On Jefferson Boulevard in Dallas’s Oak Cliff neighborhood sits the still-open Texas Theatre, where Lee Harvey Oswald was apprehended after shooting President John F. Kennedy in November 1963. Earlier that year, another business had opened two blocks west, and today Charco Broiler is similarly iconic. A horned Hereford steer effigy named Sonny is mounted on the roof, looming over the front door as an advertisement for the bargain beef bounty within. While our dining critic Paula Forbes was traveling the state in search of premium steaks, I wanted to find out how much we can and should expect from the cheapest steak dinner I’ve found in Dallas.The $29.99 T-bone is on the high end of the Charco Broiler menu. During weekday lunch hours, a chopped…The post How Good Is the Cheapest Steak Dinner in Dallas? appeared first on Texas Monthly.
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