Twisted Fork Grill & Bar (former Butsy le Doux's)
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Twisted Fork Grill & Bar (former Butsy le Doux's)
Does anyone know if they are closed permanently or temporarily?
Oh, never-mind. OWH Dining Notes: Butsy le Doux's closes, Texas-inspired restaurant to replace it. That stinks... their blackened shrimp taco's were the best.
Oh, never-mind. OWH Dining Notes: Butsy le Doux's closes, Texas-inspired restaurant to replace it. That stinks... their blackened shrimp taco's were the best.
I only went to Busty le Doux's, once and I really liked it, however Jazz is getting all the pub these days. Â Sounds like I will have to try this new place out.
NICHOLE AKSAMIT WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER wrote:Restaurants Inc. - the Omaha group that operates Stokes Grill & Bar, HuHot Mongolian Grill, Old Country Buffet and Genji Japanese Steakhouse - is working quickly to put a new concept there.
John Ursick, executive chef at Stokes, said the idea for Twisted Fork is one he and Restaurants Inc. partner Gayle Carstens have been kicking around awhile.
Ursick said the concept draws design inspiration from some Dallas restaurants he's visited. And the menu is "cowboy cuisine/comfort food" that ropes in some not exactly Southwestern dishes he has offered as specials at Stokes.
Examples: a 22-ounce ribeye with Tabasco onion rings and sweet potato crème brulée; lasagna; cast-iron-pot cobblers; and fried chicken made with his grandma's recipe.
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Stopped in Twisted Fork briefly on Saturday. Â Apparently they opened last Tuesday. Â I think they're on to something, even if they have a few kinks to work out.
We're trying it for dinner tonight (after I double check that they are open), so I'll get a review up shortly after that.
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We're trying it for dinner tonight (after I double check that they are open), so I'll get a review up shortly after that.
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i ate there twice this past weekend.  it's my new favorite restaurant in the old market.  food was amazing both times!!!  first i had the BBQ burger with sweet potato fries.  best burger i've ever had and i've had a lot of them.  sweet potato fries were amazing as well.  the second time i went with a chef and another friend.  he wanted to check it out.  he got the roast beast (roast beef) as he called it and i got the salmon tacos.  again, both dishes were excellent!  very, very impresses with this new restaurant!!  while we were eating, the house chef came out and talked with people that were dining asking how they were doing and how the food was.  this is a sign of a good eatery.  highly recommend and i know my stuff  :D
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onehunglow wrote:we want the full-on unbiased opinion DTO. i think you'll like itDTO Luv wrote:I'm going to check it out over lunch today.
DTO will walk in an not like it just because there is a wall or a table in a funny place... Ask him about the Mattress Factory. Â He and the the1wags walked in, looked around fro about .0001 seconds and DTO said "I don't like this place".
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ÂBrad wrote:onehunglow wrote:we want the full-on unbiased opinion DTO. Â i think you'll like itDTO Luv wrote:I'm going to check it out over lunch today.
DTO will walk in an not like it just because there is a wall or a table in a funny place... Ask him about the Mattress Factory. Â He and the the1wags walked in, looked around fro about .0001 seconds and DTO said "I don't like this place".
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This is true..I saw that one in person as I was there as well..
I happen to like Mattress Factory..Although their service is a bit suspect..
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Re: Twisted Fork Grill & Bar (former Butsy le Doux's)
Twisted Fork and Tallgrass Brewing Beer Dinner
Thursday, January 23, 2014. 7:00pm
Hey Omaha, check out this badass Beer Dinner at Twisted Fork in Omaha. January 23rd, tickets are $39, hurry before they are all gone!! Call 402-932-9600 for tickets
http://restaurantsinc.net/twistedfork/
Buck’s Fried Pickles with Pub Ale
Thai Coconut Chicken Soup with Velvet Rooster
Maple Marinated Boneless Pork Chop with polenta, collared greens, and a maple syrup glaze, with 8 Bit Pale
Chocolate Crème Brulee with St. Germaine Infused Whipped Cream, with Vanilla Bean Buffalo Sweat.
Thursday, January 23, 2014. 7:00pm
Hey Omaha, check out this badass Beer Dinner at Twisted Fork in Omaha. January 23rd, tickets are $39, hurry before they are all gone!! Call 402-932-9600 for tickets
http://restaurantsinc.net/twistedfork/
Buck’s Fried Pickles with Pub Ale
Thai Coconut Chicken Soup with Velvet Rooster
Maple Marinated Boneless Pork Chop with polenta, collared greens, and a maple syrup glaze, with 8 Bit Pale
Chocolate Crème Brulee with St. Germaine Infused Whipped Cream, with Vanilla Bean Buffalo Sweat.
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Re: Twisted Fork Grill & Bar (former Butsy le Doux's)
It seems I left y'all hanging since my 2008 post about wanting to try this place. We did get there for dinner a few years back. We really weren't impressed with it. Mediocre food and atmosphere. There are so many better places to spend your money in the OM.
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I took my son and daughter-in-law there for their anniversary. None of us were impressed with the food. Not bad but nothing to make us want to return!
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My response was exactly the same. Nothing that impressed, in fact I thought it was weird that burgers only come with kettle chips which were overly greasy and not fries. There are definitely many other "better" options for dining in the old market.
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same here except sometimes when I get in a "gotta have some meatloaf" kind of mood, Twisted Fork's is decent. But still, the more I think about it, still not great.
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I got some manner of white fish there once. While it was cooked well and didn't taste half bad, the filet was very skimpy. I find their atmosphere and seating to be worse than their food. Their booths are very uncomfortable and their tables are laid out weird. The curtain that I assume hides the kitchen could really be replaced by a wall.
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Re: Twisted Fork Grill & Bar (former Butsy le Doux's)
Went to the Twisted Fork over the week end. It was kind of Twisted alright. For my appetizer I had the Asparagus Croistini which was 6 stale rock hard baguette bread slices with a little picante sauce spread on top. Could not taste even a hint of Asparagus. The only thing Asparagus about that appetizer was the name on the menu. Had the French dip with a side salad. The French Dip was fair at best and the salad was ok but skimpy. The desert was a total joke. I ordered the Molten Lave Cake for 5.95 and when it comes its a cup cake that has been taken out of the wrapper and microwaved and then turned upside down with 1 scoop of ice cream on top. Hope that chef didn't go to cooking school to learn how to make that. Bathroom was smelling nice and ripe too. I would stay out of there if you know whats good for ya.
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Re: Twisted Fork Grill & Bar (former Butsy le Doux's)
Went here for Valentine's Day a few years back and the seating is pretty bad. Made reservations, but still had to wait for 15-20 minutes. The food was decent, but not worth the prices they were charging.
GRANDPASMUCKER wrote:Went to the Twisted Fork over the week end. It was kind of Twisted alright. For my appetizer I had the Asparagus Croistini which was 6 stale rock hard baguette bread slices with a little picante sauce spread on top. Could not taste even a hint of Asparagus. The only thing Asparagus about that appetizer was the name on the menu. Had the French dip with a side salad. The French Dip was fair at best and the salad was ok but skimpy. The desert was a total joke. I ordered the Molten Lave Cake for 5.95 and when it comes its a cup cake that has been taken out of the wrapper and microwaved and then turned upside down with 1 scoop of ice cream on top. Hope that chef didn't go to cooking school to learn how to make that. Bathroom was smelling nice and ripe too. I would stay out of there if you know whats good for ya.
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@GRANDPASMUCKER I see you enjoy a good French Dip sandwidth, give Lazlo's on 192'nd a try:GRANDPASMUCKER wrote:Went to the Twisted Fork over the week end. ...
Had the French dip with a side salad. The French Dip was fair at best and the salad was ok but skimpy. The desert was a total joke...
"FRENCH DIP thinly sliced prime rib, melted monterey jack and au jus (one side). Add sautéed mushrooms, onions and/or green peppers at no additional charge. $10.89"
http://www.lazlosbreweryandgrill.com/pd ... _Omaha.pdf
The sliced prime rib is first class, the "au jus" is a little plain to my taste, but it does not overpower the prime rib.
If you want desert, give the apple crisp a try.
Top quality food at a fair price. My wife and I usually go there once a week.