Steakhouses Restaurants

A San Diego tradition since 1969, the Brigantine has received numerous accolades during our 40+ year history: “BEST SEAFOOD”, “BEST CASUAL SEAFOOD”, “BEST HAPPY HOUR”, and even “BEST SWORDFISH IN Read more...

Prime aged steaks and a curated selection of certified Japanese and domestic Wagyu are the stars at the Forbes Travel Guide Four Star award winning SW Steakhouse. Think A5 Japanese Read more...

John’s Grill has been a San Francisco tradition since 1908. This historic restaurant is one of the city’s oldest and most famous and is a favorite of celebrities who enjoy Read more...

While Kayne Prime is Nashville’s independent, “boutique steakhouse” gem, it is M Street’s crown jewel. The inspiration for its name derives from the historic Kayne switch yard, located directly across Read more...

Medium Rare offers a unique, 29.95 prix fixe dining experience of artisan bread; a mixed green salad; prime, dry-aged steak; and hand-cut fries (Vegetarian option always available) in a relaxed, Read more...

Good food, good drinks, and good times — this is where the real Vegas lives. Only the biggest, juiciest, and best tasting steaks  can be found here at Montana Meat Read more...

SEVEN is proof that sometimes you can have it all. Fusing together the classic American steakhouse, fresh sushi, and a rooftop with a grand view of Minneapolis, Seven isn’t so Read more...

Celebrating 26 years in San Francisco’s world-famous Union Square, Morton’s is located in the heart of the city’s most luxurious shopping district, hotel destinations, premium nightlife and world-class entertainment. Having Read more...

When you dine at Ray’s in the City, you will find a selection of the freshest seafood, hand cut steaks and made to order sushi. We are always proud to Read more...

A reimagining of the classic steakhouse experience offering dry-aged American steaks from artisan producers, Japanese-certified Wagyu steaks and playful vegan selections in a modern environment. The property’s exclusive steakhouse presents Read more...