The Roundup Steak House
2701 S Cushman St, Fairbanks, AK, 99701
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Address :
2701 S Cushman St
Fairbanks, AK, 99701 - Phone (907) 479-3663
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 10:00pm
- Mon : 7:00 am - 10:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Chris C.
Not bad. I would say this place is just okay.
(3)Richard M.
Prices are kind of high for what you get. The chili is too mild but the cheese steaks are great. The beer batter fries are a nice improvement for the frozen fries.
(2)Richard E.
Our service was excellent. I had the Ahi Salad. They cooked the fish to perfection, not overcooked, but lightly cooked with a spicy Wasabi Ranch salad dressing....not for the tender palate. It was excellent.
(4)Jessie L.
The owner Myong and the bartender Carina are really friendly and social. The cheesesteaks are the best in town. I've had some iffy waitresses when sitting in the dining area so I usually sit at the bar. They have a good selection and the drinks aren't watered down.
(4)Eric B.
If you are looking for a good experience, look elsewhere. The radio commercial s brought me in, the service is what will keep me from coming back. The food was ok. The atmosphere was loud and hard to hear the game. Still looking for a sports bar in Fairbanks.
(2)Travis D.
Came here on a Saturday night on a double date and was really excited because I had heard good things about this place since it recently had been under new management and I hadn't eaten here in years. Saturday is also our 1 day of the week that we cheat on our diets so we were looking forward to a delicious meal. We arrived a little after the couple that we were meeting and they already had drinks and had ordered a plethora of appetizers: including hot wings, queso dip, onion blossom, and calamari. The waitress brought out the onion blossom and the hot wings and left table without asking us if we wanted drinks. (she was busy with a party of about 30 so this was understandable). After waiting about 12 minutes, I decided to go order my on drinks for me and my fiance from the bar. Just as the bartender was giving me my drinks, our waitress sprints over to the bar and apologizes and brings the drinks to our table from the bar. No big deal. Now the food: The chicken wings were ordered thinking that they would be like buffalo hot wings (which we asked the server before ordering) They came out without sauce and were overcooked under seasoned. We told the server and she was very apologetic and brought out some new wings fried and tossed with barbecue sauce. OK but still disappointing. The Onion Blossom and sauce was delicious as was the calamari. The queso dip however was very interesting. It reminded me of when I was a wee lad and I used to make cheese sandwiches by placing kraft american cheese singles between 2 pieces of white wonder bread and stick it in the microwave on high for a minute. This is exactly what the queso dip was, american cheese melted in a microwave, it turned to a complete solid state 3 minutes after it was put on our table. It wasn't even a little bit spicy. Very gross indeed. Now on to the entrees: my fiance ordered a prime rib medium rare. (keep in mind this is a "steak house". I ordered the 14" loaded roundup cheesesteak because item is apparently what this establishment is famous for. The prime rib was served and it was about a 1/2" slab of overcooked PAN Fried meat. It actually had sear marks from the frying pan on it and was cooked all the way through. This was sent back to the kitchen and no replacement was requested. Now the cheesesteak: I am not claiming to be any kind of a cheesesteak connoisseur or anything. I have never been to Philly and maybe that is not what they are going for as this restaurant, but I do know what beef stroganoff would taste if you stuffed it into a hoagie roll and this is it. It must be something in the "special sauce"? Maybe sour cream? Anyway, it is not a pleasant flavor and not what your expecting in a cheesesteak. This flavor overpowered the whole sandwich and I was unable to eat more than a few bites. I didn't mention to the server as I think maybe this was just the way the cheesesteaks are make her and maybe the regulars like them that way. Definitely not for me though. The beer battered fries were very tasty in contrast. Our server was very nice and the house ended up paying for 1 round of drinks and not charging for the prime rib or the chicken wings. The service overall was actually quite good. It was just the food that fell short. Feeling unsatisfied, we went across Cushman to Los Amigos and ordered a prime rib and some queso dip. Prime rib was thick, perfectly medium rare, perfectly seasoned, absolutely delicious, and the same price as The Roundup. The queso dip is also the best in town. In summary, I will not eat food here again. Especially on the 1 day that I get to cheat on my diet. If I want a cheesesteak, I will go to Oasis, If I want a prime rib or queso dip, I will go to Los Amigos. Food * Service *** Atmosphere ***
(1)Ky K.
If you are looking for a good cheeseteak come here.
(5)Georgene N.
Our family had dinner last night at the Roundup Steakhouse. The sizzling hot Fajitas, the fresh salad bar and the Halibut Fish and Chips were great, but my husband was unimpressed with his steak dinner.
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