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Find out what Steakhouse restaurants to try in Cleveland. Whether rocking out to music legends inside the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or viewing Monets and Picassos at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland is a city that mixes equal parts grit and sophistication. Nosh award-winning food in historic buildings, tip back some craft beers amid a Lake Erie beach party or cheer on a championship team with a hardball of locally distilled spirits. All in Cleveland.
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7. XO Prime Steaks - Downtown Cleveland
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
XO Prime Steaks, the standard for trend setting dining in Cleveland's Warehouse District is elevating Steakhouse dining to new heights. We offer stylish and fashionable dining and the only ALL Prime concept in town with incredible juicy steaks and fresh s
Reviewed By daylana2016
For starters I want to say the mashed potatoes are excellent. I think they must have truffle butter in them. This is an overall great establishment. I had the Wangu Grass Fed steak and added a lobster tail. I only wish I had told them to grill it. Thatâs how I love all my lobster. Overall, great place from the valet, to the hostess, to our waiter.
6. Morton's The Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 251 reviews
What began in Chicago in 1978 is now one of the most award-winning steakhouses around. For over 30 years, Morton's The Steakhouse has been on a mission to provide "The Best Steak⦠Anywhere." Focusing on quality, consistency and genuine hospitality, Morton
Reviewed By Bluebluesmom
Extremely disappointed. Service was mediocre, when asked about the potatoes were told matter of factly that they were all good, no further explanation. Our server did not seem happy to be at work, it was a bit uncomfortable. Asked about traditional surf and turf with filet and lobster was told it was not an option instead of server suggesting the filet and lobster oscar minus the bearnaise sauce, but after I asked if I was able to get that without the the sauce, I was told I could. Food was very bland, but the steaks were cooked perfectly. Lobster was bland and claws were dry. Dinner with one side, the filet and lobster oscar, one ribeye, two beers plus tip was $180. Very disappointing for an expensive meal and mediocre service. Likely will not be back.
5. Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By billv885
The Hyde Park was an easy walk through the pleasant down town streets of Cleveland from our Hotel. The service was outstanding, quickly greeted by our server with a friendly welcome. The server guided us through the menu and offered suggestions. We both had filets which arrived cooked to our desired temperature. A tasty surprise was the balsamic dressing served on their wedge salad. This is an upscale restaurant with great food and service.
4. Urban Farmer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 687 reviews
With emphasis on local, organic sourcing and simple straightforward presentations, Urban Farmer redefines the modern Cleveland steakhouse. The ambiance is at once a tribute to the quaintness of a restored farmhouse and the aesthetic audacity of mid-20th c
Reviewed By warr66
Six of us went for dinner on a weeknight. The space is attractive. The wait staff was warm, welcoming and professional. The portions were ample. The prices are very high. With those prices comes expectations. There were some gems. The charcuterie and cheese boards were eclectic and interesting. But not fabulous. My mistake. I ordered fish at a steakhouse. It was dry, over cooked, and nearly impossible to get the fleshy meat of the fish. Maybe it has something to do with it coming from Lake Erie. The sides were flavorful, but some gloppy, and laden with fat and calories. Nothing light and pleasantly surprising. My colleagues were smarter and had meat. No one raved. Again, with prices of this height come expectations of food to match. But it wasnât even close. I would never go back.
3. Marble Room Steaks & Raw Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
"even if you're not a VIP IRL, a visit to Marble Room makes you feel like one"- Cleveland Magazine- Best Restaurant 2018. Prime steaks, sushi, and raw bar items are served in this swanky, historic bank hall. A must see when visiting Cleveland. Live music
Reviewed By christopherbP7158VT
Visited here for the first time the first weekend in September. The food and service was top notch. My brother and I took out 14 year old daughters for their birthday. We started with oysters, a salad and a couple kinds of shelled crab legs. For entrees the girls both got the filet and shared some whipped potatoes. I have the poke tuna and my brother had the diver scallops. This place is awesome. Closed on Sundays and highly recommend reservations.
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2. Cleveland Chop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By Adrienne E
I was attending a genealogy conference at the Hilton and the evening I found the Chop, I was walking around the downtown former warehouse district looking for a decent place to eat dinner.and to get more steps on my tracker. I passed a lot of bars but saw the Chop's promising menu outside (although I hadn't realized what I looked at was the lunch menu, my total dining experience was simply marvelous).I was greeted warmly and offered several options for eating, including the large dining room, balcony out back, and more. My hostess explained that the balcony overlooked a garden, and that sold me.Although the dinner menu was dominated by steaks and chops, which I don't care for, I found a crab cake entree. When I asked if I could have an alternative to the creamed spinach and fried carbs, my professional and friendly server, Sean, suggested the chef could make me sauteed spinach and house-made cornbread. Sean also said I could have house-made Buffalo sauce instead of the aioli. Deal!OMG: The two plump crab cakes were the best I have ever eaten (and I have eaten crab cakes in some of the finest restaurants anywhere). These were made of truly lump crab meat and so-o-o-o delicious. The Buffalo sauce was out of this world. The sauteed spinach was fresh and perfectly seasoned. And the cornbread, oh, the cornbread! It, too, was house-made and served as an individual large round in its own baking pan. I told Sean that I would eat only one little piece of it, but you know exactly what happened. Yum!All through dinner on the balcony, I could gaze at the lovely garden and the outside walls of what once were brick warehouses, but now tastefully refurbished condo/apartment buildings. What a fabulous and relaxing meal.If you don't eat at the Cleveland Chop, you will miss a wonderful dining experience.
1. Red The Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By HoosierWisdom
When I find the perfect combination of atmosphere, service and food, I search for a sixth star. Red deserves it.With the wall length windows open, the hightop tables were in perfect position to people watch.Joey, the waiter, had a command of the menu and wine list that was greatly appreciated. His pleasant style added to a great evening.Ah, the food. The prime steaks delivered all that they promised. The four other items we ordered (mussels, au gratin potatoes, green beans with pepper flakes and the dessert mini donuts) were all excellent. Next time I am in Cleveland, I will be at Reds.
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