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

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

You wouldn’t want a Manhattan made by a 17 year old, so don’t trust your steaks to one either. Taylor’s Steakhouse has the experience.

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

The Royce is a fancy steakhouse inside the even fancier Langham Hotel in Pasadena, but it’s food is worth the price tag.

Both neighborhood hangout and special occasion spot, Charcoal is sometimes a bit confusing, but not when it comes to their very tasty food.

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

Bourbon Steak is a solid steakhouse at The Americana in Glendale with a daily Happy Hour that will save your life.

For bistro style burgers, steak, and meat with a mission, Belcampo in Santa Monica is a great option.

When you're near Manhattan Beach and the mood for steak, The Arthur J is your answer.

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

A dimly-lit Brentwood spot with an upscale steakhouse vibe.

Fleming’s is a very mediocre steakhouse, but has one of the best Happy Hours downtown.

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.

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