PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. -- It’s now open – a new All-American Steakhouse and Sports Theater near Montclair.
It’s a meat and potatoes, beer drinking, sports watching kind of place that lives by the motto “we don’t close ‘till the game is over.” The Steakhouse, as it’s known locally, serves up classic American fare, but it’s a sports fan’s paradise with large TVs on every wall that make it great for watching any game.
This is the second All-American Steakhouse in Prince William County – the first sits at The Glen shopping Center in Lake Ridge. A third All-American Steakhouse is located in Ashburn, a restaurant spokeswoman tells us. This new restaurant got the attention this week of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors who gathered for dinner there Tuesday night.
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