Best salad dressing in the metro?

[Easy180]

I know...Monumental thread here...And b4 someone says it I searched by Google to see if there was already a thread

Will have to go with the Ginger dressing at Shogun

[rcjunkie]

Hands down winner, house dressing a Cattleman's Steak House

[bluedogok]

I like the House dressing at The Nomad as well.

[jmarkross]

Hands down winner, house dressing a Cattleman's Steak House

That is too hilarious to even really comment on....

[MadMonk]

Hands down winner, house dressing a Cattleman's Steak House

My wife would agree with you, but I just don't see the appeal of the stuff. I can't think of another one that really stands out to me though.

[jmarkross]

Simple answer when one thinks about it...Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing...made from the envelope (NOT the bottle)...made with Hellmann's Mayo and half & half...give it a day to set up properly...

[jmarkross]

My wife would agree with you, but I just don't see the appeal of the stuff. I can't think of another one that really stands out to me though.

Worse thing about Cattleman's Dressing--is where you have to go to get it...

[PennyQuilts]

My wife would agree with you, but I just don't see the appeal of the stuff. I can't think of another one that really stands out to me though.

My husband says the same thing as your wife but I'm kind of meh about it, too.

[SoonerQueen]

I loved the old French dressing at Sirloin Stockade,the garlic French at Pick's Fine foods, Colonial dressing at Bob Evan's, house dressing at Nomad's,Sesame Ginger at Red Robin,Cattleman's dressing

[Wambo36]

Caesar dressing made at the table, from scratch, at Juniors.

[Dustin]

Cattleman's house dressing and the ranch that comes with your carrot and celery sticks at Wing Stop. We take big batches of that stuff home and use it as salad dressing!

[jstanthrnme]

My pick? The BBQ Ranch at Iron Starr!

[onthestrip]

My pick? The BBQ Ranch at Iron Starr!

I dont eat many house salads, usually a ceasar if anything, but got to go with this ^. That BBQ ranch is quite tasty

[phinzup]

Hands down winner, house dressing a Cattleman's Steak House

DITTO!!! No matter what jmarkross says.

[jmarkross]

Nothing...nothing...is easier to learn how to make than your own salad dressing. Taste is quite different with everyone...how hard is it to do it yourself? I would hate to be so helpless as to not know how...even mayonnaise is quite easy...it only takes a little learning and the right ingredients and the proper tools.

[jmarkross]

DITTO!!! No matter what jmarkross says.

I cannot help but feel these thoughts are based on advertising and not experience. Cattlemen's is a dirty place--old and shop-worn with sticky tables and crowded with people who saw advertising that is quite effective. I would like to know their REAL repeat customer rate...there just isn't anything there worth wanting twice. It WAS a good place in the 1960's...a very long time ago--and you can only live on memories so long...

[MadMonk]

I've only been to Cattleman's a few times, but I did enjoy the steaks and the "unique" atmosphere. I'm just not a fan of the salad dressing.

[tburn]

house dressing at VZDs - a garlic-y ranch

house italian at Flip's or the creamy cucumber at Flip's (maybe just in summer?)

Cattlemen's house dressing was featured on Food Network (Diners, Drive-ins & Dives ?)

[MadMonk]

After further reflection, I do recall that I am fond of the creamy garlic dressing at Charleston's.

[ImTheDude]

The basil balsamic vinaigrette at Signature Grill or the ceasar at Michaels.

[citizenkane]

I'm not a huge salad fan, but the salad dressing at Tokyo is my favorite.

[jmarkross]

I'm not a huge salad fan, but the salad dressing at Tokyo is my favorite.

Does Rosebud feel the same way?

[Steve]

Didn't know sleds could eat salad

[lasomeday]

The tomato basil vinigrette at Luigianos in Mustang is amazing!

[progressiveboy]

Agree on the Garlic French dressing at Pick's.