Bohanan's Prime Steaks & Seafood, San Antonio, Texas Restaurant Details

Food:

Overrated. The service was horrible. We ordered our drinks, they came 20 minutes later. Then, we ordered the next round and it never came even after we inquired about it (twice). Our waitress (Jessica) clearly didn't care, and to top it off, when a shot of Macallan 30 year was ordered, she stated that it was $260 a shot. Their downloadable spirits menu online states it is $115 a shot which was shown to her and her manager, but still, they wouldn't budge on $260. Overrated.

Food:

This place is over-hyped and as expected, and bit pricey. I will skip all of the issues with valet loosing my Mercedes key, and cut right to waiting 50 min for food service. When my steak arrived, it was burned, charred. I usually order it rare, at these types of places. BTW they push the alcohol, when I advised them I can-not drink, they still persisted to give me 2 free drink coupons, to the downstairs bar, to make up for the bad time we had. The menu is also absorbent, very large, way to many items, I counted over 100+. Good luck with your choice, IMHO its not worth the money.

Food:

Impeccable service, amazing food, nice atmosphere. The crostini with candied jalapeños, crab cakes, filet, ribeye, macaroni, lobster creamed corn, pecan pie, and chocolate cake were all phenomenal. Our server and his assistant both provided excellent service and made the whole evening unforgettable. We'll be back.

Food:

I made reservations for a party of about 40 and they treated us like royalty. The food and service were truly outstanding. As expected with an upscale place like this, I spent about $140 a plate which included the wine, cocktails, and a well deserved 21% gratuity. Thanks Bohanan's for making my choice of dining a big hit with everyone in my party!

Food:

Extremely nice (and extremely expensive) steakhouse with great service and great décor. Expect at least $100 pp unless you're trying to keep it inexpensive (good luck...).
Wonderful place for a celebration, but dress up (there's a dress code on the door) and bring your credit card.
The martini was the best in San Antonio.