Best Steak Restaurants In London

JW Steakhouse in London is a great spot if you're looking for a delicious dinner. The restaurant features only the tenderest hand-cut selections of dry-aged prime beef. Stick around for a few drinks at their bourbon bar afterwards too.

The third UK opening by global restaurant brand STK Steakhouse, STK Stratford is a twist on the modern steakhouse boasting a chic lounge, an in-house DJ and insane happy hour deals every Monday through Friday. With a meaty menu filled with signature steak cuts like the New York strip, selections of wagyu and black Angus tomahawk, don't fret if you're not a beef lover; you can also nibble on savoury sides and banging desserts chaperoned by award-winning cocktails and wine.

Combining your favourite grill dishes and mezze of Turkish cuisine with full fire shows of cooking beef is Nova. But that's not all, as alongside the meaty choices there's also plenty of sushi to accompany - a double-whammy.

Looking for Wagyu steak in London? M Restaurant on Threadneedle and Victoria Street are equally as luxurious as they are big. Boasting a variety of favourites from six different countries, ranging from South African biltong to everyone's favourite Japanese cattle, there's a little something for everyone.

Offering a quintessentially English experience and coming in as a contender for the best steak in London, this gorgeous grill spot at The Rubens boasts plush, decadent interiors that will make for an elevated dining experience. The swish space thoroughly befits its menu of beautiful beef cuts and traditional British dishes, where meat-lovers can try grass-fed fillet steak and dry-aged Himalayan rib eye from a josper grill.

Sonya is a stunning Chelsea venue offering some premium cuts of meat for an affordable price, to be enjoyed with wine or cocktails. Think juicy wagyu and bavette steaks alongside grilled potatoes, fired broccoli, hand-cut fries and other mouthwatering sides.

Boxcar Bar & Grill is a charcoal grill-led restaurant that's sourcing the best of British, with seasonally changing ingredients across the menu. One thing that won't change, though? The quality of steak from local suppliers, including a choice of Scottish sirloin, Hereford ribeye and Angus fillet.

The Marylebone venue also boasts a range of sharing cuts, from Chateaubriand to Côte de Boeuf, as well as a specials board for something that little bit extra special.

Hailed as 'Soho's original smokehouse', few hold the notoriety of great steak in London quite like temper do. Bringing in their meat exclusively from British farms (pasture-raised), temper age their cuts in-house, butcher them on-site and cook over a fire pit, adding to the theatrics. With sides of beef fat potatoes and grilled hispi cabbage on hand, this is a memorable moment for meat-eaters in the city.

28 Well Hung is the restaurant on Old Street that's boasting a killer menu of eats, with a whole section devoted to steaks. Think bavette, onglet, tri-tip, top blade and ribeye, all with tasty toppings and sides, with the option to add organic chips.

The Guinea might be a traditional English boozer and London steakhouse, but it's also one of the best in the country. Their menu boasts steaks that include the finest Scotch beef, washed down by the highest quality beer and wine.

If you're looking for a snazzy restaurant with an impressive menu to boot, you'll want to give Steak and Company Gloucester Road and Piccadilly Circus a visit. The Kensington spot is renowned for its premium cuts of beef, although it also whips up lip-smacking burgers, schnitzels and more.

The Butcher's Tap & Grill is a chic boozer all about aged meat, with chefs who also serve as butchers, letting you choose your preferred cut and size of meat before working their magic. On the menu, you'll find everything from burgers, hot dogs, and sharing steaks to crispy mac and cheese bites, spicy sriracha chicken wings, and mouthwatering lamb fritters.

Moments from Leadenhall Market, The Factory House is a swish wine bar and steak eatery with an affordable meal available for the meat mad. Located in a transformed basement, the venue has a choice of delicious cuts, all cooked on a Josper grill, with a Surrey Hills sirlion steak with a choice of your side setting you back £29.95.

Serving Argentinian steak from a riverside perch in Richmond is Gaucho. Head on over to settle down in their classic monochrome interiors, topped off with iconic cow print and leather detailing, to tuck into prime cuts and sustainable steaks (with all their beef 100% carbon offset). Not in the area? Check out the Covent Garden location, of head on by in the summer months for a glorious setting by the water.

Slick spot Sagardi is whipping up some of the best steak in London. The Curtain Road venue specialises in Basque cuisine, sorting hungry carnivores out with a range of charcoal-grilled delights and signature side plates.

Ravenous for a ribeye? Boulevard Brasserie has exactly what you need. Whether you're craving a 16oz bone-in prime cut or succulent fillet, this venue has it all. As for the sides, get stuck into steamed broccoli, sauteed new potatoes and balsamic-glazed wild mushrooms.

When it comes to steak restaurants in Stratford and Covent Garden, you can't go wrong with a visit to STK (it's all in a name). From succulent Wagyu beef sirloin to classic cuts, all perfectly cooked and paired with parmesan chips and truffle mac 'n' cheese, this restaurant won't let you leave hungry thanks to a large menu where even a tomahawk at £98 is the norm.

Located in Bloomsbury, Oxford Street, Canary Wharf and Kensington, Scoff & Banter is a charming central London venue for drinking and dining. Stop by for one of their steaks, which comes with vine tomatoes and peppercorn sauce.

Offering a delicious selection of juicy steaks, this unique King's Cross venue can sort you for everything from a simple sirloin to a mammoth sharing platter of delicious meats. You can also enjoy bavette and chips with a glass of Chateau Reynier for just £20 or £15 for food only on Mondays.

The clue's in the title with this restaurant, which boasts locations across the capital, including Bloomsbury and Heathrow. Stop by the eclectically decorated spaces of Steak and Lobster London for a slap-up dinner of meat, seafood and fruity cocktails.

Walkers at Whitehall is one of the best steak places in London, perfectly combining amazing food whipped up using the freshest ingredients with a casual, laidback environment. Be sure to try the bavette cut served with chimichurri. 

The Lampery in the City of London are ticking all sorts of boxes with gorgeous interiors, a hearty British menu and fruity cocktails. The sleek spot is open all-day, kicking things off with big breakfasts and ending your night with one of their excellent steaks.

Get ready to sink your teeth into some seriously delicious steak (without breaking the bank) at Flat Iron Kings Cross. With unique cuts like beef belly, onglet, bavette, and chuck centre, this industrial-style spot is perfect for a casual night out. P.S. Don't forget to wash it all down with one of their signature craft beers.

Goodman in Mayfair is where it's at if you're looking to experience the best that New York steakhouses have to offer. But be warned - this intimate joint isn't for the faint of heart. They've got a meat-heavy menu with tons of different cuts to choose from like the Scottish fillet and New York strip, all the way from Nebraska to the UK.

At Blacklock, you can indulge in meaty dishes like 55-day aged beef rump, sixth rib-eye and lamb T-bone. Let's not forget their signature sides, from beef dripping chips to heritage carrots and hazelnuts; they're the stuff of legends. For a budget-friendly meal, head on down for Butchers Price Mondays to snag a wallet-friendly deal.

Basque-influenced and manned by Tomos Parry, Brat is a Michelin-star steak restaurant in London, serving up dishes that have been shown on TVs globally. It's known throughout the city as not only a spot for flame-grilled fish, but also glistening beef rib and a casual atmosphere in abundance, with a sirloin coming in at £66, but worth every penny.