Cattlemen's

This was the WORST steak i have ever had!!! I had heard good things about this place and so drove down with the family from Fresno. The service was ok but the steak was AWFUL. I ordered the T-bone and got nothing but fat, grissle, and bone. To top it ... more

This was the WORST steak i have ever had!!! I had heard good things about this place and so drove down with the family from Fresno. The service was ok but the steak was AWFUL. I ordered the T-bone and got nothing but fat, grissle, and bone. To top it off it was not cooked right. I order my steaks medium and like some red but this thing was still mooing. It was inedible. Also, their kids meal doesnt include a drink so i ended up paying the same 2.25 for my three year old to take a couple of sips as i did for myself. They may have had an off day or i simply got a bad cut, but i will NEVER go back and find out! less

Cattlemen's is one of those restaurants in the area that I should have gone to years and years ago but never thought much about. The opportunity presented itself a couple of weeks back to have a family dinner here. Walking up to the door, the fir ... more

Cattlemen's is one of those restaurants in the area that I should have gone to years and years ago but never thought much about. The opportunity presented itself a couple of weeks back to have a family dinner here. Walking up to the door, the first thing that came to mind was Bob's Country Bunker from "Blues Brothers". You know the one, "We have both kinds of music - country and western!". The interior of Cattlemen's is just like that, except it is much cleaner and there is no chicken wire that I could see. This is not a low-end restaurant, though. Expect steaks to be in the $20+ range, although there are some entrees that are in the $12-$16 sweet spot. For $60, there is a dinner-for-two option of a ginormous 32 ounce steak and lobster tail with all the goodies. Split three ways, it is a better value and there is still more than enough food for everyone. Side dishes are served family style - I have to admit, I was skeptical of the little iron pot of beans that was brought to the table, but it turned out to be plenty for everyone. Personally, I would skip the filet and go for the rib-eye, rare. Cattlemen's knows what rare steak means, and serves great quality beef. There is a two-pound sirloin on the menu for $25, which seems like a whole lot of cow to me but our server said it was very popular. Overall a very pleasant experience, but for four people the tab will be in excess of $120, especially if drinks are involved. Cattlemens gets a big yeehaw! less

I've been taking my family here for the last 4-5 years. Each time the service, food and overall dining experience is second to none. Large amount of food served with each meal. The drinks are very good and the deserts look great. I don't k ... more

I've been taking my family here for the last 4-5 years. Each time the service, food and overall dining experience is second to none. Large amount of food served with each meal. The drinks are very good and the deserts look great. I don't know myself, because I've already filled myself w/ Red Meat. Yum Yum less