BOA Steakhouse, W 6th

Describes the service as exceptional and calls the food dependable, though they rank another steakhouse higher.

Recommends this location and says the Caesar salad made at the table is excellent.

Gives only the name as a direct answer to the steakhouse question.

Says Boa is good quality but too expensive.

Visited for a holiday meal and found the food very average for a steak lover.

Replying to the choice question, called both places great and suggested this Caesar salad; no steak-specific praise.

Calls it trendy and pricey, but says its steak ranks among their best.

First-hand; calls the wagyu flight the best steak they've had and praises the snow beef, though the filet was a bit dry.

Says Boa was all good on a visit and fits a bachelor party.

Was unimpressed by service and steak on a visit a while back and won't return.

Has tried many suggested places and calls BOA the top steak in town, praising its ribeye.

Said it is mediocre for the cost, just an LA-type place, with nothing special about it.

Suggests BOA as one of two options.

Throws BOA in the mix, praising the Westholme cuts.

Calls it the best steakhouse around, praising both its steaks and its service as top-notch.

Visited four times; said it feels pricey and tacky, but good for photo-worthy moments with smoke and fog effects.

Loves BOA and has been three times.

Names Boa as a single recommendation.

Recommends Boa, saying the steak they had there was outstanding.

Lists Boa as one of three suggestions.

Calls BOA their most recent favorite; food very good, though ambience is less impressive.

Says BOA is a chain and advises skipping chains for a local Austin experience.