Josephine Street Cafe

houndog7602 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

A must when in SA.... – While living in SA, I would take family and friends to Josephines often!!! This is a unique restaurant with great prices, good drinks, and fantastic food! Now, this is NOT a 5 star restaurant so don't expect that, however, it is a restaurant with pretty good service, good food and a place you will NEVER forget!!! Try it and you will see what I mean..... 

Gypsy1451 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

Old Building Does Not = Eclectic or Good – My job takes me to SA 4-5 days a month, and on this trip, I decided to eat at restaurants I had never tried. I read that Josephine Street was "Eclectic" and "the Best Steak". Whoever wrote this must have started with massive amounts of whiskey. It was late afternoon and I had missed lunch, so I was hungry. I started with the queso. It tasted like the stuff that comes in a can - the "very mild" type. The chips were hot, but greasy. I ordered the ribeye. It had no seasoning - none. It... read more

draftrobin 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

the most ecclectic steak you'll ever eat.... – I ate here for the first time when I was 15...I'm running up on 30...and I still say that Josephine St is the best place to eat. There's something about eating at a steakhouse that feels like home. It makes you want to sing Willie Nelson songs and dance on the table....You'll have that much fun....Not a lot of room though, but the staff have personalities beyond your expectations....I reccoment it to everyone....LOVE the taters... 

Contributor 

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21 years ago

When you keep things simple, there's not a whole lot that can go wrong. – The Scene Steaks and whiskey. This is the uncomplicated promise of Josephine Street, which is conveniently spelled out in neon across the main windows. Josephine Street, in a renovated market building just off U.S. 281, is the archetypal neighborhood bar and grill. The main dining room houses a huge indoor tree trunk, and in keeping with its next-door neighbor, the Liberty Bar, the booths tilt at improbable angles. Outside, a few more picnic-type table... read more