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Tournedos Steakhouse

One of the most expensive restaurants in the entire Greater Rochester area. The menu represents all of the high-end standards without going overboard on the creativity. The service is regarded by locals as impeccable. Lunch is a prix fixe three-course menu.

Address: 26 Broadway
Getting there: The Inn on Broadway
Hours: Lunch Thu Fri Sat 11AM-2PM; dinner Mon-Thu Sun 5PM-9PM, Fri Sat 5PM-10PM
Price: Lunch $45, dinner $30-90+
Website: innonbroadway.com (opens in a new tab)

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