Last week I went to a group dinner at Frank in the East Village. I had never been to Frank and now I would love to go back. My experience could not have been more pleasant. There is one large squarish table in the back of this... (0 replies, last updated by eeee December 12, 2006)

I am going to a show at the Pantages and want to get an “old” hollywood experience. I have read a lot about Musso and Frank but am not sure it’s necessarily worth the “hype.” Any advice??? (40 replies, last updated by aurora50 April 11, 2007)

Funny you should mention Basso Est-looks like that’s where we’re going instead. I think I’ll try Frank when it’s a smaller group. I don’t mind noise or darkness. It hides my enlarged head and... (8 replies, last updated by wombatnyc January 25, 2006)

Went to Frank's Steakhouse in Cambridge for the first – and last – time last night. The food was tasteless, service horrible. It looks nice on the outside, but this once again proves that looks can be deceiving. There... (20 replies, last updated by BackBayGirl May 14, 2009)

. If you’re set on steak, you could always go to Homestead. But that’s not on list of top steakhouses, either. Hope someone has either a better report on Frank's or a better idea. (2 replies, last updated by burgerdeluxe January 3, 2007)

I love Frank's. We go there about twice a month. Tips, if ordering the sizzling sirloin order it less done then you would like, it still cooks on the plate. That is a group favorite. I stay away from any mashed potatoes and get... (13 replies, last updated by Limster March 16, 2006)

My mother (mid 50s) and I (Mid 20s) happened to be in the area of the AGO this past Sunday. We decided that we would stop in and see if we could get a table at Frank. Some initial confusion about if they were fully booked or if we... (7 replies, last updated by JToronto January 8, 2009)

I tried Frankly Burgers a couple weeks ago with a group of friends, and thought it was pretty good. Not spactacular, but pretty good...and considering the newness, it would be worth trying again. (For those of you curious, I had... (65 replies, last updated by MishyPoo July 4, 2009)

of our waiter did not compensate for the lack of service. Fortunately we were a group of avid lively conversationalists. The $4.75 anemic iceberg lettuce salad and $10 bland avocado salads were not promising. Finally when our... (12 replies, last updated by jerry November 19, 2000)

[This post will probably not be very interesting for the thousands of chowhounds who never go near Manhattan. My apologies for my parochialism). Frank Bruni is the reviewer for the New York Times, and he’s useless. The man... (18 replies, last updated by P May 17, 2005)

supper, frank's sister (or son) restaurant, has a nice downstairs room for a group of 10 or so. its looks pretty cool. the food is really good there too. (4 replies, last updated by newbieden November 9, 2006)

Our group of four went to Musso & Frank's last Thursday before going to the Pantages to see The Producers. Arrived at 5:30 and were immediately seated in the bar room; soon we were joined by 5 other groups of theater-goers. The... (2 replies, last updated by brian h May 15, 2003)

Their salami has always been bland. The franks are pretty good, and I haven’t noticed any significant changes. Last time I had some was about a week ago – they were actually the HN knockwurst, not the franks as such,... (6 replies, last updated by BobB July 29, 2009)

We ate at Franks Steak House on Mass ave. in Cambridge tonight, what a disappointment. I had steak tips , the portion size was small and they were very tough . My husband had Veal Pram that was at best worm The pasta was so watery... (3 replies, last updated by crimsonca February 3, 2006)

Looking for feedback on Frank's. Is it really as good as i’ve heard? Looks like a mini-mall storefront deal! (5 replies, last updated by Max February 13, 2003)