Sullivan's Steakhouse

Sullivan's Steakhouse Restaurant Review:

About the restaurant: This seemingly old-fashioned steakhouse resembles the joints of 1940s Chicago or Miami. It is the upscale brainchild of the Lone Star chain. Named for the boxing champion of the 19th century, John L. Sullivan, the restaurant is decorated with sports photos and memorabilia.

Food & Drinks: All entrées include a crisp wedge of iceberg lettuce with blue cheese dressing. Side orders of vegetables, particularly the garlic horseradish mashed potatoes, are good. As you'd expect, the chilled martinis are satisfying. The $18.50 business lunch gives expense account budgets a break. Cap off a trip to the King of Prussia Mall with dinner, or make Sullivan's a destination in and of itself.