These 8 on the map
The 8 steakhouses on this page, pinned where they actually are. Tap a marker to see which one it is — all 20 are on the map in the Whosly app.
LA steakhouses
The old rooms are the draw: red jackets, leather booths and martinis, several of them open since before the war. The newer ones are built around wagyu and the grill.
8 of the 20
Musso & Frank Grill
HollywoodHollywood grill$$$Hollywood's oldest restaurant, open since 1919: red-jacketed waiters, martinis, and a grill menu of steaks and chops that has never needed changing.
Dal Rae
Pico RiveraClassic steakhouse$$$A 1950s Pico Rivera steakhouse of wood paneling, chandeliers and tableside caesars. Order the pepper steak: filet or strip under bacon, onion and peppercorns.
Taylor's Steak House
KoreatownClassic steakhouse$$$Koreatown's steakhouse since 1953: thick steaks heaped with onion rings, baked potatoes and a very good Manhattan.
Gwen
HollywoodButcher shop & steakhouse$$$$Curtis Stone's Hollywood butcher shop by day and steakhouse by night: a glass case of cuts by the door and dry-aging lockers glowing in the dining room.
Matū
Beverly HillsWagyu steakhouse$$$$A Beverly Hills room built around grass-fed wagyu, served as a five-course prix fixe that runs from clarified beef broth to wood-fired ribeye.
Saddle Peak Lodge
CalabasasLodge steakhouse$$$$A former Pony Express stop in the Santa Monica Mountains, now a three-story hunting-lodge steakhouse: fireplaces, elk and quail, and a bone-in ribeye.
The Tam O'Shanter
Atwater VillageScottish tavern$$$A Scottish-themed tavern from 1922 where Walt Disney was a regular: fireplaces in every room, a glassed-in wall of Scotch, and prime rib as the house order.
Chi Spacca
MelroseItalian steakhouse$$$$Nancy Silverton's carnivore room on Melrose: focaccia, house salumi, and a tomahawk built for the whole table.
The other 12
The 20 are spread across 17 neighborhoods. Beverly Grove (2), Hollywood (2) and Koreatown (2) have the most; Agoura Hills, Atwater Village, Beverly Hills, Calabasas, Culver City, Glendale, Larchmont, Manhattan Beach, Melrose, Pasadena, Pico Rivera, Sherman Oaks, Venice and West Hollywood have one each.
+12 more in the app
A tiki steakhouse with a canoe over the tables since 1937, an 1800s general store that was a Steve McQueen hangout, a supper club behind a curtain in Culver City, an Argentine grill on Melrose, and more.
Add all 20 to your Whosly mapEvery one lands on your own map in a tap — save them, rate them, plan around them. City Packs are included with Planner Pro.
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For Italian, see the best Italian restaurants in LA.
Common questions
What is the best steakhouse in Los Angeles?
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Where can I see all 20?
All 20, on your own map
This page is 8 of them. The LA Steakhouse pack in Whosly has all 20 — add it and every one drops onto your map, ready to save, rate and turn into a plan your friends RSVP to from a text, no app needed to answer. The pack is included with Planner Pro.
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