AppetizersvsMain Courses

The best steakhouse meals are multi-course experiences. At Blu' Steakhouse, our appetizers are as exceptional as our mains. This guide helps you build the perfect progression from starters to entrées for an unforgettable dinner.

At Blu' Steakhouse | 1900 Harrison St, Hollywood, FL

Side-by-Side Comparison

Price Range

Appetizers

$13 - $176 (caviar)

Main Courses

$25 - $500

Wide range for both

Highlights

Appetizers

Wagyu Tartare, Bone Marrow Flambé, Caviar

Main Courses

Tomahawk, Wagyu Filet, Sea Bass

Both exceptional

Portion

Appetizers

Designed to whet the appetite

Main Courses

Generous, satisfying servings

Mains are larger

Experience

Appetizers

Share with the table, build excitement

Main Courses

Individual showpiece or sharing

Both social

Must-Try

Appetizers

Bone Marrow Flambé (tableside!)

Main Courses

Tomahawk (dramatic presentation)

Both signature

Value Play

Appetizers

Wagyu Slider Royale at $25

Main Courses

Wagyu Burger at $25

Great affordable options

Why Choose Appetizers

  • Tableside Bone Marrow Flambé by Chef Javi Cano is unforgettable
  • Raw Wagyu preparations (Tartare, Carpaccio) showcase A5 purity
  • Caviar service adds world-class luxury to any meal
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Why Choose Main Courses

  • USDA Prime and A5 Wagyu steaks are the centerpiece of the meal
  • Dramatic presentations like the Tomahawk create lasting memories
  • Seafood options like Glacier Sea Bass show kitchen versatility
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Our Recommendation

For the ultimate Blu' Steakhouse experience, we recommend starting with the Bone Marrow Flambé or Imperial Wagyu Tartare, followed by a Prime or Wagyu steak with signature sides. Add a caviar course to make it truly extraordinary. Every course is designed to build on the last.

Try Both at Blu' Steakhouse

The best way to decide? Visit us and experience both dishes prepared by our expert culinary team.

1900 Harrison St, Hollywood, FL | 754-260-5189

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best appetizer to order before a steak?

The Bone Marrow Flambé is our top recommendation — the tableside cognac flambe creates an exciting start. For lighter options, the Lobster Bisque or Classic Caesar pair beautifully with any steak.

How many courses should I order?

A classic steakhouse dinner includes 2-3 courses: an appetizer (or soup/salad), a main with sides, and possibly a shared dessert. For special occasions, add caviar as an intermediate course.

What are the best value options on the menu?

For appetizers, the Lobster Bisque ($16) and salads ($14) are excellent values. For mains, the Wagyu Burger ($25) and Half Roasted Chicken ($25) deliver fine dining quality at accessible prices.