A delicious dinner at Gaskin’s Cabin Steakhouse

[Follow our road trip here using the tag Road Trip 2019 ]

tl;dr: 5 stars! Come vis­it and enjoy!

This is a review of Gaskin’s Cabin Steakhouse, which we vis­it­ed on our first night in Eureka Springs. (See “A Week in Eureka Springs” for details on that leg of our trip.) I have nev­er writ­ten one of these before, but I was quite impressed and if I’m going to do this ever again, I believe should begin on an up-note!

A small place on the side of a dark road, we missed it at first in the dark. By the time we arrived, unpacked the chil­dren, and made it inside, it was 20 min­utes to clos­ing. We asked the host “are we too late to get a table?” The response was heart-warm­ing: “You’re right on time!”

We often get sec­ond glances when we walk into a restau­rant, espe­cial­ly an upscale one, with three small chil­dren in tow. I did­n’t sense any of that here. (Our chil­dren are gen­er­al­ly well-behaved, but I have no rea­son to expect oth­ers to know that.) We were tak­en quick­ly to our table and the staff was friend­ly to us and to the littles.

Gaskins Cabin Steakhouse Menu
A non-over­whelm­ing menu, full of deli­cious options.
Burgundy Mushroom Soup

I ordered the Burgundy Mushroom Soup, and it was so fan­tas­tic that my wife decid­ed to order her own after tast­ing mine. Even the girls liked it! I would return for this soup alone.

When the main course arrived, I met one of the best steak­house rib eyes I have ever encoun­tered. Prime, ten­der, and cooked per­fect­ly, every bite was bet­ter than the last. I was stuffed at the end but I still want­ed more. I took a bite of the gar­lic lin­guine that we had ordered for the chil­dren to share, and I was sim­i­lar­ly impressed.

Garlic Linguine with Chicken

Simply put: I will go out of my way to return here someday.

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