Blvd. Steakhouse #2

 BLVD Steakhouse


Waco, Texas, was always known for its glorious past and small-town charm, but with the addition of BLVD Steakhouse, it will also become a target for foodies who look for quality dining experiences. Nestled in the beautiful Cambria Hotel Waco University Riverfront, BLVD Steakhouse offers fine dining, complete with delicious food, in style and with top-notch service.

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At BLVD Steakhouse, the food is the star. Their signature cut of meat, the Akaushi beef, is derived from a rare breed of Japanese cattle prized above all others for its incomparable marbling, flavor, and tenderness. Steak lovers can indulge in the Akaushi Filet Mignon, a tender filet that melts in your mouth, or a more full-bodied Ribeye.

Spicy Shrimp Tagliolini: fusilli in a perfect harmony of hot and creamy richness.

Blvd. Burger: Made from the best cuts of beef and topped with an extraordinary combination of toppings to give it an identity that will never be forgotten.

Seafood Tower: An opulent appetizer that brings the ocean to your table.

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From the moment one crosses the threshold, dining at BLVD Steakhouse is an experience, not just a meal. The décor balances sleek modern luxury with inviting warmth. Soft lighting, elegant wood finishes, and sleek metal accents set the tone for date nights, celebrations, and gorgeously simple meals that rise to the next level.

Of course, great food and ambiance mean little without superlative service. Fortunately, this is where BLVD Steakhouse truly shines. The staff is attentive and knowledgeable, yet approachable, making sure every patron feels truly welcome. Servers are happy to give detailed menu recommendations and to help select a perfect wine from their impressive list.


BLVD Steakhouse is relatively well-set for locals and visitors alike. Its cozy location not far from Baylor University and other key attractions makes it an ideal destination for such people as:


While BLVD Steakhouse is highly celebrated for its offerings at dinner, one thing to note is that it serves breakfast daily. For the hotel guest to the Waco local, their breakfast menus will deliver everything from hearty classics to light and fresh to get your day just right.


BLVD Steakhouse is so much more than a restaurant-it's an experience. The commitment it holds for excellence in food, impeccable service, and a luxurious setting makes this spot fast-becoming the go-to for both locals and visitors to Waco alike. Be it a milestone, a romantic evening, or simply a treat, BLVD delivers on all counts.


So next time you are in Waco, make a reservation and enjoy this unforgettable experience that is BLVD Steakhouse. You will not be disappointed!

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