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The 11 Best Steakhouses in Toronto

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The best steakhouses in Toronto, according to the experts: World's 101 Best, Air Canada, and AAA have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Linny’s comes out on top.

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Prime Seafood Palace and SAMMARCO hold the next two places. AAA shows up on more of this list than any other guide, with Air Canada next.

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  1. Rank 1. Linny’s

    Steakhouse

    Steaks seared under an overfired broiler, then brushed with pastrami tallow butter: that's the move at Linny's, David Schwartz's fine-dining Jewish American steakhouse on Ossington. The mid-century dining room runs to white linen, golden light, and banquettes comfortable enough to make you order another round. The bar's eight seats have their own scene, with cocktails that fold deli ingredients into the classics in ways that are more clever than they sound.


  2. Follow the smell of barbecue down an alley stacked with firewood and you'll find the front door. Inside, Matty Matheson's steakhouse is all maple slats, a domed ceiling, and salmon-pink booths, which sounds like a lot until you're sitting in it. The menu moves from Sicilian crudo and tartares through big dry-aged cuts cooked on the grill, with vegetable sides that quietly refuse to be an afterthought. Krug by the glass, if you're in the mood.


    Address
    944 Queen St W, Toronto ON · Toronto
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 5:30 PM

    Tuesday 5:30 PM–10 PM

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  3. Rank 3. SAMMARCO

    Italian Steakhouse

    Oxblood leather banquettes, marble everywhere, and a cocktail trolley that arrives tableside bearing elaborate Martinis: Sammarco is Toronto's Italian steakhouse at full volume. The five Ontario dry-aged cuts are the backbone, sourced from Cumbrae's and treated simply, but the menu wanders into grilled sweetbreads and snow crab risotto for those who came for more than beef. The wine list runs long and expensive. Dress accordingly.




  4. Address
    65 Front St W, Toronto, ON · Toronto
    Hours

    Open now, until midnight

    Tuesday 11:30 AM–Midnight

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  5. Rank 5. General Public

    American Steakhouse


    Address
    201 Geary Ave, Toronto ON · Toronto
    Hours

    Open now, until 10 PM

    Tuesday 11 AM–10 PM

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  6. Rank 5. Harbour 60

    Steakhouse


  7. Rank 8. Jacobs & Co

    Steakhouse

    Aged white cheddar popovers land on your table minutes after you sit down, and coffee cake muffins follow you home. That's the bookend philosophy at this sleek, upscale steakhouse in CIBC Square, where the real business is a dry-ageing programme serious enough to earn a spot on the World's Best Steak Restaurants list. Cuts come from Canada, Japan, Australia, and beyond, and the Burgundy-heavy wine list is ready to make any of them expensive.


    Address
    81 Bay St Floor 4, Toronto ON · Toronto
    Hours

    Open now, until 10:30 PM

    Tuesday 11:30 AM–10:30 PM

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  9. Rank 10. Aera

    Steakhouse

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