The Top 8 Steakhouses Near PUBLIC West Hollywood
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Rank 1. Carlitos Gardel Argentine Steakhouse
Argentine Steakhouse
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Rank 2. Gwen
Steakhouse
Part Hollywood butcher shop by day, Michelin-starred steakhouse by night, Gwen is the rare place that pulls off both without blinking. Curtis Stone's Art Deco dining room, all crystal chandeliers and fireplace glow, fills with the kind of crowd that knows the difference between a good cut and a great one. The wood-fired steaks are the main event, sourced and aged with real seriousness, and the chef's counter is worth requesting if you can get it.
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Rank 3. Kali
Steakhouse
A Michelin-starred steakhouse on Melrose that went full Old Hollywood and somehow pulled it off. Red carpet, curtained dining room, serious cocktail bar up front, the whole bit. The crowd skews first-date and special-occasion, dressed just enough to feel like it counts. The steak is the point, the sides are not an afterthought, and dessert actually earns its place on the table.
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Rank 4. CUT
Steakhouse
Wolfgang Puck's steakhouse inside the Four Seasons is where Beverly Hills power brokers go to expense things that genuinely deserve it. The room is all banquettes and low lighting, and nobody's dressed down. Beef comes from Australia, the US, and Japan, so the menu reads like a very expensive geography lesson. Bring someone you're trying to impress, or at least someone who won't flinch when the check arrives.
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Rank 5. Matū
Wagyu Steakhouse
Wagyu at prices that won't make you put the menu down and quietly leave, that's the move at Matū, a Beverly Hills steakhouse that manages to feel romantic without being ridiculous about it. The beef comes from New Zealand, it's wood-fired, and it's genuinely as good as it sounds. The crowd leans date-night rather than expense-account, which keeps the whole vibe warmer than you'd expect for 90210.
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Rank 6. Fia Steak
Italian Steakhouse
An Italian steakhouse tucked into a sprawling courtyard wrapped in pine trees and strung with lights, Fia is the kind of place that makes you feel like you stumbled into the best party in Santa Monica. The crowd leans toward effortlessly dressed people celebrating something, or pretending they are. The menu looks straightforward until it quietly surprises you, which is very LA of it.
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Rank 7. Charcoal Venice
Steakhouse
A Venice steakhouse where nearly everything gets cooked over open fire, which sounds simple until you're sitting in a sleek concrete-and-booth room realizing this is not your dad's barbecue. The crowd skews local and linen-free, the kind of people who know good meat but wouldn't be caught dead in a stuffy steakhouse. The bar runs a busy happy hour, and the seasonal sides punch well above their weight.
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Rank 8. The Ranch
Steakhouse
This Anaheim steakhouse leans hard into the ranch aesthetic, which sounds corny until you're eating prime rib so tender it barely needs a knife, with scalloped potatoes bubbling away in a cast-iron skillet beside it. The menu is meat-forward but grounded by produce from their own farm, which keeps things feeling legit rather than themed. The crowd runs business casual with a side of belt buckle appreciation.