Five Crowns

If you're looking for a cozy and intimate place to dine, Five Crowns is the place to go. Reminiscent of an old English country inn, complete with fireplaces, you will enjoy the generous cuts of prime rib, a restaurant specialty since it opened in the mid 60s. I like the English cut, but for those with more robust appetites there are bigger portions. You have choice of sides; the creamed corn and mashed potatoes are the way to go. Dedicated parking lot.

Good quality food and great environment

The best choice, for some 60 years, has been the prime rib. I like the English cut, which features thin slices. Get the prime rib with creamed corn and mashed potatoes. The popover comes automatically. Parking is $10 in an adjacent lot.

OK, it's that time of the year, again. A holiday tradition at Five Crowns, worth the price of admission. The food, too, enhances the evening. The prime rib is their speciality, as it has been since the mid 60s. I go for the English cut, accompanied by creamed corn and mashed potatoes. Add a bottle of wine (I usually bring my own), and you'll have a lovely meal, in a cozy and comfortable environment.

Delicious tender prime rib, flavorful New York steak, and a fantastic selection of creative cocktails, which they refresh every quarter.