The Ranch in Anaheim is one part steakhouse, one part line-dancing saloon, and all parts a good time.

The Tam O’Shanter is an LA classic and great place to go if you want to eat prime rib and feel like you’re on “Game of Thrones.”

Dear John’s in Culver City will transport you back to the glamorous Old Hollywood era you wish you lived in.

The Old Place is an aptly named saloon in the Santa Monica Mountains that also happens to serve some of the best steak in LA.

American Beauty is a new steakhouse in Venice, and pretty much exactly what you’d expect from a Venice steakhouse - in the best possible way.

Napa Valley Grille is an American restaurant/wine bar in Westwood that's perfect for when you don’t want to drive six hours to the real thing.

Arroyo Chop House in Pasadena is the kind of steakhouse where you come for the meat, but stay for the excellent chocolate soufflé.

BOA is a terrible steakhouse on the Sunset Strip.

The Shelby is a restaurant and bar in Beverly Grove that serves good steaks and sandwiches.

Chi Spacca in Hollywood is one of our favorite places to get excessive in LA.

Castaway is a Burbank classic with mediocre food and a fantastic view.

Belcampo Meat Co. of Grand Central Market in Downtown LA is a butcher counter/takeout stand with a great burger.

The Golden Bull is a steakhouse off PCH in Santa Monica that’s been open on and off for almost 70 years.

APL is a fancy steakhouse that’s perfect for a throw-down meal in Hollywood.

Lawry’s might be a bonafide chain, but its original Beverly Hills location still has lots of magic.

Melvyn’s is an old-school steakhouse in Palm Springs that feels like perfectly-preseved Rat Pack relic.