Centennial Steak House

My husband and I both had prime rib, the restaurant was not overly busy but it took quite awhile for service, appetizers and main course. Our meal was cold and I was not overly impressed with taste or quality. I had to ask a server other than ours. Check your tickets and the menu before paying. We were overcharged.

I don't usually leave bad reviews. I wish I could give this place a 0 star. The one star will go to our server I suppose, she was sweet. I paid 31$ for a prime rib dinner and asked rare. This is what I was served. It was so thick and leather like. She replaced it with a new one but all they did was add blood juice to my new peice to make it look rare. Nasty. My man got fish and chips but let's say it was breaded nastiness with hardly any fish but tasted way too fishy and like burnt oil. Do not order the broccoli cheddar soup unless you want to have a home remedy to puke. (The waitress was awesome) the quality of food is terrible.

We all had steaks, baked potatoes, and salads. All were cooked to the varying doneness we asked for. All were delicious. We also had an order of deep fried mushrooms as an app, and I'd have been happy to stuff myself with the mushrooms, they were so good. Our server was on top of things and super friendly. Will definitely come back. Only minor criticism is the lack of mid-size steak. They have an 6 oz and then it jumps to 14oz, but no 10oz. But that's not too big a deal, really. I'm happy getting the biggy on a special occasion.

Took 45 minutes to get the food after a 20 minute wait to place our order. The food came out hot and tasty so thats good. Some of the patrons had already been way over served by 8:30 and having troubles walking and the staff just didn't seem professional. Sad it used to be one of our favorite places close to home to eat