The Best Steakhouses Near O&O, by the Record
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Rank 1. The Butcher's Son
Steakhouse
The Butcher's Son sits inside the De Koninck brewery, sharing a building with a bakery, a chocolatier, and the butcher's shop where the chef once worked, which tells you something about how seriously he takes his sourcing. This is a Michelin-starred restaurant where red meat is the heart of it, though the kitchen drifts cheerfully into surf-and-turf territory. The industrial-loft room makes it feel looser than the cooking actually is.
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Rank 2. C.E.O. baas van het vlees
Steakhouse
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Rank 3. Maven
Steakhouse
An open grill and warm industrial bones anchor this Antwerp steakhouse in Antwerp's Zuid district, where the room does a lot of the work and knows it. Dry-aged cuts arrive from Belgium, Austria, Spain, Denmark, and Japan, and when the kitchen is focused, the fire cooking shows real depth. It landed on the World's Best Steak Restaurants list, which tells you the concept has weight. The crowd is stylish and the atmosphere genuinely magnetic.
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Rank 4. Butcher’s Dining
Steakhouse
The dining room sits inside a working butcher shop, which means the meat arrived here before you did and skipped the middleman entirely. This is a straightforward grill and stew restaurant where the menu leans heavily on aged cuts, offal, and slow-cooked classics. Beautifully marbled Simmental beef gets nothing but coarse salt, rosemary, and a béarnaise, which is the kind of restraint that only makes sense when the raw material is this good.
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Rank 5. Pur Boeuf
Steakhouse
A glass-walled maturing room full of aging beef greets you at the door, which tells you exactly where you stand. This is a steakhouse built around Blanc Bleu Belge, the hulking Belgian breed the chef grew up with on his family's cattle farm. The cooking leans modern without losing the plot, and a cheese and dessert trolley still makes the rounds, bless it. Good country to be hungry in if you're passing through the Lake Donk area.