America’s 50 Best Steakhouses
Love a good steak? Then these shrines to meat should be on your list.
Dec 2, 2015 | 10:15 am By Dan Myers
From grand Las Vegas carnivore temples helmed by world-famous chefs to old-school Middle-American chophouses where a ribeye is preceded by a visit to the salad bar, from clubby Chicago dining rooms loaded with mahogany and brass to New York institutions with now-household names, America has no shortage of great steakhouses. These are the 50 best.
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#35 Gene & Georgetti, Chicago
The poet Carl Sandburg called Chicago the “Hog Butcher for the World,” but its famous stockyards were long known as a source of great beef, too. Since 1941 this old-style Italian-flavored steakhouse (start your meal with Italian sausage and peppers, minestrone, or fried ravioli) has done beef proud. The steaks are broiled and dependably good; the bone-in filet mignon is not to be missed. A huge choice of non-steak items, including more than a dozen pastas and a fair amount of fish, is also served.
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