What to order at Killen's Steakhouse

Must order
The bone-in ribeye, dry-aged. Le Cordon Bleu mashed potatoes. The wagyu flight when offered.
Editor tip
Pearland is south of downtown Houston; 25 minutes drive. The bar serves the full menu and is easier than the dining room.
Book at Killen's Steakhouse
CuisineSteakhouse
Price$$$$
Tasting menu$80 to $200 a la carte
ChefRonnie Killen
Book ahead4 to 6 weeks Saturday
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Address: 6425 W Broadway St, Pearland, TX 77581, Houston

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