Murray's Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge, Minneapolis

HEY IF YOU GOT THE MONEY I SAY GO AND ENJOY SOME GOOD FOOD

Very tasty food at a reasonable price

Excellently flavored steak; massive wine list, varying from affordable to expensive; great and friendly service; great downtown location. Menu items were pricey, but you get what you pay for, and it's a great place if you're willing to splurge.

i have nothing bad to say at all the service was exellent food was mmm mmm mmm sooooo sooooo good it was spendy but so worth it

HEY IF YOU GOT THE MONEY I SAY GO AND ENJOY SOME GOOD FOOD

good steak

Murrays is an old styles steakhouse that if your in your upper 40's and up, this might be a place to go. Alot of the famous eat here! The steak is good but takes a far 4th or even 5th behind Ruth Chris then Mannys, then Kincaids with Murrays and Mortons behind them. The food is too expensive for the price they offer.

This is one of the top steak houses in town. If you are willing to pay a handsome bill for a wonderful meal this is the place to go.

Food was very good over all. Meat was jucie and tender, but everything was way too salty: meat, salada dressing, mashed potatoes, potatoe au gratine. The waiter Frank was excellent.

Murray's is a well known and revered authentic steakhouse. You may want to get reservations to ensure seating is available. What I've eaten there: Golden butterknife steak, hickory smoked shrimp, crab cakes, walleye and wild rice spring roll. Thoughts: Seriously excellent porterhouse steak (golden butterknife). Easily the best I've ever had. Not only are the cuts of meat obviously top tier, but the seasoning, cooking and carving are also expertly handled. It's what you would expect from one of the best steakhouses in the US. The appeitizers are also fantastic. Well matched flavors and creative choices make the dining experience memorable. The servers and their assistants are obviously well versed on how to handle each customer, and they meld right into the group you're dining with, completing the service. The piano playing in the background along with a fancy ballroom-ish dining hall are throwbacks to a different era which serve to remind you that it isn't any ordinary restaurant you're eating in. The ambience can be a bit romantic for just a group of friends, but the ambience is what makes this steakhouse feel authentic, rather than suburban-generic like so many others. Overall, expect an appeitizer, couple of drinks and a couple of entree's or a shared multi-person entree to set you back $100-$150.