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Top 50 Steakhouses in the World

The fifty best sushi counters in the world that are not in Japan. Three-Michelin Edomae in Hong Kong. The Sukiyabashi Jiro alumni in NYC, Bangkok, and Hong Kong. Nobu group flagships from Beverly Hills to Atlantis Palm. The Tokyo Edomae lineages transplanted to Singapore, London, Sydney, Dallas, and São Paulo. Each ranked, reviewed, and paired with a long form deep dive on the chef's lineage, the signature neta, and how to book the omakase counter.

At a glance

The fifty best steakhouses in the world are led by Peter Luger Brooklyn (1887), Keens Steakhouse Manhattan (1885), Don Julio Buenos Aires (World's 50 Best), Cote NYC (one Michelin Korean steakhouse), and Cut Beverly Hills (Wolfgang Puck). The list spans 13 cities across twelve steakhouse categories.

The steakhouse is the most-cited dining occasion in business travel and group dining. The query 'best steakhouses' returns sixty million results worldwide. The fifty rooms below are ranked on five steakhouse-specific variables: the beef program (USDA Prime, Wagyu A5, Argentine grass-fed, Yorkshire Longhorn, Sandanyama wagyu); the signature cut (porterhouse, bone-in ribeye, Kobe sirloin, the Carving Cart for two); the aging method (dry-aged 28 to 240 days, fresh Wagyu, Mina poached-then-grilled); the sides format (Italian-American, classic American chophouse, British sides, Argentine asado, Korean banchan); and the seasonal calibration. The cities span the global steakhouse map: NYC chophouses, Buenos Aires asados, London British chophouses, Vegas Strip flagships, Tokyo wagyu rooms.

The list deliberately spans steakhouse genres rather than ranking purely by Michelin tier. Peter Luger holds zero Michelin stars but is the most-cited steakhouse in the world. Don Julio is World's 50 Best Top 20. Cote NYC is one-Michelin Korean steakhouse. Cut Beverly Hills is Wolfgang Puck's celebrity steakhouse. Each clears the steakhouse test on a different variable.

Each entry below links to two further pages: the restaurant's full directory page on Restaurants for Kings, and a dedicated long form deep dive that covers the beef program, the signature cut, the aging method, and how to book.

19th Century NYC Chophouses

Manhattan and Brooklyn's three 19th-century chophouses still in operation. Peter Luger (1887 Williamsburg German beer hall turned steakhouse), Keens Steakhouse (1885 Garment District with the 90,000 churchwarden pipes), Gallaghers Steakhouse (1927 Theatre District with the dry-aging window). Plus Smith and Wollensky NYC (1977), Minetta Tavern (1937), and The Grill NYC (Major Food Group's mid-century Manhattan steakhouse revival inside the 1958 Seagram Building).

Cities: New York

#1

Peter Luger

Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York · Steakhouse · $$$

Sushi 1887 Brooklyn institution
1887 Williamsburg German beer hall turned steakhouse. The most architecturally institutional 19th century steakhouse in Brooklyn; the Tannenbaum family has run it since 1950.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: Porterhouse for two; the Luger porterhouse is the most-cited single steak in the United States

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 to 35 days in the Luger basement aging rooms

Sides format: Porterhouse for two; the Luger porterhouse is the most-cited single steak in the United States

Best seat: German-American sides: creamed spinach, hash browns, the Luger sauce on the side

Address: 178 Broadway, Williamsburg
Best seat: Wooden booth in the front dining room
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for prime weekend slots
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person; cash only
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#2

Keens Steakhouse

Garment District, New York · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi 1885 Manhattan institution
1885. The most architecturally preserved 19th century steakhouse in New York. The 90,000 churchwarden pipes hanging from every ceiling have belonged to Theodore Roosevelt, Babe Ruth, Albert Einstein, and J.P. Morgan.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus signature mutton chop

Signature cut: The Keens mutton chop (a 26-ounce bone-in mutton, the only one of its kind in NYC); plus the porterhouse

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Keens mutton chop (a 26-ounce bone-in mutton, the only one of its kind in NYC); plus the porterhouse

Best seat: Classic chophouse sides: creamed spinach, baked potato, the Keens scotch flight

Address: 72 West 36th Street
Best seat: The Bull Moose Room (Theodore Roosevelt's), or the Lincoln Room
Best season: Year round; holiday season November to January peak
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for the historic rooms
Dinner price: 180 to 260 USD per person
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#4

Cote NYC

Flatiron, New York · Korean Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi One Michelin Star
Simon Kim's one Michelin Korean steakhouse. The smokeless grill at the table, the butcher's feast for the centre, and the most photographed steakhouse bachelorette dinner in NYC.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime plus Wagyu A5 with smokeless grill at the table

Signature cut: Dry-aged USDA Prime tomahawk; the Wagyu A5 sirloin; the butcher's feast

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 to 45 days; Cote operates its own dry-aging room

Sides format: Dry-aged USDA Prime tomahawk; the Wagyu A5 sirloin; the butcher's feast

Best seat: Korean banchan: kimchi, bibimbap stone bowl, sesame leaves, Korean BBQ sauces

Address: 16 West 22nd Street, Flatiron
Best seat: Centre dining room ten top with the smokeless grill
Best season: Year round; bachelorette and Flatiron season fill four months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday smokeless grill slots
Dinner price: 180 to 260 USD per person before wine
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#9

Carbone NYC

Greenwich Village, New York · Italian American Chophouse · $$$$

Sushi Two Michelin Stars
The most photographed Italian American chophouse in New York. The Caesar prepared tableside, the spicy rigatoni vodka, and the veal parmigiana that operates as an Italian American steakhouse.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime, dry-aged Italian American chophouse style

Signature cut: The Carbone veal parmigiana for the table; the Carbone bone-in ribeye; the lobster fra diavolo

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days

Sides format: The Carbone veal parmigiana for the table; the Carbone bone-in ribeye; the lobster fra diavolo

Best seat: Italian American chophouse: Caesar tableside, spicy rigatoni vodka, baked clams oreganata

Address: 181 Thompson Street, Greenwich Village
Best seat: Back banquette ten top under the chandeliers
Best season: Year round; weekends fill twelve weeks ahead
Booking lead: 10 to 14 weeks for prime Saturday slots
Dinner price: 200 to 280 USD per person before wine
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#13

The Grill NYC

Midtown East, New York · Mid-Century Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Two Michelin Stars (historically)
Major Food Group's mid-century Manhattan steakhouse revival inside the Seagram Building. Philip Johnson's original 1958 dining room preserved; the Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi, Jeff Zalaznick reinvention.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged, mid-century Manhattan steakhouse style

Signature cut: The Grill prime rib trolley; the Dover sole tableside service

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Grill prime rib trolley; the Dover sole tableside service

Best seat: Mid-century Manhattan sides: hashed brown potatoes, creamed spinach, the famous duck press service

Address: 99 East 52nd Street, Seagram Building
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under Philip Johnson's original 1958 ceiling
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for prime weekend tables
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person before wine
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#17

Minetta Tavern

Greenwich Village, New York · American Tavern Steakhouse · $$$

Sushi 1937 Greenwich Village institution
1937 Greenwich Village tavern. Keith McNally's revived classic with the Black Label burger that became Manhattan's most-cited burger of the 2010s.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus the Black Label dry-aged ground burger

Signature cut: The Black Label burger (the most-cited NYC burger); the Cote de Boeuf for two; the steak frites

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 to 45 days; the Black Label burger uses dry-aged ground

Sides format: The Black Label burger (the most-cited NYC burger); the Cote de Boeuf for two; the steak frites

Best seat: American tavern sides: hand-cut frites, bordelaise, marrow on toast

Address: 113 MacDougal Street
Best seat: Booth at the back wall under the original literary photographs
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 2 to 6 weeks
Dinner price: 120 to 200 USD per person
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#18

Smith and Wollensky NYC

Midtown East, New York · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Manhattan steakhouse since 1977
Manhattan's most architecturally classical 1970s steakhouse. The green-and-white awning, the whole sirloin, and the wine list with the most extensive American steakhouse American whiskey selection.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Smith and Wollensky USDA prime tomahawk; the bone-in ribeye

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Smith and Wollensky USDA prime tomahawk; the bone-in ribeye

Best seat: Classic American sides: creamed spinach, hashed brown potatoes, the famous Smith and Wollensky onion rings

Address: 797 Third Avenue, Midtown East
Best seat: Centre dining room booth four top under the green-and-white awning
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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#50

Gallaghers Steakhouse

Theatre District, New York · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi 1927 Theatre District institution
1927 Theatre District steakhouse. The most architecturally institutional pre-theatre steakhouse in Times Square; the famous dry-aging window facing 52nd Street.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Gallaghers porterhouse; the bone-in ribeye; the famous dry-aging window display

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 28 days in-house with the public dry-aging window display

Sides format: The Gallaghers porterhouse; the bone-in ribeye; the famous dry-aging window display

Best seat: Classic American sides: creamed spinach, hashed brown potatoes, the famous Gallaghers onion rings

Address: 228 West 52nd Street
Best seat: Centre dining room booth under the framed Theatre District photographs
Best season: Year round; theatre season fills two weeks ahead
Booking lead: 2 to 6 weeks
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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Argentine Asados

Buenos Aires asado parrilla. Don Julio (Pablo Rivero, World's 50 Best Top 20), La Cabrera (the famous fifteen-sides format), Fogon Asado (the modern asado tasting menu format that lifted Argentine asado cuisine into a fine-dining register).

Cities: Buenos Aires

#3

Don Julio

Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires · Argentine Asado · $$$

Sushi World's 50 Best Top 20
Pablo Rivero's Palermo asado parrilla. World's 50 Best Top 20. The most consistently celebrated Argentine asado outside Argentina's borders, but the original is here.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value9/10

Beef program: Free-range Argentine grass-fed Hereford and Aberdeen Angus; the bife de chorizo and ojo de bife

Signature cut: Bife de chorizo (sirloin strip steak) and ojo de bife (ribeye); the asador-cooked rib eye is canonical

Aging method: Dry-aged 30 to 45 days in the Don Julio aging chamber

Sides format: Bife de chorizo (sirloin strip steak) and ojo de bife (ribeye); the asador-cooked rib eye is canonical

Best seat: Argentine asado: chimichurri, salsa criolla, provoleta cheese, grilled vegetables

Address: Guatemala 4699, Palermo
Best seat: Centre dining room four top under the wine library wall
Best season: Year round; March to May the Argentine autumn peak
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for prime weekend tables
Dinner price: 60 to 110 USD per person
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#6

La Cabrera

Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires · Argentine Asado · $$

Sushi Buenos Aires asado institution since 2002
The most architecturally famous Buenos Aires asado-with-the-fifteen-sides format. Each steak arrives with fifteen small dishes of sides at no extra charge. The most photographed Argentine asado plate in the world.
Food9/10
Ambience9/10
Value10/10

Beef program: Free-range Argentine grass-fed Hereford and Aberdeen Angus

Signature cut: The 'Tabla La Cabrera' tasting flight; bife de chorizo with the famous fifteen sides format

Aging method: Dry-aged 30 days in-house

Sides format: The 'Tabla La Cabrera' tasting flight; bife de chorizo with the famous fifteen sides format

Best seat: Fifteen accompaniments per main: chimichurri, salsa criolla, smashed potato, eggplant, beans, caramelised onions

Address: Cabrera 5099, Palermo
Best seat: Centre dining room four top
Best season: Year round; March to May the Argentine autumn peak
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 45 to 90 USD per person
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#19

Fogon Asado

Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires · Modern Argentine Asado · $$$

Sushi Buenos Aires modern asado experience
Buenos Aires modern asado tasting menu format. The four-course asado tasting that lifted Argentine steakhouse cuisine into a fine-dining register.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value9/10

Beef program: Free-range Argentine grass-fed Hereford and Aberdeen Angus

Signature cut: The four-course asado tasting; the entrana (skirt steak); the bife de chorizo

Aging method: Dry-aged 30 days

Sides format: The four-course asado tasting; the entrana (skirt steak); the bife de chorizo

Best seat: Argentine chimichurri, provoleta, smoked vegetables

Address: Honduras 5099, Palermo
Best seat: Centre dining room four top under the asador open kitchen
Best season: Year round; March to May the Argentine autumn peak
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 55 to 100 USD per person
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Korean Steakhouses

Cote NYC (Simon Kim's one-Michelin Korean steakhouse, the smokeless grill at the table) and Cote Las Vegas at the Venetian. The Korean banchan plus dry-aged USDA Prime tomahawk format invented at Cote Flatiron.

Cities: Las Vegas

#14

Cote Las Vegas

The Strip, Las Vegas · Korean Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi One Michelin Star
Cote at the Venetian. The Korean steakhouse format with table-side smokeless grills, the butcher's feast for the centre, and the bachelorette dinner that does steakhouse and group photo together.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime plus Wagyu A5 with smokeless grill at the table

Signature cut: Dry-aged USDA Prime tomahawk; Wagyu A5 sirloin; butcher's feast

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 to 45 days in-house

Sides format: Dry-aged USDA Prime tomahawk; Wagyu A5 sirloin; butcher's feast

Best seat: Korean banchan: kimchi, bibimbap stone bowl, sesame leaves, Korean BBQ sauces

Address: Venetian Resort, 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd
Best seat: Centre dining room ten top with the smokeless grill
Best season: Year round; Vegas weekends fill four months ahead
Booking lead: 10 to 14 weeks for Saturday private dining slots
Dinner price: 180 to 260 USD per person before wine
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#21

SW Steakhouse

The Strip, Las Vegas · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Wynn Las Vegas flagship steakhouse
Wynn Las Vegas's flagship steakhouse facing the Lake of Dreams. The Strip's most architecturally cinematic steakhouse with the choreographed water-and-light show.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus Japanese A5 Wagyu

Signature cut: The SW Bone-in ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 28 days

Sides format: The SW Bone-in ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Best seat: Modern American sides: au gratin potato, the SW steakhouse special creamed spinach

Address: Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 S Las Vegas Blvd
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette facing the Lake of Dreams
Best season: Year round; Vegas weekends fill three months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for prime weekend tables
Dinner price: 200 to 290 USD per person
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#22

Charlie Palmer Steak

The Strip, Las Vegas · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Charlie Palmer Group Vegas
Charlie Palmer's Four Seasons Las Vegas steakhouse. The most architecturally institutional Charlie Palmer Group room on the Strip; classic American steakhouse format.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Charlie Palmer porterhouse; the bone-in ribeye

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Charlie Palmer porterhouse; the bone-in ribeye

Best seat: Classic American sides: creamed spinach, hash brown, the Charlie Palmer scotch flight

Address: Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, 3960 S Las Vegas Blvd
Best seat: Window dining room ten top facing the Las Vegas Strip
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person
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#23

Gordon Ramsay Steak

The Strip, Las Vegas · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Gordon Ramsay group
Gordon Ramsay's flagship Vegas steakhouse at Paris Las Vegas. The most architecturally cinematic British steakhouse on the Strip; Beef Wellington tableside.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus signature Beef Wellington

Signature cut: Beef Wellington carved tableside; the Gordon Ramsay porterhouse

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: Beef Wellington carved tableside; the Gordon Ramsay porterhouse

Best seat: British sides: hand-cut chips, Yorkshire pudding, classic chophouse vegetables

Address: Paris Las Vegas, 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top
Best season: Year round; Vegas weekends fill three months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 200 to 290 USD per person
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#24

Delmonico Steakhouse Las Vegas

The Strip, Las Vegas · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Emeril Lagasse Vegas
Emeril Lagasse's Venetian steakhouse, named for the original 1837 NYC Delmonico's. The most architecturally institutional Emeril room on the Strip.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus Wagyu

Signature cut: The Delmonico bone-in ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Delmonico bone-in ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Best seat: New Orleans-influenced sides: the famous Emeril fried green tomatoes

Address: The Venetian Resort, 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person
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#25

Stripsteak Las Vegas

The Strip, Las Vegas · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Michael Mina concept
Michael Mina's Mandalay Bay steakhouse. The Mina-method poached-then-grilled beef preparation that turned Stripsteak into the chef-driven Strip steakhouse.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime, Japanese A5 Wagyu, plus the Mina poached-then-grilled preparation

Signature cut: The Mina poached-then-grilled bone-in ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 28 days plus Mina sous-vide poaching

Sides format: The Mina poached-then-grilled bone-in ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Best seat: Modern American sides: tater tots, charred rapini, mushroom risotto

Address: Mandalay Bay, 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top
Best season: Year round; Vegas weekends fill three months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person
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#26

Prime Steakhouse Las Vegas

The Strip, Las Vegas · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Bellagio flagship steakhouse
Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Bellagio steakhouse with the fountain views. The most architecturally institutional French-influenced steakhouse on the Strip.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Prime bone-in ribeye; the porterhouse for two

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Prime bone-in ribeye; the porterhouse for two

Best seat: French-American sides: pommes Anna, creamed spinach, the famous Prime sauce trio

Address: Bellagio Resort, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd
Best seat: Window dining banquette ten top facing the Bellagio fountains
Best season: Year round; Vegas weekends fill three months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday Bellagio fountain slots
Dinner price: 200 to 290 USD per person before wine
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#27

Carbone Riviera

The Strip, Las Vegas · Italian American Chophouse · $$$$

Sushi Major Food Group Riviera concept
Carbone Riviera at Fontainebleau Las Vegas. The Carbone Italian-American chophouse register at the Strip's most-photographed new resort.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime, dry-aged Italian American chophouse style

Signature cut: Veal parmigiana for the table; the Carbone bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower for the centre

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days

Sides format: Veal parmigiana for the table; the Carbone bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower for the centre

Best seat: Italian Riviera sides: the spicy rigatoni vodka, baked clams oreganata, lobster fra diavolo

Address: Fontainebleau Las Vegas, 2777 S Las Vegas Blvd
Best seat: Riviera private dining banquette twelve top
Best season: Year round; Vegas weekends fill four months ahead
Booking lead: 10 to 14 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 240 to 320 USD per person before wine
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Wolfgang Puck and Mastros

Cut Beverly Hills (Wolfgang Puck's Wagyu carving cart at the Beverly Wilshire), Cut by Wolfgang Puck Singapore (Marina Bay Sands), Mastros Beverly Hills (the Mastros mothership), Mastros Steakhouse LA, Mastros Penthouse rooftop Beverly Hills.

Cities: Beverly Hills · Los Angeles · Singapore

#5

Cut Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Wolfgang Puck steakhouse
Wolfgang Puck's Beverly Wilshire steakhouse. The Richard Meier room, the Wagyu carving cart, and the steakhouse register that turns into the bachelorette photograph.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime, Japanese A5 Wagyu, dry-aged plus the Wagyu carving cart

Signature cut: Wagyu carving cart for the centre; the bone marrow flan; the porterhouse

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 35 days; A5 Wagyu fresh

Sides format: Wagyu carving cart for the centre; the bone marrow flan; the porterhouse

Best seat: Modernist sides: bone marrow flan, mac-and-cheese, charred okra

Address: Beverly Wilshire Hotel, 9500 Wilshire Boulevard
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top
Best season: Year round; awards season weekends fill three months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 200 to 280 USD per person
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#8

Mastros Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Mastros Steakhouse Beverly Hills flagship
The Beverly Hills flagship of the Mastros steakhouse group. The famous side of fries, the seafood tower, and the live piano. The most consistent celebrity-density steakhouse in Beverly Hills.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus Wagyu A5

Signature cut: Mastros bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower starter; the warm butter cake

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: Mastros bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower starter; the warm butter cake

Best seat: Mastros sides: lobster mashed potato, gorgonzola macaroni, the warm butter cake

Address: 246 N Canon Drive, Beverly Hills
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top under the live piano
Best season: Year round; awards season weekends fill four months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday banquette slots
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person before wine
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#20

Cut by Wolfgang Puck Singapore

Marina Bay, Singapore · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Wolfgang Puck Singapore
Wolfgang Puck's Marina Bay Sands steakhouse. The most architecturally elegant Cut location with the open kitchen and the Marina Bay views.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime, Japanese A5 Wagyu, plus dry-aged Australian Wagyu

Signature cut: Wagyu carving cart for the centre; bone marrow flan; A5 Wagyu sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 35 days; A5 Wagyu fresh

Sides format: Wagyu carving cart for the centre; bone marrow flan; A5 Wagyu sirloin

Best seat: Modernist sides: bone marrow flan, mac-and-cheese, charred okra

Address: Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top with Marina Bay views
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 300 to 450 SGD per person
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#42

Mastros Steakhouse LA

LA, Los Angeles · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Mastros LA flagship
The Mastros Los Angeles outpost. Same Mastros register as Beverly Hills with the LA business-class clientele.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus Wagyu A5

Signature cut: Mastros bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower starter; the warm butter cake

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: Mastros bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower starter; the warm butter cake

Best seat: Mastros sides: lobster mashed potato, gorgonzola macaroni, the warm butter cake

Address: 246 N Canon Drive (BH duplicate; LA branch at Wilshire)
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top under the live piano
Best season: Year round; awards season weekends fill four months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person before wine
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#43

Mastros Penthouse Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Mastros Penthouse Beverly Hills
Mastros' rooftop penthouse above the Beverly Hills flagship. The most architecturally cinematic Mastros location with the rooftop bar and the fire pit.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus Wagyu A5

Signature cut: Mastros bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower starter; the rooftop bar program

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: Mastros bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower starter; the rooftop bar program

Best seat: Mastros sides plus the rooftop bar program

Address: 246 N Canon Drive, Beverly Hills (Penthouse level)
Best seat: Rooftop banquette ten top under the fire pit
Best season: Year round; awards season weekends fill four months ahead
Booking lead: 10 to 14 weeks for Saturday rooftop slots
Dinner price: 200 to 320 USD per person before wine
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#44

Musso and Frank Grill

Hollywood, Los Angeles · Hollywood Steakhouse · $$$

Sushi 1919 Hollywood institution
1919 Hollywood Boulevard institution. The most architecturally institutional Hollywood steakhouse since the silent film era; Charlie Chaplin, Humphrey Bogart, and Frank Sinatra all dined here.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged Hollywood-stockyard beef

Signature cut: The Musso and Frank bone-in ribeye; the famous chicken pot pie; the silver cocktail trolley

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 28 days

Sides format: The Musso and Frank bone-in ribeye; the famous chicken pot pie; the silver cocktail trolley

Best seat: Old Hollywood sides: the famous Musso and Frank cocktail trolley, the manhattan, the silver candle service

Address: 6667 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood
Best seat: Centre dining room booth under the framed Hollywood Walk of Fame photographs
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 120 to 200 USD per person
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#45

Lawrys Prime Rib

Beverly Hills, Los Angeles · Prime Rib Steakhouse · $$$

Sushi 1938 Hollywood institution
Lawrys Prime Rib since 1938. The most architecturally institutional prime rib house in Hollywood; the silver carving carts and the spinning salad bowl service.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged prime rib only

Signature cut: The Lawrys prime rib (cuts: California, English, Diamond Jim Brady, Lawrys Cut); the silver carving cart

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 days; Lawrys carves only prime rib

Sides format: The Lawrys prime rib (cuts: California, English, Diamond Jim Brady, Lawrys Cut); the silver carving cart

Best seat: The Lawrys spinning salad bowl service; Yorkshire pudding; mashed potato

Address: 100 N La Cienega Boulevard, Beverly Hills
Best seat: Centre dining room booth under the silver carving cart pass
Best season: Year round; Christmas season December peak
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 120 to 200 USD per person
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#47

Steak 48 Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Mastros family Steak 48 group
Mastros family's Steak 48 Beverly Hills outpost. The Beverly Hills business-dining steakhouse with the open kitchen and the chef's table format.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus Wagyu A5

Signature cut: The Steak 48 bone-in ribeye; the chef's table tasting

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Steak 48 bone-in ribeye; the chef's table tasting

Best seat: Modern American sides: au gratin potato, the Steak 48 creamed spinach, the chef's table tasting

Address: 440 N Canon Drive, Beverly Hills
Best seat: Chef's table seat at the open kitchen pass
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 200 to 280 USD per person
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Hawksmoor and London Chophouses

The Hawksmoor group's three Mayfair, Borough, and Guildhall locations (Yorkshire Longhorn dry-aged 35 days). Goodman Mayfair (Russian-British steakhouse), Le Relais de Venise Marylebone (the entrecote-only walk-in institution since 1959).

Cities: London

#7

Hawksmoor Air Street

Mayfair, London · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Hawksmoor flagship Mayfair
The Mayfair Hawksmoor flagship in the 1920s former Regent Street air-shaft building. Will Beckett's flagship of the most architecturally preserved British steakhouse group.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: Aged Yorkshire Longhorn beef, dry-aged 35 days in-house

Signature cut: The Hawksmoor porterhouse; the Chateaubriand for two; the Sunday roast

Aging method: Dry-aged 35 days in-house British Longhorn

Sides format: The Hawksmoor porterhouse; the Chateaubriand for two; the Sunday roast

Best seat: British chophouse sides: dripping fries, bone marrow, fresh beetroot salad

Address: 5 Air Street, Mayfair
Best seat: Centre dining room booth four top under the original 1920s ceiling
Best season: Year round; Sunday roast fills four weeks ahead
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 100 to 180 GBP per person
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#10

Goodman Mayfair

Mayfair, London · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi London Mayfair Russian steakhouse
London's most architecturally Russian steakhouse. The Goodman family's three Mayfair locations; the original Maddox Street is the most consistent.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime, Australian Black Angus, plus Wagyu

Signature cut: The Goodman bone-in ribeye; the Sunday roast; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 to 35 days in-house

Sides format: The Goodman bone-in ribeye; the Sunday roast; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Best seat: Russian steakhouse sides: pelmeni, bone marrow, classic chophouse vegetables

Address: 26 Maddox Street, Mayfair
Best seat: Centre dining room booth four top under the chandeliers
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 100 to 180 GBP per person
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#12

Hawksmoor Borough

Borough, London · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Hawksmoor group
Hawksmoor's Borough Market location. The London Bridge market-adjacent steakhouse, the most photographed Hawksmoor for the after-Borough-Market lunch.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: Aged Yorkshire Longhorn beef, dry-aged 35 days

Signature cut: The Hawksmoor porterhouse; the Chateaubriand for two; the Sunday roast

Aging method: Dry-aged 35 days in-house British Longhorn

Sides format: The Hawksmoor porterhouse; the Chateaubriand for two; the Sunday roast

Best seat: British chophouse sides: dripping fries, bone marrow, fresh beetroot salad

Address: 16 Winchester Walk, London Bridge
Best seat: Centre dining room booth four top
Best season: Year round; Sunday roast fills four weeks ahead
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 100 to 180 GBP per person
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#16

Hawksmoor Guildhall

City of London, London · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Hawksmoor City of London
Hawksmoor's City of London location near the Guildhall. The financial district steakhouse for the City lunch and the post-trading-floor dinner.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: Aged Yorkshire Longhorn beef, dry-aged 35 days

Signature cut: The Hawksmoor porterhouse; the Chateaubriand for two

Aging method: Dry-aged 35 days in-house British Longhorn

Sides format: The Hawksmoor porterhouse; the Chateaubriand for two

Best seat: British chophouse sides: dripping fries, bone marrow, fresh beetroot salad

Address: 10 Basinghall Street, City of London
Best seat: Centre dining room booth four top
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 100 to 180 GBP per person
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#48

Le Relais de Venise

Marylebone, London · Entrecote Steak Frites · $$

Sushi London entrecote institution since 1959
London's most architecturally famous entrecote-only steakhouse since 1959. One menu (entrecote with the famous green sauce, hand-cut frites, and a salad starter); no reservations.
Food9/10
Ambience9/10
Value10/10

Beef program: Argentine grass-fed entrecote (sirloin steak); single-cut steakhouse

Signature cut: The Le Relais entrecote with the famous green sauce

Aging method: Aged 21 days; specifically calibrated for the entrecote cut

Sides format: The Le Relais entrecote with the famous green sauce

Best seat: The famous Le Relais green sauce, hand-cut frites, the salad starter

Address: 120 Marylebone Lane, Marylebone
Best seat: Centre dining room booth four top
Best season: Year round; lunch fills 30 minutes ahead, dinner walk-in only
Booking lead: Walk-in only; no reservations
Dinner price: 30 to 50 GBP per person
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Miami Steakhouses

Bourbon Steak Miami (Michael Mina at Turnberry Isle), Papi Steak (the Beef Case Wagyu reveal), Prime 112 (Myles Chefetz's Ocean Drive flagship since 2004), Smith Wollensky Miami (Government Cut waterfront), The Capital Grille Brickell, Ocean Prime Brickell.

Cities: Miami

#28

Bourbon Steak Miami

Aventura, Miami · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Michael Mina concept Miami
Michael Mina's Turnberry Isle steakhouse. The Aventura institutional steakhouse with the Mina poached-then-grilled preparation.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime, A5 Wagyu, the Mina poaching method

Signature cut: The Mina poached-then-grilled ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 28 days; Mina sous-vide poaching

Sides format: The Mina poached-then-grilled ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Best seat: Modern American sides: tater tots, charred rapini, the Bourbon Steak fries

Address: Turnberry Isle Resort, 19999 West Country Club Drive, Aventura
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top
Best season: October to April peak; Miami summer quieter
Booking lead: 6 to 10 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person
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#29

Papi Steak

South Beach, Miami · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Papi Steak Hospitality flagship
The 'Beef Case' theatrical Wagyu reveal, the gold-plated steak knives, and the bottle parade with sparklers. Papi Steak invented the modern Miami bachelorette steakhouse.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value6/10

Beef program: Wagyu A5 plus USDA Prime

Signature cut: The Beef Case wagyu reveal; the Wagyu tomahawk for the table; the seafood tower starter

Aging method: Wagyu A5 fresh; USDA Prime dry-aged 28 days

Sides format: The Beef Case wagyu reveal; the Wagyu tomahawk for the table; the seafood tower starter

Best seat: South Beach steakhouse sides: the seafood tower, gold-plated steak knives, the sparkler bottle parade

Address: 736 1st Street, Miami Beach
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top
Best season: October to April peak; weekends fill four months ahead
Booking lead: 10 to 14 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 250 to 380 USD per person
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#30

Prime 112

South Beach, Miami · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Myles Restaurant Group flagship
Myles Chefetz's South Beach steakhouse since 2004. The most architecturally institutional Ocean Drive steakhouse with the framed celebrity photograph wall.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value7/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Prime 112 bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower for the centre

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Prime 112 bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower for the centre

Best seat: South Beach steakhouse sides: au gratin potato, creamed spinach, the famous Prime 112 onion rings

Address: 112 Ocean Drive, South Beach
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under the celebrity photograph wall
Best season: October to April peak
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 200 to 280 USD per person
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#31

Smith Wollensky Miami

South Beach, Miami · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Smith and Wollensky group
Smith and Wollensky's South Beach location overlooking Government Cut. The most consistently institutional waterfront steakhouse in Miami.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Smith and Wollensky USDA prime tomahawk; the bone-in ribeye

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Smith and Wollensky USDA prime tomahawk; the bone-in ribeye

Best seat: Classic American sides: creamed spinach, hashed brown potatoes, the famous onion rings

Address: 1 Washington Avenue, South Beach
Best seat: Window banquette ten top facing Government Cut
Best season: October to April peak
Booking lead: 6 to 10 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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#32

The Capital Grille Miami

Brickell, Miami · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Darden Group
Capital Grille's Brickell financial district steakhouse. The most consistent business-dining steakhouse in Miami; the wine list rivals NYC's best.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Capital Grille bone-in ribeye; the Kona-crusted dry-aged sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Capital Grille bone-in ribeye; the Kona-crusted dry-aged sirloin

Best seat: Capital Grille sides: au gratin potato, creamed spinach, the famous Kona-crusted ribeye

Address: 444 Brickell Avenue, Brickell
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under the wine cabinet
Best season: October to April peak
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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#33

Ocean Prime Miami

Brickell, Miami · Steakhouse Seafood · $$$$

Sushi Cameron Mitchell Restaurants
Cameron Mitchell's Brickell steakhouse-seafood combo. The most consistent business-dining steakhouse-and-seafood format in Miami.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime plus the Ocean Prime seafood program

Signature cut: The Ocean Prime bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower for the centre

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days

Sides format: The Ocean Prime bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower for the centre

Best seat: Modern American sides: au gratin potato, the Ocean Prime cocktail program

Address: 1410 Brickell Avenue, Brickell
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under the chandelier
Best season: October to April peak
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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Chicago Chophouses

Gibsons Steakhouse Rush Street (1989 institution), Chicago Cut Steakhouse (River North flagship), Gene and Georgetti (1941 Italian-American institution), Swift and Sons (Boka Restaurant Group Fulton Market), Smith and Wollensky Chicago, The Capital Grille Streeterville.

Cities: Chicago

#15

Gibsons Steakhouse

Gold Coast, Chicago · Steakhouse · $$$

Sushi Chicago Rush Street institution since 1989
Chicago's most architecturally institutional Rush Street steakhouse since 1989. The Gibsons sirloin, the live piano, and the Chicago politics-and-sports clientele.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged Chicago stockyard beef

Signature cut: The Gibsons sirloin; the bone-in ribeye; the famous Gibsons turtle pie dessert

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 28 days

Sides format: The Gibsons sirloin; the bone-in ribeye; the famous Gibsons turtle pie dessert

Best seat: Chicago chophouse sides: the famous large baked potato, creamed spinach, hash browns

Address: 1028 North Rush Street, Gold Coast
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under the bar
Best season: Year round; Bears football season fills three weeks ahead
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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#34

Chicago Cut Steakhouse

River North, Chicago · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Chicago River North flagship
Chicago River North steakhouse with the Chicago River views. The most architecturally elegant business-dining steakhouse in Chicago.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Chicago Cut bone-in ribeye; the Kobe Wagyu sirloin; the famous Chicago Cut tomahawk

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 to 35 days in-house

Sides format: The Chicago Cut bone-in ribeye; the Kobe Wagyu sirloin; the famous Chicago Cut tomahawk

Best seat: Chicago chophouse sides: au gratin potato, asparagus, creamed spinach

Address: 300 N LaSalle Boulevard, River North
Best seat: Window banquette ten top facing the Chicago River
Best season: Year round; Bears football season fills three weeks ahead
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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#35

Gene and Georgetti

River North, Chicago · Italian Steakhouse · $$$

Sushi 1941 Chicago institution
Chicago's most architecturally Italian-American steakhouse since 1941. The Gene and Georgetti famous Italian beef sandwich and the chophouse register.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged Chicago stockyard beef

Signature cut: The Gene and Georgetti bone-in ribeye; the famous garbage salad with antipasto

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days

Sides format: The Gene and Georgetti bone-in ribeye; the famous garbage salad with antipasto

Best seat: Italian-American sides: garbage salad, hash browns, the famous Italian beef

Address: 500 North Franklin Street, River North
Best seat: Centre dining room booth under the framed photographs of celebrities since 1941
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 100 to 180 USD per person
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#36

Swift and Sons

Fulton Market, Chicago · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Boka Restaurant Group flagship
Boka Restaurant Group's Fulton Market steakhouse. The most architecturally elegant Chicago modern steakhouse with the open kitchen and the dry-aging chamber on display.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus Wagyu

Signature cut: The Swift and Sons bone-in ribeye; the Wagyu Tomahawk for the table; the famous Swift seafood tower

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 to 45 days in-house

Sides format: The Swift and Sons bone-in ribeye; the Wagyu Tomahawk for the table; the famous Swift seafood tower

Best seat: Modern American sides: brown butter potato, the Swift creamed spinach

Address: 1000 W Fulton Market, Fulton Market
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under the dry-aging chamber
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 6 to 10 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 180 to 260 USD per person
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#37

Smith and Wollensky Chicago

River North, Chicago · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Smith and Wollensky group
Smith and Wollensky's Chicago River location with the Chicago River views. The most consistent waterfront chophouse in Chicago.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The USDA prime tomahawk; the bone-in ribeye

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The USDA prime tomahawk; the bone-in ribeye

Best seat: Classic American sides: creamed spinach, hashed brown potatoes, the famous onion rings

Address: 318 N State Street, River North
Best seat: Window banquette ten top facing the Chicago River
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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#38

The Capital Grille Chicago

Streeterville, Chicago · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Darden Group
Capital Grille's Chicago Streeterville location. The Magnificent Mile institutional steakhouse with the wine list rivalled only by NYC's Capital Grille.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Capital Grille bone-in ribeye; the Kona-crusted dry-aged sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 21 to 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Capital Grille bone-in ribeye; the Kona-crusted dry-aged sirloin

Best seat: Capital Grille sides: au gratin potato, creamed spinach, the famous Kona-crusted ribeye

Address: 633 N St. Clair Street, Streeterville
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under the wine cabinet
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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Texas Steakhouses

Dallas's three flagship steakhouses. Bobs Steak and Chop House Oak Lawn (1993, the famous glazed carrot), Del Friscos Far North Dallas (the Texas business-dining institution), Knife Steakhouse Highland Park (John Tesar's 240-day dry-aged ribeye).

Cities: Dallas

#39

Bobs Steak and Chop House

Oak Lawn, Dallas · Steakhouse · $$$

Sushi Texas chophouse since 1993
Texas's most consistently institutional steakhouse since 1993. The Dallas Oak Lawn flagship; Bob Sambol's chop-house format with the famous glazed carrot.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged Texas-stockyard beef

Signature cut: The Bob's bone-in ribeye; the famous Bob's glazed carrot; the chocolate cake

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days

Sides format: The Bob's bone-in ribeye; the famous Bob's glazed carrot; the chocolate cake

Best seat: Texas chophouse sides: the famous Bob's glazed carrot, creamed corn, smoked brisket

Address: 4300 Lemmon Avenue, Oak Lawn
Best seat: Centre dining room booth under the chandeliers
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 2 to 6 weeks
Dinner price: 100 to 180 USD per person
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#40

Del Friscos Dallas

Far North Dallas, Dallas · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Del Frisco's Restaurant Group
Del Frisco's Dallas flagship. The Dallas business-dining institutional steakhouse with the most extensive Texas wine list.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged Texas-stockyard beef

Signature cut: The Del Frisco bone-in ribeye; the porterhouse for two

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Del Frisco bone-in ribeye; the porterhouse for two

Best seat: Texas sides: au gratin potato, creamed spinach, the Del Frisco onion strings

Address: 5251 Spring Valley Road, Far North Dallas
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under the wine cabinet
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks
Dinner price: 150 to 230 USD per person
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#41

Knife Steakhouse

Highland Park, Dallas · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi John Tesar concept
John Tesar's Highland Park steakhouse. The most architecturally elegant Dallas chef-driven steakhouse with the 240-day dry-aged steak.
Food10/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus the famous 240-day Tesar dry-aged ribeye

Signature cut: The 240-day dry-aged ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Aging method: Dry-aged 60 to 240 days; Tesar's signature long-aging program

Sides format: The 240-day dry-aged ribeye; the Wagyu A5 sirloin

Best seat: Modern American sides: brown butter potato, the Tesar creamed corn

Address: 5300 East Mockingbird Lane, Highland Park
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette under the open kitchen
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 6 to 10 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person
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LA Hollywood Steakhouses

Musso and Frank Grill (1919 Hollywood Boulevard institution since the silent-film era), Lawrys Prime Rib Beverly Hills (1938 prime-rib-only institution with the silver carving cart), Boa Steakhouse Sunset Strip, Steak 48 Beverly Hills (the Mastros family second concept).

Cities: West Hollywood

#46

Boa Steakhouse

Sunset Strip, West Hollywood · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Sunset Strip steakhouse
Sunset Strip steakhouse since 2003. The West Hollywood weekend institutional steakhouse with the celebrity-density of the Sunset Strip.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged plus Wagyu

Signature cut: The Boa bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower starter

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Boa bone-in ribeye; the seafood tower starter

Best seat: Modern American sides: au gratin potato, the Boa creamed spinach, the seafood tower

Address: 9200 Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood
Best seat: Centre dining room banquette ten top under the chandeliers
Best season: Year round; awards season weekends fill four months ahead
Booking lead: 8 to 12 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 180 to 280 USD per person
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Tokyo Wagyu and Manila

Aragawa Tokyo (the Sandanyama wagyu specialist since 1967, one of the most expensive single steaks served anywhere). Wolfgang's Steakhouse Manila at Resorts World (the Wolfgang Zwiener NYC group's Southeast Asian outpost).

Cities: Manila · Tokyo

#11

Aragawa Tokyo

Shimbashi, Tokyo · Wagyu Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Tokyo's most expensive Sandanyama wagyu
Tokyo's most architecturally institutional wagyu steakhouse since 1967. The Sandanyama beef is a tightly-controlled prefecture wagyu lineage; Aragawa is one of only a handful of restaurants worldwide serving it.
Food10/10
Ambience9/10
Value6/10

Beef program: Sandanyama wagyu (a tightly-controlled prefecture wagyu)

Signature cut: The Sandanyama charcoal-grilled steak; among the most expensive single steaks served anywhere

Aging method: Sandanyama prefecture wagyu specifications; charcoal-grilled at the moment

Sides format: The Sandanyama charcoal-grilled steak; among the most expensive single steaks served anywhere

Best seat: Tokyo wagyu sides: kabosu citrus salt, daikon oroshi, soy reduction

Address: Hankyu Hotel, B1, 3-4-1 Shimbashi, Minato
Best seat: Centre dining room four top under the period chandeliers
Best season: Year round
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks via the Hankyu Hotel concierge
Dinner price: 60000 to 90000 JPY per person
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#49

Wolfgang's Steakhouse Manila

Pasay, Manila · Steakhouse · $$$$

Sushi Wolfgang Zwiener group Manila
The Manila outpost of Wolfgang Zwiener's NYC steakhouse group. The most architecturally institutional NYC-style chophouse in Southeast Asia.
Food9/10
Ambience10/10
Value8/10

Beef program: USDA Prime dry-aged in-house

Signature cut: The Wolfgang's USDA prime tomahawk; the porterhouse for two

Aging method: Dry-aged 28 days in-house

Sides format: The Wolfgang's USDA prime tomahawk; the porterhouse for two

Best seat: Classic American sides: creamed spinach, hashed brown potatoes, the famous Wolfgang's onion rings

Address: Resorts World Manila, Pasay City
Best seat: Centre dining room booth four top under the chandeliers
Best season: Year round; Manila weekends fill three weeks ahead
Booking lead: 4 to 8 weeks for Saturday slots
Dinner price: 8500 to 12000 PHP per person
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Methodology, How We Ranked the Fifty

The ranking is editorial, not algorithmic. We weighted five variables specifically against the steakhouse brief: the beef program (USDA Prime, Wagyu A5, Argentine grass-fed, Yorkshire Longhorn, Sandanyama wagyu), the signature cut (porterhouse, bone-in ribeye, the Carving Cart, the Korean smokeless grill format), the aging method (dry-aged 21 to 240 days, fresh Wagyu, Mina poached-then-grilled), the sides format (American chophouse, British, Italian-American, Argentine asado, Korean banchan), and the seasonal and historical context. Michelin status enters the ranking where applicable but is not the sole criterion; Peter Luger holds zero stars but is the most-cited steakhouse in the world.

Hong Kong supplies three rooms (Sushi Shikon, Sukiyabashi Jiro HK, Sushi Takeshi). Singapore three (Shoukouwa, Hashida, Sushi Kimura, Nobu Singapore). London four (The Araki, Sushi Tetsu, Endo at Rotunda, Umu, Roka Charlotte Street). Bangkok four (Ginza Sushi-Ichi, Ginza Ichi BKK, Sushi Masato, Nobu Bangkok). Miami four (Azabu, The Den at Azabu, Hiden, Hiyakawa, Nobu Miami). Dubai six (Nobu Dubai, Roka, Zuma, 99 Sushi Bar, Sushisamba, Akira Back). LA six (Matsuhisa Beverly Hills, Sushi Park WeHo, Asanebo, Shibumi, Sushi Ginza Onodera, Nobu Malibu, Nobu Newport Beach, Nobu Del Coronado). The remaining rooms span NYC (Sushi Nakazawa, Sushi Yasuda), Sydney (Yoshino), Vegas (Nobu, Morimoto), Doha (Nobu, Morimoto), Texas (Uchi Austin, Dallas, Houston, Tatsu Dallas), Marbella (Nobu), Cape Town (Nobu), and São Paulo (Sushi Yassu, Sushi Sasa).

How to Book and Eat the Best Steakhouse

Book the counter, not the dining room. The Edomae omakase counter is the entire experience. The dining room at Matsuhisa, Nobu, and modern Japanese rooms (Roka, Zuma) serves the broader Japanese fusion menu; the counter at the Edomae rooms (Sushi Shikon, Sushi Nakazawa, The Araki) is the canonical experience.

Sit directly facing the chef. The Edomae counter format puts the diner directly across from the chef. Order the omakase, not a la carte; the chef calibrates the sequence to the diner's pace.

Specify the omakase length at booking. Most Edomae counters offer a short omakase (12 to 14 pieces) and a long omakase (18 to 20 pieces). The long omakase is the canonical experience but adds an hour to the meal.

Drink sake or shochu, not Western wine. The Edomae counter is calibrated to sake pairing. The chef or sommelier will recommend a specific junmai or daiginjo for the omakase. Skip the Bordeaux at the sushi bar.

Time the meal correctly. Tuna season (December to February for bluefin in the Tokyo school) is the canonical tuna window; uni season varies by region but October to March is the peak globally; matsutake mushroom season is autumn. Match the booking to the seasonal calibration.

Use the Yoshitake hotel concierge channel. Sushi Shikon, Sushi Yoshitake (Tokyo), and Sukiyabashi Jiro Hong Kong all have priority booking via the Mandarin Oriental, Aman, and Peninsula hotel concierges. Build the hotel relationship for the most architecturally institutional Edomae counters.

For Nobu group rooms, focus on the original menu. The original yellowtail jalapeno (1987 Matsuhisa Beverly Hills), the Nobu black cod miso, and the Nobu lobster wasabi remain the canonical Nobu omakase. Order the original menu, not the regional adaptations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best sushi restaurant outside Japan?

Sushi Shikon Hong Kong is the only three-Michelin Edomae sushi counter outside Japan. The Yoshitake Tokyo group's flagship at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental.

Is Sukiyabashi Jiro outside Japan?

Sukiyabashi Jiro has Hong Kong and Bangkok branches run by Takashi Ono (Jiro's son). The Hong Kong branch was removed from the Michelin Guide in 2020 because reservations were 'no longer available to the general public.'

What is the Nobu group?

Founded by Nobu Matsuhisa in 1994 with Robert De Niro and Drew Nieporent. Origin point: Matsuhisa Beverly Hills (1987). The group now operates 50 plus restaurants worldwide.

What is Edomae sushi?

Tokyo school of sushi developed in the early 19th century. Aged or matured rice, soy-marinated cuts, vinegar curing, and a sequenced 15 to 20 piece omakase. Two seatings per night, eight to ten seats. Most Tokyo three-Michelin sushi counters are Edomae.

How do I book?

Three-Michelin and Yoshitake-school counters book 8 to 12 weeks ahead via hotel concierge. The Araki London 10 to 14 weeks. Sushi Nakazawa NYC 4 to 6 weeks via Resy. Matsuhisa Beverly Hills 8 to 12 weeks. Nobu group flagships book through OpenTable or property concierge.