Portland Steakhouses

RingSide Steakhouse

14021 NE Glisan St.

Urban Farmer

There are four locations for the steak-focused Urban Farmer, including this one in Portland, Oregon, located on the eighth-floor atrium of the chic Nines Hotel. The concept positions itself as a modern steakhouse with sustainable ingredients and simple, straightforward preparations. Here, the emphasis is on produce and meats from the Northwest region.

Portland City Grill

Portland City Grill is one of several restaurants created by Restaurants Unlimited, Inc., which also owns Cutters, Manzana, Palisade, and Stanford's, among others. The steakhouse-focused establishment is especially popular with locals because it offers spectacular views of downtown Portland and the Cascade Mountains.

RingSide Steakhouse

2165 West Burnside

Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse

The all-you-can-eat feast features 16 cuts of beef, lamb, pork and chicken with traditional Brazilian sides such as pao de queijo (warm cheese bread), crispy hot polenta, garlic mashed potatoes and caramelized bananas.

Morton's The Steakhouse

This offshoot of the classic Morton's steakhouse is situated in Portland's Southwest neighborhood. It's across the street from Keller Auditorium, which is home to the Oregon Ballet, Portland Opera and the Broadway Series Events. Also important to note is that the restaurant is walking distance to the Portland riverfront as well as a short drive from Rose Garden Arena.

Laurelhurst Market

Full service butcher shop from 11am-7pm. Serving sandwiches and lunch daily from 11am-3pm. Dinner served nightly in the restaurant from 5-9:30pm on our outdoor, heated and covered deck. Reservations recommended.

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

Ox Restaurant

Chic and neighborhood-centric, Ox Restaurant leans into the wood-fired grilling tradition of Argentina and culinary heritage of Spain, France, and Italy. You'll find here prime local meats and fish as well as seasonal produce.

Sayler's Old Country Kitchen

Sayler's Old Country Kitchen has been around for more than 75 years in the Hazelwood neighborhood. The original location, opened at 103rd and Stark in 1946, had 60 seats, only four employees, and served 17,000 guests in its first year. Sayler's continued to be so busy, that in the 1950s, the owners moved the establishment to a larger space two blocks away. It's been there ever since.

El Gaucho

Tableside cooking. Fire-dancing desserts. And a legacy dating back to 1953. That's only part of the appeal of El Gaucho, an old-school steakhouse concept founded by Jim Ward in Seattle. There are several locations throughout the Pacific Northwest, including in Portland, Oregon.

Buffalo Gap Saloon & Eatery

Buffalo Gap Saloon & Eatery is a neighborhood staple in southwest Portland, Oregon. It's a popular attraction for its breakfast menu as well as for live-music events, arcade games, and more.

Huber's Restaurant

Huber's has been around since 1879 in the southwest Portland neighborhood, making it the city's oldest restaurant. The decor is reminiscent of that era, particularly the bar and cathedral ceiling. Back in the 1890s, customers came for beer and the homestyle turkey sandwiches. Today, loyal followers go for traditional turkey dinners, plus burgers, steak entrees, and more.