Hilltop's early menu was small and focused on beef and a few other meat options as well as lobster pie and a few appetizers, desserts, and kids meals. Most meals came with a potato or vegetable, rolls and butter, and a salad. The salad had only one dressing option - oil and vinegar.[2] By the 1980s the menu had expanded to include more chicken and fish options as well as a bevy of side dishes. During successful years, the Hilltop was known for large portions of high-quality food at low prices.[1] In 2006 Zagat rated Hilltop's food as poor to fair. It was the only restaurant north of Boston to receive Zagat's lowest rating for quality of food.[20]
While i appreciate the recipe and growing up going to hilltop all the time, living in peabody ma, the lazy man's lobster casserole was always my favorite dish. Why this dish is delicious and i have made it numerous times, this recipe is identical to the new England yankee magazine's recipe. So I can not give more stars because i know this isn't the replicated hilltop recipe, but a classic new England version
Recipe For Hilltop Steakhouse Salad Dressing
One baked potato with cheese and sour cream, one garden salad with ranch dressing, 24 ounces of sirloin steak, three Cokes, a basketful of rolls, seven pats of butter, and two scoops of vanilla ice cream.
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When Nicholas Lambrinides served his first bowl of chili at that small hilltop restaurant overlooking the Cincinnati skyline in 1949, he didn't server it alone. He served it with a heaping bowl of deliciously light and crispy oyster crackers - the same crackers Skyline diners enjoy with their favorite Skyline dishes today, and the same crackers you can now enjoy at home. Serve them with your favorite Skyline entrée, with soups, salads, or any dish that calls for the great taste of Skyline original oyster crackers. 2ff7e9595c
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