I Love It When My Mother-in-law Treats Us

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Because she always treats us so well.

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Sorry, I don't have a picture of this restaurant. I felt dumb taking my camera in there with all my in-laws. We were skeptical at first, but it is a very recommendable place to have someone else buying dinner for you. It's called Anasazi Steakhouse or something like that. It's pretty new-out on Sunset by Arctic Circle. Your steak comes to you browned/raw on a 7" x 7" flat lava rock heated to 700 degrees. You cook it yourself as you eat it. You cut a piece of meat off and press it against the rock and it cooks each piece in 15 seconds. So, cut 5-6 pieces and piece #1 is ready to eat by the time you cut #5 and so on. If it takes you a long time to eat a steak, your steak stays seering hot for the whole meal as the lava rock stays that hot for 45 minutes.
It was different, but if I had a choice, I'd pick it "on the rocks" every time.
It was fun to hear the Stake President brother order his steak "on the rocks."

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The word of mouth must be getting around, cause the manager said he averages 45 customers on a Friday night (and that's all he had planned for,) but the Fri. night we were there, he had 145 +/- and we were there from 7pm till 8 pm. so maybe more after us. They were way short handed, but we would have sat there visiting that long anyways.

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Then, we visited more at the house, ate root beer floats as always, told jokes,

reminisced, took pictures, and laughed till our guts were sore:

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Brother Stan checking his zipper.

We did manage to get a few serious ones.

All 6 brothers, wives, and NO children.

The BEST way to party.

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