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Steakhouses

A steakhouse, for this collection, means a room where the beef is the point: a dry-aged program, a chophouse menu, a dining room built around the cut rather than around a chef's tasting menu or a hotel restaurant that happens to serve strip steak. That line decided which of fourteen scoped cities made the cut and which did not.

Eleven guides, counted rather than assumed. Manhattan carries the densest corpus and absorbs the Bronx's six rooms rather than giving them a page of their own. Queens turns out to run on Argentine and Brazilian parrillas more than on prime beef. Seattle and Chicago each stayed a single city page, in both cases the opposite of how their Korean BBQ guides had to split or expand — steakhouses cluster around downtown business districts, not around the neighborhoods immigration built.

  1. Keens Steakhouse on West 36th Street, Manhattan
    Steakhouses in Manhattan: Twenty-Three Rooms on the Midtown Spine

    Manhattan Steakhouses, New York

    31 rooms published and five more linked to the neighborhood guides that carry them, the densest of the fourteen scoped. 23 stand between 34th Street and Central Park South, with the rest downtown and in the Village. Also carries the six Bronx rooms.

  2. Peter Luger Steak House on Broadway at Driggs Avenue, South Williamsburg, Brooklyn
    Steakhouses in Brooklyn: The Kosher Belt and Three Other Clusters

    Brooklyn Steakhouses, New York

    15 rooms in four clusters: Williamsburg and Greenpoint (4), a kosher steakhouse belt from Borough Park through Midwood to Crown Heights (5), Bay Ridge and Court Street (4) and Downtown Brooklyn (2). Peter Luger and Gage & Tollner are linked, not repeated.

  3. Northern Boulevard at Broadway, Queens
    Steakhouses in Queens: Eight of Sixteen on the Parrilla Belt

    Queens Steakhouses, New York

    16 rooms, and the borough's steakhouse is South American rather than prime beef: 8 sit on the Argentine and Brazilian parrilla belt through Jackson Heights, Elmhurst and Corona, two steak rooms hold Astoria, and six are outliers a neighborhood apart.

  4. Bruton Place, Mayfair, London
    Steakhouses in London: Twenty-Eight Rooms Across Six Boroughs

    London Steakhouses, England

    28 rooms across six boroughs, nine of them named on a 2026 global steak ranking. Westminster holds 15 and the City of London 4, with Hawksmoor's seven sites, Blacklock's four and Gaucho's two spreading into Tower Hamlets, Camden, Southwark and Hackney.

  5. 300 North LaSalle Street, Chicago
    Steakhouses in Chicago: Twenty Rooms Between the River and Rush Street

    Chicago Steakhouses, Illinois

    20 rooms published and three more linked to the Korean BBQ guide that carries them, every one inside the city limits. Ten stand in River North within blocks of the river, six on the Gold Coast and the Magnificent Mile, four in the Loop and the West Loop.

  6. Wilshire Boulevard looking west toward Beverly Hills
    Steakhouses in Los Angeles: Twelve in the City, Six Over the Line

    Los Angeles Steakhouses, California

    18 rooms across three municipalities: 12 in the City of Los Angeles from Koreatown and Downtown out to Echo Park, Hollywood, Venice and the Valley, 5 in Beverly Hills and 1 in West Hollywood — one page, since the city sustains it alone.

  7. Van Ness Avenue looking north at night
    Steakhouses in San Francisco: Eleven Rooms and a Van Ness Spine

    San Francisco Steakhouses, California

    11 rooms published and three Union Square rooms linked to the guide that carries them, all in the city — unlike Korean BBQ, no South Bay page pulls the mass south. Three sit on the Van Ness spine, three in the Financial District and on the Embarcadero.

  8. The Marion Building on Second Avenue, Seattle
    Steakhouses in Seattle: Sixteen Rooms Inside the City Limits

    Seattle Steakhouses, Washington

    16 rooms, all inside the city limits, so the page stays Seattle, not Puget Sound — the inverse of Korean BBQ's four-suburban-corridor page. Seven concentrate downtown and Belltown, with Capitol Hill, the lakes, the north end and West Seattle behind them.

  9. The 761-793 Boylston Street block, Back Bay, Boston
    Steakhouses in Boston: Twelve Rooms Between Back Bay and the Seaport

    Boston Steakhouses, Massachusetts

    12 rooms: Back Bay's four along Boylston, Berkeley and Arlington, the Seaport's four out to Fan Pier, one in Fort Point, one on Beacon Hill and two in Downtown Crossing. No Boston place corpus existed before this guide.

  10. The 1500 block of K Street NW, Washington
    Steakhouses in Washington DC: Thirteen Rooms Inside the District

    Washington DC Steakhouses, District of Columbia

    13 rooms, and the page is the District only, not the District plus Northern Virginia — nine sit on or beside the K Street power-dining corridor, two in Georgetown, two at Union Market and Cleveland Park. Tysons and Arlington stay outside the scope.

  11. Brickell Avenue, Miami
    Steakhouses in Miami: Sixteen Rooms Across Four Cities

    Miami Steakhouses, Florida

    16 rooms across four municipalities kept as one page: 7 in Miami proper from Brickell to Little River, 6 in Miami Beach with four of them at South of Fifth, 2 in Coral Gables and 1 in Aventura — matching the city's own single steakhouse list.

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