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11 Steakhouses to Try in Portland and Beyond
Where to find tender filet mignon, juicy rib-eyes, and more
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Although Portland remains one of the best cities for vegans, many of the Rose City's residents remain loyal meat-eaters, from the conscious diners seeking humanely raised, grass-fed cows to the old-school, whiskey-drinking Portlanders ordering hulking slabs of inexpensive prime rib. And the city accommodates them both: There are the classic, white tablecloth steakhouses reminiscent of the Rat Pack era; the modern, hipper steakhouses with newer cuts and inventive flavors; and the old school family-owned restaurants that hearken back to memories with the grandparents.
This map of Portland's steakhouses sticks to Portland-specific restaurants offering a selection of prime steak cuts, often aged for increased flavor. All restaurants included had to have at least three different steaks on the menu, and this map focuses on locally grown spots as opposed to major chains.
Note: Health experts consider dining out to be a high-risk activity for the unvaccinated; it may pose a risk for the vaccinated, especially in areas with substantial COVID transmission.
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Note: Restaurants on this map are listed geographically.
16305 SW Barrows Rd Suite 100
Beaverton, OR 97007
At this Beaverton steakhouse, owned Carlos Cortes of the nearby Mexican restaurant Casa Lola, cuts of angus beef hit the grill and come dripping with an herb compound butter, be it a filet mignon or a 16-ounce rib-eye. Any meal should start with the restaurant's burrata salad, which comes in a surprising mint-chili vinaigrette.
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2165 W Burnside St
Portland, OR 97210
Since 1944, Ringside Steakhouse has been a tried-and-true standby for impeccable service, aged steaks, and old-school elegance: Tableside lamps illuminate garlic mashed potatoes and madeira-glazed mushrooms accompanying dry-aged rib-eyes and lobster-topped filet mignon. Those who don't feel quite ready to return to the dining room can order dry-aged steaks (plus the $48 three-course prime rib dinner on Mondays), and family-style sides for takeout or delivery.
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611 SW 10th Ave
Portland, OR 97205
A Portland institution, Jake's Grill has sat in downtown Portland for more than 25 years, while its sibling, Jake's Famous Crawfish, has served seafood a claw's throw away since 1892. Jake's menu of broiled steaks are really about the add-ons, be it an au poivre treatment with a brandy peppercorn sauce, or the addition of a Maine lobster tail. The move is to order the restaurant's 13-ounce rib-eye, raised at Washington's Double R Ranch. Jake's is open for dine-in, takeout, or delivery.
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319 SW Broadway
Portland, OR 97205
El Gaucho exemplifies the old-school, fine-dining steakhouse experience, with a dark, elegant dining room full of white tablecloths and moody back rooms for smoking cigars. The steaks are dry-aged for 28 days, and include a multitude of different cuts grilled over charcoal. Diners ought to try the chateaubriand, a 20-ounce center cut of tenderloin for two, served with the classic steakhouse fixings; for those seeking something a little less daunting, the eight-ounce steak El Gaucho is a pristine take on a filet mignon and comes with lobster medallions. While the majority of service here is dine-in, diners can order takeout by calling.
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525 SW Morrison St
Portland, OR 97204
In the open-format lobby of the ultra-luxe Nines hotel, Urban Farmer is often overshadowed by the top dog upstairs; still, this chic and farm-centric restaurant is lovely in its own right and very serious about the livelihood of its livestock. For each cut, the steakhouse provides a number of different styles; for instance, the restaurant offers two different Oregon rib-eyes — a grass-fed boneless from Carman Ranch and a bone-in, grain-finished from Painted Hills Beef. Beyond the beef, the restaurant's vegetable sides are often worth an order.
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30, 111 5th Ave
Portland, OR 97204
The real draw to this 30th-floor, white-tablecloth restaurant is the panoramic windows of Portland, which are fantastic for visitors and locals alike — the view never gets old, whether facing the cityscape or the river or the mountains. A handful of classic cuts like the American Wagyu top sirloin and the filet mignon are available for takeout or delivery to be enjoyed at home (minus the view).
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3155 E Burnside St
Portland, OR 97214
Laurelhurst Market is considered one of the city's top steakhouses for a reason: Everyone, from the busser to the bartender, is incredibly knowledgeable in the art of steaks, from the conditions of the cows to the intricacies of the cuts. The steaks are paired with gorgeous accoutrement — from a bone-in, dry-aged NY strip with roasted king trumpet mushrooms and lobster butter to a rib-eye served with ancho mole, avocado, and pickled radish. Takeout specials are available, including a Sunday prime rib deal and fried chicken on Tuesdays. Customers can order to-go or dine on the heated, covered deck.
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8. Clyde's Prime Rib Restaurant and Bar
Copy Link5474 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland, OR 97213
Clyde's Prime Rib is some Old Portland realness. While the castle exterior is reminiscent of a miniature golf course, the dining room is moody and dimly lit with a fireplace, chandeliers, and mid-century vibes. Although the classic titular cut of beef might be the main draw, the bacon-wrapped tenderloin and sleeper hit, the lounge burger, are also worthy orders. Delivery and takeout are available.
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10519 SE Stark St
Portland, OR 97216
For over 70 years, Sayler's has been serving eight cuts of steak in varying sizes, and all steak dinners come with a relish tray, salad, bread, side dishes, and ice cream. The family-owned restaurant may not offer a swanky atmosphere, but it is very accommodating to everyone with both seniors and kids sections on the menu. The famous 72-ounce sirloin challenge might be off the table currently, but most of the menu is available for delivery or takeout.
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10. Tokio Table - Japanese Steakhouse
Copy Link4768 SE Division St
Portland, OR 97206
This Division Street Japanese Steakhouse specializes in teppanyaki, or the tableside grilling of meats on a flattop; however, steakhouse is the correct term to describe the restaurant, with its selection of New York, rib-eye, and filet mignon seared and basted with butter and mushrooms. Surf-and-turf is fairly easy here, with add-ons like scallops, lobster, and shrimp, but the big spenders should opt for Tokio Supreme, chateaubriand served with a grilled lobster tail.
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2225 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Portland, OR 97212
Gabrielle Quiñónez Denton and Greg Denton won a James Beard Award for this Argentinian-American steakhouse on Northeast MLK. Here, appetizers like smoked beef tongue carpaccio with crispy sweetbreads lead into 42-ounce bone-in rib-eyes and grass-fed filet mignon off the parrilla, accompanied by nettle and ricotta dumplings or roasted cauliflower and sunchokes. Start with a bourbon-and-beet-syrup Ox Blood cocktail or a seasonal house soda, sipped in the restaurant's cozy, brick-walled dining room.
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1. Grill68 Steakhouse
At this Beaverton steakhouse, owned Carlos Cortes of the nearby Mexican restaurant Casa Lola, cuts of angus beef hit the grill and come dripping with an herb compound butter, be it a filet mignon or a 16-ounce rib-eye. Any meal should start with the restaurant's burrata salad, which comes in a surprising mint-chili vinaigrette.
16305 SW Barrows Rd Suite 100
Beaverton, OR 97007
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2. Ringside Steakhouse
Since 1944, Ringside Steakhouse has been a tried-and-true standby for impeccable service, aged steaks, and old-school elegance: Tableside lamps illuminate garlic mashed potatoes and madeira-glazed mushrooms accompanying dry-aged rib-eyes and lobster-topped filet mignon. Those who don't feel quite ready to return to the dining room can order dry-aged steaks (plus the $48 three-course prime rib dinner on Mondays), and family-style sides for takeout or delivery.
2165 W Burnside St
Portland, OR 97210
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3. Jake's Grill
A Portland institution, Jake's Grill has sat in downtown Portland for more than 25 years, while its sibling, Jake's Famous Crawfish, has served seafood a claw's throw away since 1892. Jake's menu of broiled steaks are really about the add-ons, be it an au poivre treatment with a brandy peppercorn sauce, or the addition of a Maine lobster tail. The move is to order the restaurant's 13-ounce rib-eye, raised at Washington's Double R Ranch. Jake's is open for dine-in, takeout, or delivery.
611 SW 10th Ave
Portland, OR 97205
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4. El Gaucho Portland
El Gaucho exemplifies the old-school, fine-dining steakhouse experience, with a dark, elegant dining room full of white tablecloths and moody back rooms for smoking cigars. The steaks are dry-aged for 28 days, and include a multitude of different cuts grilled over charcoal. Diners ought to try the chateaubriand, a 20-ounce center cut of tenderloin for two, served with the classic steakhouse fixings; for those seeking something a little less daunting, the eight-ounce steak El Gaucho is a pristine take on a filet mignon and comes with lobster medallions. While the majority of service here is dine-in, diners can order takeout by calling.
319 SW Broadway
Portland, OR 97205
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5. Urban Farmer Portland
In the open-format lobby of the ultra-luxe Nines hotel, Urban Farmer is often overshadowed by the top dog upstairs; still, this chic and farm-centric restaurant is lovely in its own right and very serious about the livelihood of its livestock. For each cut, the steakhouse provides a number of different styles; for instance, the restaurant offers two different Oregon rib-eyes — a grass-fed boneless from Carman Ranch and a bone-in, grain-finished from Painted Hills Beef. Beyond the beef, the restaurant's vegetable sides are often worth an order.
525 SW Morrison St
Portland, OR 97204
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6. Portland City Grill
The real draw to this 30th-floor, white-tablecloth restaurant is the panoramic windows of Portland, which are fantastic for visitors and locals alike — the view never gets old, whether facing the cityscape or the river or the mountains. A handful of classic cuts like the American Wagyu top sirloin and the filet mignon are available for takeout or delivery to be enjoyed at home (minus the view).
30, 111 5th Ave
Portland, OR 97204
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7. Laurelhurst Market
Laurelhurst Market is considered one of the city's top steakhouses for a reason: Everyone, from the busser to the bartender, is incredibly knowledgeable in the art of steaks, from the conditions of the cows to the intricacies of the cuts. The steaks are paired with gorgeous accoutrement — from a bone-in, dry-aged NY strip with roasted king trumpet mushrooms and lobster butter to a rib-eye served with ancho mole, avocado, and pickled radish. Takeout specials are available, including a Sunday prime rib deal and fried chicken on Tuesdays. Customers can order to-go or dine on the heated, covered deck.
3155 E Burnside St
Portland, OR 97214
- Open in Google Maps
8. Clyde's Prime Rib Restaurant and Bar
Clyde's Prime Rib is some Old Portland realness. While the castle exterior is reminiscent of a miniature golf course, the dining room is moody and dimly lit with a fireplace, chandeliers, and mid-century vibes. Although the classic titular cut of beef might be the main draw, the bacon-wrapped tenderloin and sleeper hit, the lounge burger, are also worthy orders. Delivery and takeout are available.
5474 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland, OR 97213
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9. Sayler's Old Country Kitchen
For over 70 years, Sayler's has been serving eight cuts of steak in varying sizes, and all steak dinners come with a relish tray, salad, bread, side dishes, and ice cream. The family-owned restaurant may not offer a swanky atmosphere, but it is very accommodating to everyone with both seniors and kids sections on the menu. The famous 72-ounce sirloin challenge might be off the table currently, but most of the menu is available for delivery or takeout.
10519 SE Stark St
Portland, OR 97216
- Open in Google Maps
- Foursquare
10. Tokio Table - Japanese Steakhouse
This Division Street Japanese Steakhouse specializes in teppanyaki, or the tableside grilling of meats on a flattop; however, steakhouse is the correct term to describe the restaurant, with its selection of New York, rib-eye, and filet mignon seared and basted with butter and mushrooms. Surf-and-turf is fairly easy here, with add-ons like scallops, lobster, and shrimp, but the big spenders should opt for Tokio Supreme, chateaubriand served with a grilled lobster tail.
4768 SE Division St
Portland, OR 97206
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11. OX Restaurant
Gabrielle Quiñónez Denton and Greg Denton won a James Beard Award for this Argentinian-American steakhouse on Northeast MLK. Here, appetizers like smoked beef tongue carpaccio with crispy sweetbreads lead into 42-ounce bone-in rib-eyes and grass-fed filet mignon off the parrilla, accompanied by nettle and ricotta dumplings or roasted cauliflower and sunchokes. Start with a bourbon-and-beet-syrup Ox Blood cocktail or a seasonal house soda, sipped in the restaurant's cozy, brick-walled dining room.
2225 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Portland, OR 97212
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