We had a birthday to celebrate and knew we wanted a steakhouse. Following the other reviews here, decided to take a chance here and it was a good one. Upon entry we noticed it somewhat vacant for a Friday night - surprising but I guess the place is still new and the hype factor hasn't ruined it (yet). After being seated 3 people at a large round table we asked to be moved and this was not a problem. Our drinks and openers - salad and onion soup - were superb. This is the first really hot soup I've had in the Triangle - everyone else doesn't seem to care. For main course we ordered filet, rib-eye and Prime strip - all excellent. My rib-eye, done medium, felt like butter when I cut into it. Wines are reasonable and many available by the glass - at 1/4 the cost of a bottle. Our bill, which included a dessert and coffee for one, came to $210 + tip - reasonable for the quality. Service was attentive but not overbearing.
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