When it comes to dining out, not all steakhouses are created equal. At ELDO Chophouse & Kitchen in El Dorado Hills, the focus is on quality—quality ingredients, quality drinks, and quality time. Located at 3909 Park Drive, this spot has mastered the art of turning simple ingredients into unforgettable dishes. Let’s dive into what makes this place worth your time (and appetite).

The Menu: Where Decadence Meets Comfort Food

Let’s talk about the food. ELDO’s menu is like a greatest hits album of indulgent eats. Here are some standouts:

• ELDO Chophouse Burger ($22): This isn’t your average burger. A juicy 8 oz Wagyu/Prime blend patty gets topped with white American cheese, onion jam, and their signature Eldo Sauce, all tucked into a house-made brioche onion bun. Fries or Caesar salad on the side? Yes, please.
• Mushroom & Black Truffle Risotto ($35): For those who like their comfort food with a side of luxury, this creamy risotto is packed with pickled beech mushrooms, taleggio cheese, and shaved black truffle. Fancy but still feels like a hug in a bowl.
• Pan Seared Halibut ($38): A dish that proves seafood can be just as indulgent as steak. Served with hollandaise, hashbrowns, and pickled shallots, it’s both rich and refreshing.
• Tomahawk Ribeye (40 oz) ($145): This is for the carnivores who don’t mess around. It’s massive, flavorful, and made to share—or not. Your call.
• The Ranch Platter ($250): Feeling indecisive? This platter throws together a 38 oz Tomahawk steak, Australian lamb chops, lobster tails, truffle fries, and grilled asparagus. It’s basically a feast on steroids.

And yes, vegetarians aren’t forgotten here—there are vegetarian options available upon request.

Steakhouse Meets Neighborhood Hangout

ELDO Chophouse was created by two friends who wanted to build the kind of place they’d want to hang out at. The result? A restaurant that feels upscale but not uptight. It’s the kind of spot where you can sip on a craft cocktail while debating whether to order the Wagyu filet or just go all-in on that Tomahawk Ribeye. The vibe is cozy yet polished—think warm lighting, modern decor, and an atmosphere that says “special occasion” without requiring you to dress up like it’s prom night.

Drinks That Deserve Their Own Spotlight

What pairs perfectly with a steak? A killer drink menu, obviously. ELDO takes its cocktails as seriously as its steaks. Whether you’re into classic Old Fashioneds or something more adventurous, there’s something here to wet your whistle. And if wine is more your thing, they have an impressive list of bottles at prices that won’t make you wince.

Location & Hours: When and Where to Find Them

You’ll find ELDO Chophouse at:3909 Park Dr., El Dorado Hills, CA 95762

As for when you can visit:

• Monday & Tuesday: Closed (because even steakhouses need beauty sleep)
• Wednesday–Thursday: 5 PM – 10 PM
• Friday–Saturday: 5 PM – 11 PM
• Sunday: 5 PM – 10 PM

Pro tip: Reservations are recommended but not required. Walk-ins are welcome if you’re feeling spontaneous.

Why ELDO Works

What makes ELDO stand out isn’t just the food—it’s the philosophy behind it. The owners wanted to create a place where quality ingredients shine without pretense. This means everything from the Wagyu steaks to the house-made sauces is crafted with care but served in an approachable way. So whether you’re celebrating something big or just want an excuse to eat truffle fries on a Wednesday night, ELDO Chophouse delivers every time.

Sources: eldochophouse.com, Eldo Chophouse & Kitchen Instagram Page
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