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This deal is on again until September 30th 2009
Thanks Jim8181

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Offer Ends March 31, 2009.

Choice of Caesar or Morton's Salad

Two Single Cut Filets

Choice of Two:
Broiled Sea Scallops, Colossal Shrimp Alexander
or Jumbo Lump Crab Cake

One Signature Potato & One Fresh Vegetable to Share

Choice of Two:
Morton's Legendary Hot Chocolate Cake or Key Lime Pie

Pair your dinner with a Bottle of 2007 Kenwood Sauvignon Blanc,
Sonoma County or 2006 "A" by Acacia Pinot Noir, California
for an additional $39.

Message edited by: DaddyCulver on 2009-08-20 15:49:28 CDT

This deal is on again until September 30th 2009...

Message edited by: Jim8181 on 2009-08-20 07:07:58 CDT

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Some people automatically give a red for restaurants such as Morton's or Ruth's Chris because of the prices that are much higher than those found at Outback, Longhorn, and the like. Personally, for a special occasion, I enjoy Morton's and Ruth's Chris.


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I would consider giving red only because the meal is not much of a value. They give you A LOT of food. Unfortunately, the steak they give you is rather small. Don't get me wrong, you're stuffed with all the stuff they give you but its just too bad that you're really there for their steak and the give you a small piece.

Their bread is awesome though. Steak is pretty good (I still like Ruth's Chris better).

But if you never had Morton's before, its a good meal to bring a date on or something.

Just my 2-cents.


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Thanks, but me and the Mrs. would rather share 10 steaks at Applebees.


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Not all locations are showing dessert included


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Because they do not understand good food.

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DaddyCulver said:Any advice on what's wrong for those that are giving red?


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jackyche said:I would consider giving red only because the meal is not much of a value. They give you A LOT of food. Unfortunately, the steak they give you is rather small. Don't get me wrong, you're stuffed with all the stuff they give you but its just too bad that you're really there for their steak and the give you a small piece.

Their bread is awesome though. Steak is pretty good (I still like Ruth's Chris better).

But if you never had Morton's before, its a good meal to bring a date on or something.

Just my 2-cents.

Every time the wife and I go on one of these specials they let me substitute a ribeye for the filet for the same price. Their Cajun dry rub ribeye is to die for!!! BTW, the ribeye is much bigger and way more filling than the filet.
Imho.


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DaddyCulver said:Any advice on what's wrong for those that are giving red?

Could be raters who are vegeterians or members of PETA. And looking at your avatar maybe, Oklahoma, Texas Tech, and Aggie fans.


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Some locations are $109.00, still a value for a very good meal.


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DerProfi said:Not all locations are showing dessert included I actually got an e-mail from Morton's advertising this as some sort of V-day special.

The current deal also differs from the "original" $99 for 2 deal in that you now only get one salad rather than two. My location is no longer offering dessert. The current deal is not good enough for me to consider doing it again.

It is still an okay deal for Morton's; but adding an extra salad and just one dessert for the table is going to add $20 to the tab (no one says you have to add either, just making a point).


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jackyche said:I would consider giving red only because the meal is not much of a value. They give you A LOT of food. Unfortunately, the steak they give you is rather small. Don't get me wrong, you're stuffed with all the stuff they give you but its just too bad that you're really there for their steak and the give you a small piece.

Their bread is awesome though. Steak is pretty good (I still like Ruth's Chris better).

But if you never had Morton's before, its a good meal to bring a date on or something.

Just my 2-cents.

Very well put. I agree completely.


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Thanks OP, I'm taking my wife and mom. Good deal for some great food.


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Went to the same special on Mother's day last year.
It was disappointing because the steaks were so small.
They called it 6 ounce, but it looked more like 3-4 ounces.
I have been to steak houses of all kinds including
Chop House, Ruth's Chris, Capital Grill, AJ Maxwell's,
Lawry's, Smith and Wollensky, Shula's, Outback,
Joe's, Gibson's, and Roadhouse (before they closed shop).

These were the smallest steaks that I have ever seen
at any price range. For $50 per person, you are better off
ordering a normal priced steak from the Morton's menu.


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I had the best meal of my life at Morton's in Southfield, MI.


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If one can afford to spend >$50 for a meal why the heck do you need a coupon!


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Oh, then there is also the tip.

Message edited by: spawndude on 2009-02-08 13:39:02 CST
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I can't believe anyone would compare Outback to Morton's or Ruth Chris. You might as well say you can get 100 Big mac's for that price, Outback is horrible.

$109 at LA area restaurants.

Message edited by: skeez on 2009-02-09 02:56:56 CST
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In the fine print it says you can order per person at $49.99. Looks like you can save an extra penny on the entire meal, sweet!!!


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can't believe they no longer include the dessert. blasphemy.
still a good deal - used to be hotter though with dessert, no?
don't get me wrong though: thank you SO much to OP for posting!


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