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The Overpriced Steak: School House Restaurant
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The Overpriced Steak.

I have heard and seen a lot about the School House Restaurant. We went for the first time and first impressions were exceptional. Overall it was very clean and the atmosphere is unique and fun. The service was slow and our wader rarely came to check on us. Most disappointing was when the wader told us about the steak special. Which ended up being just marginal. The wader, when telling us about it never mentioned the price of the meal. At the end we finished our food and we got the bill, the single steak special was 70! For one single meal that is beyond outrageous. I'm pretty sure it wasn't accidental that he forgot to mention the price of the meal.
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