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Where To Get a Great Steak in Austin

Treat yourself to a nice steak.


You know: some hot, sizzling, impossibly flavorful steak. There are plenty of places in Austin to get it. Medium rare, rare, well-done, medium-well, TARTARE! Whatever your preference, here is our list of places to get a great steak in Austin.


Contributed by Will Conant


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Austin Land & Cattle Co.  

1205 N Lamar Blvd 


Family-owned and open since 1993, ALC is the place to get a juicy, remarkable steak. One huge standout from many other steakhouses is that each steak comes with your choice of one of their accompaniments, including truffled bacon mac & cheese, green chile creamed corn, and fried brussel sprouts with dijon and balsamic glaze. Support local and make a reservation here

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Jeffrey's 

1204 W Lynn St 


For some of the finest dining and coldest martinis in Austin, you'll want to go to Jeffrey's. Whether you go for a birthday or anniversary, you're pretty much always guaranteed to have a special evening when you dine here. It's a bit on the pricier side, so save up and get ready for an extravagant meal. 


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Taste On Main 

116 Main St (Buda) 


You don't have to be in downtown Austin for a great steak. Main Street Buda is home to family-owned steak and seafood restaurant, Taste on Main. Not only do they serve premium seafood towers and classic steakhouse fare, but they are always updating their specials with dishes featuring seasonal ingredients. When that steak craving hits, order a filet mignon or ribeye a la carte, and add on a side of shells and cheese with lobster. They are open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week, and you can make a reservation here


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Dean's Italian Steakhouse

110 E 2nd St


With all the ingredients there to make a classic, Dean's is looking to be another downtown dining institution. Start with the bread, and once you take that first bite you realize you're in for a rich night of flavors. With the guiding hand of your server making your time at the steakhouse as smooth as butter, the only real struggle comes when you have to decide between Texas or Japanese Wagyu. 


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Perry's Steakhouse & Grille 

114 W 7th St 

11801 Domain Blvd 


Whether you're looking for a hot date night spot or somewhere downtown to grab a bite and some cocktails before a show, Perry's is the right choice. Their mouthwatering USDA-aged, prime beef steaks are hand-selected and cut-fresh daily, seasoned with their signature steak seasoning, and then served on a hot cast iron plate with their signature butter. One of our favorite things about Perry's is all the ways you can customize your steak: different sauces, styles, and toppers like crab cake with bearnaise or BBQ bacon-wrapped shrimp. Promise us one thing and visit during your lunch break on a Friday for their Porch Chop Friday Lunch Special which includes their famous pork chop served with whipped potatoes, homemade applesauce and bread, all for just $19!!! 


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Acre 41

1901 San Antonio St Unit 130


Another soon-to-be classic spot, Acre 41 sits firmly as one of the finest spots in West Campus. With a cool, modern aesthetic and classic American menu, Acre 41 is of course killing it when it comes to its meaty offerings. Waygu, Ribeyes, Tomahawk steaks, really you can't go wrong here.


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Red Ash

Colorado Tower, 303 Colorado St #200

Influenced by both the Northern and Southern cuisines of Italy, Red Ash brings the diverse flavors of the region to each plate through their culinary star, their custom wood-burning grill. Grilling 50-day-aged cuts of steak and serving them with roasted shallot butter, you better bring a partner to help you finish these umami monsters. 


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Truluck’s

300 Colorado St

10225 Research Blvd 


While you’re in the neighborhood, you might as well check out Colorado Street’s Truluck’s. Another surf and turf offering, Truluck’s menu has five different cuts of steak and four different add-ons, including caviar, gorgonzola, red wine and bone marrow. With all of those options, this place has a little something for everyone - not to mention an amazing nightlife scene waiting outside for anyone with room for dessert.


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Parkside 

301 East 6th St


Parkside’s Chef Shawn Cirkiel has had the Austin foodie scene buzzing ever since he opened the City’s first gastropub in 2008. Not only turning heads in the kitchen but Cirkiel somehow also finds the time to develop healthy eating programs at local elementary schools. Check out Cirkiel’s culinary creations for an authentic taste of Austin’s world-famous 6th Street.


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Hopfields

3110 Guadalupe Street, Suite 400


Inspired by French cuisine, this causal-classy spot is known for its sophisticated yet cozy atmosphere. Hopfields’ steak tartare is made with aiol tenderloin, cornichons, capers, quail egg yolk, served with crostinis. A must-try for any self-proclaimed steak connoisseur, Hopfields stands out against Austin’s standard steakhouse.


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III Forks

111 Lavaca St


III Forks' club-like environment hosts an elegant bar and lounge, with an uncluttered and luxurious finish that speaks to a special occasion. The ideal setting for a celebratory meal, diners can expect to find themselves surrounded by Italian-esque marble as they choose from a wine list of over 500 selections. Though a bit overwhelming, the staff will gladly help you find the perfect pairing with one of their prime cuts.


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Roaring Fork

701 Congress Ave

10850 Stonelake Blvd 


Speaking of forks and steaks, we would be remiss to leave out the Roaring Fork. Using open-flame grills and wood oven roasting that pull from roots in classic American cuisine, this establishment has been an Austin favorite for over a decade. Take on their 22 oz. ribeye next time you’re feeling brave and hungry.


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Moonshine Patio Bar & Grill

303 Red River St

10525 W Parmer Ln 


A homestyle alternative to the fine dining steakhouses of this list, Moonshine Patio Bar & Grill has all of the Southern staples you would expect to find in the heart of Texas. From Chicken Fried Steak to Jalapeno Hanger Steak, this laidback eatery is a great option for steak lovers who value comfort and quality.


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More places to get a great steak:


The Salty Sow 

1917 Manor Rd


Vince Young Steakhouse 

301 San Jacinto Blvd 


Steiner Ranch Steakhouse 

5424 Steiner Ranch Blvd


Bob's Steak & Chop House 

301 Lavaca St

8212 Barton Club Dr 


J Carver's 

509 Rio Grande St


Lonesome Dove 

123 W 6th St


Garrison 

101 Red River St 


Dai Due 

2406 Manor Rd


Hestia 

607 W 3rd St


Fleming's

11600 Century Oaks Terrace, Suite 140


J Prime Steakhouse

301 Brazos St. #150


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