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    A wood-fired hearth anchors this Gold Coast steakhouse, casting the kind of light that makes everyone look like they have somewhere more important to be later. Maple & Ash leans hard into the party-steakhouse genre, with deep leather couches, clubby music, and a photo booth tucked somewhere in the multilevel room. Dry-aged cuts come in generous portions, and the seafood menu holds its own. The bar is a Top 10 U.S. Nominee at the Spirited Awards.

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    • Wagyu filet

      “a variety of options are available along with the 8-ounce, budget-busting Wagyu filet”

      AAA
    • Fire-roasted seafood tower

      “Then, a fire-roasted seafood tower is brought tableside, featuring lobster tail, scallops, Manila clams and king crab, all bathed in garlic butter, chili oil and served with house-made pasta.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Octopus and squid

      “Seafood lovers will find plenty to mull over too, like a tangle of octopus and squid, prepared in the wood-fueled oven and served with dill yogurt, arugula and roasted potatoes.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Sundae service

      “plus a fun sundae service”

      Eater

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