This Tasty Alabama Restaurant Is Home To The Biggest Steak We’ve Ever Seen
When it comes to food, Alabama doesn’t disappoint! A variety of restaurants are located throughout the state that serve delicious food, including some pretty amazing steakhouses. One steakhouse in particular is Big Mike’s Steakhouse. Since opening in 2013, this steakhouse has welcomed customers from all across the Southeast and beyond. To learn all about Big Mike’s Steakhouse, including the steak it’s well known for, take a look below.
Big Mike's Steakhouse is one of the best steakhouses around. In fact, it's won the distinction of having the "Best Steak in Alabama" by the Alabama Cattlemen's Association.
Its menu includes a variety of food, including sandwiches, soups, salads, seafood, and juicy steaks from Certified Angus Beef that's been aged for 28 days and then hand cut.
All steaks are cooked to perfection on the restaurant's wood-fired grill after being marinated and seasoned with Big Mike's Seven Spice Blend. The steaks are then topped with garlic herb butter.
This 24-oz ribeye is the perfect choice for customers with a hearty appetite. It's served with a house salad, bread, and the choice of a baked potato or hand-cut fries. A signature side item can be substituted for an extra cost.
Don't forget to save room for dessert! Big Mike's Steakhouse offers a selection of homemade cakes that are served by the slice and worth every sweet bite.
For more information about Big Mike's Steakhouse, you can view its website here. You can visit this award-winning steakhouse at three locations: Thomasville (33215 Hwy. 43), Andalusia (102 Coffee St.), and Orange Beach (25638 Canal Rd.).
Have you ever eaten at Big Mike’s Steakhouse? If so, what did you think? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments.
Another steakhouse in Alabama that’s worth a visit is Tuscaloosa’s “Nick’s in the Sticks.” For information, click here.
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Jennifer is the Alabama staff writer for Only In Your State and has nearly 15 years of professional writing experience. She enjoys discovering new places and currently calls North Alabama home.
