Top 5 Steakhouses in Multnomah County

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Noble Rot
4.5
( 8 reviews )
Closed until 05:00 PM

1111 E Burnside St Fourth Floor, Portland, OR 97214, United States

“(Apologies for my camera, I skate and cracked the camera lol). Went and made dinner reservations online a day or so before. Super easy. Showed up, and got seated quickly. It is a beautiful little spot. The restaurant and bar is really nice. Menu was too good, hard to choose a dinner entree. I got the Hanger Steak with fries and it was phenomenal. Drinks were great. It was about $50/person for food and dinner. Skipping refills and dessert. I would come here again for any occasion! Can't wait to come back for summer time dining.”

Laurelhurst Market
4.5
( 8 reviews )

3155 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97214, United States

“The journey to this establishment, spanning approximately 40 minutes from our residence, proved to be time well spent. Our advance reservations ensured prompt seating upon arrival, even amidst a bustling atmosphere, where the quality of service remained uncompromised. The rustic ambiance exuded a charming simplicity, echoed by a concise yet appealing menu. The culinary experience delighted with its impeccable balance of portion sizes and quality, a testament to the attention to detail exhibited by the kitchen. The libations on offer were equally impressive, and the commitment to culinary excellence was evident throughout our visit. Notably, the establishment maintained a commendable standard of cleanliness, embracing a farm-to-table ethos. It's worth noting that the only minor drawback was the limited parking availability, necessitating street parking, a feature less favored by some patrons. Nevertheless, I wholeheartedly endorse this establishment and would highly recommend it to discerning diners seeking a memorable experience.”

Urban Farmer Portland
4.3
( 8 reviews )
Open until 10:00 PM

525 SW Morrison St, Portland, OR 97204, United States

“Spent a my birthday at The Nines and decided to embark on a culinary adventure at the Urban Farmer for breakfast. Now, calling the vegan/gluten-free options "scarce" would be an understatement—I ended up having a hot date with a bowl of oatmeal. Meanwhile, my non-vegan husband, on a mission to conquer his morning hunger, found his soulmate in the form of eggs Benedict. It's safe to say that one of us left with a belly full of oats, and the other with dreams of poached perfection. Let's just say breakfast was an interesting dance of dietary choices, and oatmeal emerged as the surprising star of our morning saga at the Urban Farmer.”

Arden Restaurant Portland
4.7
( 16 reviews )

417 NW 10th Ave, Portland, OR 97209, United States

“We celebrated Anh's birthday with a trip to Portland and booked a table at Arden based on a recommendation from Eater that it captured Portland's local flavor. Our night started with sitting around for 20 minutes with the menu. It wasn't due to indecision - we had quickly decided to open with the oysters and follow with the prix fixe since, at $70, the prix was quite reasonable. It just seemed like our server had lost track of our table. Luckily we weren't starving, but the wait was surprising since the dining room didn't seem particularly busy. The pf menu ended up including three snacks to open, plus the burrata and squash, the tagliatelle, the quail yakitori, and a finishing of cheesecake. Our meal was accompanied by a pair of decent cocktails, a wine pairing, and a lengthy wait between dishes. Our meal stretched to almost three hours for only 5 courses + oysters. We care more for food than service, though, so it wasn't a big deal. In general, we felt Arden's kitchen flourished with original ideas but missed a bit on the execution. Interesting pairings like burrata + squash + nutty salsa and quail + pears + lentils piqued our interest. However, not every dish hit its mark. We didn't even finish some of the snacks (which is rare for us). Anh in particular found everything too salty -- most especially the tagliatelle, which included bacon and briney clams in a salty ramen butter sauce. Some standouts from the pf menu included the quail yakitori, whose strong pear flavor balanced the richness of the sausage and quail, the smoked trout, and the cheesecake. We enjoyed the wine pairing as well - each wine felt thoughtfully selected. The oysters were also delicious, but raw oysters speak for themselves. Ultimately, our experience leaned positive, having ended with the two best dishes. But based on the heavy-handed salting, the chef's discretion with the prix fixe, and, to some extent, our time waiting, we likely won't be returning. This is a shame, since other menu items sound very enticing, like the cappelletti, pierogies, and scallops. We've learned though, that Arden's ideas sometimes shine brighter on paper than on the palate.”

Lakeside Bar And Grill
4.2
( 8 reviews )

6233 NE 78th Ct, Portland, OR 97218, United States

“I love this place. The staff is great and the food is amazing! It's located in the airport Radisson close to PDX. It's my home away from home right now due to a power outage.”

Top 5 Steakhouses in Multnomah County

In the heart of Multnomah County, Oregon with 5 spots, you'll find amazing Steakhouses, holding an impressive reviews with almost 48 reviews from people worldwide.