the most important thing at any steakhouse is, of course, the steak! Here, Durant's does not disappoint. The ribeye I had was tender and juicy, cooked precisely to order (medium-rare), and seasoned perfectly. My wife's NY Strip cooked medium was also super juicy. This is what puts Durant's up there with the best steakhouses in the Phoenix metro area. The spinach dip with chips and toast, Caesar salad, spinach salad with raspberry vinaigrette, and garlic bread were all tasty and surprisingly generously portioned. The two sore spots we found here were the drinks and desserts. The cocktail menu is oddly pricey, so I went with a couple different whiskeys, one neat and one on the rocks. The neat whiskey was fine, but according to the bill not what I ordered, and the rocks whiskey was far too watered down with crushed ice, as opposed to a more modern and desirable single large ice cube. For dessert, we ordered the crème brulée trio to taste a variety of flavors at once. While the eggnog with rum was quite impressively flavored, the berry was very watery, and the chocolate had a very chalky texture, and none of the three had that satisfying thick sugar crust to crunch through. Overall, Durant's delivered a unique and enjoyable old-fashioned American steakhouse experience that I would recommend any steak-lover try at least once. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $50–100 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes Calamari Fritti

Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $100+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5