This place is like transporting to the 1970's or 80's (or as the young kids say, the 1900's) but in an absolutely fabulous way. The NY pepper steak is legit, ambiance is chill, and the service is simply top notch I usually order the same thing so can't comment on the rest of the menu, but we did dive into the chocolate cake last nite and WOW ... I shoulda ordered a cup of milk to go with it. Al was one of the most amusing servers I've ever had, his jokes and timing were impeccable. When I come back, I will request to be seated in his section

Three Flames is down the street from where I live but I never think to go there. Tonight I was craving a steak and decided to give them a try via DoorDash. My food arrived quickly and was still warm. I had the Three Flames Special Steak, which is tri-tip smothered with sautéed mushrooms. It was delicious and came exactly as I ordered it, medium rare. It was a thick cut, and I was full before finishing it. For sides I ordered a salad with thousand island and garlic mashed potatoes. Both were very good. I really enjoyed the creamy potatoes. The meal also came with mixed veggies, which is not my favorite, but I ate the cauliflower and liked it. Three Flames will probably be my new go-to for steak cravings.

The three Flames is an old school restaurant that has been around for decades. the owners are very attentive and converse with the guests. There is a bar on one side, and it has regular entertainment. When we got there there was a country band playing. the seating is comfortable and has an overall down home, classy vibe to it. it's good for celebrations like birthdays. I had the scallops,which were nice and big and had a tasty sauce.

This family-owned restaurant exceeded our expectations with its spacious and welcoming atmosphere. The generous portions, warm and delicious bread, and the inclusion of soup or salad made for a fantastic meal. From the moment we (a family of four) arrived until we left, the service was excellent. We were so eager to eat that I only managed to take pictures of the menus, as we devoured our meals--though we did have some tasty leftovers for the next day. With healthy options and reasonable prices, we'll definitely be coming back.

I love the vibe and Tuesday night jazz is something special - Modesto Briseno group is always swinging.

Our waiter was friendly and fast. The NY Peppered Steak was delicious. The prime rib was a bit dry but worth the money. The restaurant overall was clean and gave me old school mafia hangout vibes.

I've been really put off by the skyrocketing prices and pretentiousness at local steak houses, and I was looking for a more down-to-earth alternative. I found Three Flames on the web and decided to give it a try. From the outside it's a pretty nondescript place, located in an aging strip mall. The inside isn't any more inspiring. It's very dated, but it is clean and well-maintained. The menu is also a little old-fashioned, but it's pretty extensive... a wide selection of steak, lamb, veal, chicken, fish, and pasta dishes, plus specials. The service is really friendly and very helpful. It's the kind of place where, once you've been in a few times, they will greet you by name and stop at your table to say hello. But here's the good part: the food is GREAT. I've been back a couple of times with a friend, and we thoroughly enjoyed everything we've tried (including desserts!) They have a nice wine list and a full bar. I've done a little online research and found some old newspaper articles that mention Three Flames. Apparently it was once considered among the best restaurants in San Jose. Sadly, I think it's been forgotten by most people. It's not cool or trendy. It just offers great service, excellent food, and reasonable prices. And to me, that's exactly what a steak house should be.