Steakhouse
Charlie's Steak House
Uptown institution dating back to the Depression era, now run with chef Aaron Burgau, serving steaks on tin plates with classic sides.
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Creole steakhouses serving steaks in sizzling butter. 12 steakhouses and 5 butchers and suppliers listed, updated 2026-10-04.
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Uptown institution dating back to the Depression era, now run with chef Aaron Burgau, serving steaks on tin plates with classic sides.
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Old-school steakhouse on St. Charles Avenue, a partner restaurant of Desi Vega's, known for classic steaks and attentive service.
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Classic steakhouse in the CBD's Lafayette Hotel, open for about a decade, with a traditional lineup and a strictly observed dress code.
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Old-school steakhouse serving prime beef aged 28 days and cooked Pittsburgh-style, with live music.
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New Orleans-style steakhouse from the Brennan family, pairing steaks, including local and grass-fed cuts, with French sauces and Gulf seafood.
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Steakhouse spin-off of Galatoire's on Bourbon Street, led by chef Phillip Lopez, with steaks, tartare and inventive sides.
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French Quarter steakhouse known for its glass case of house dry-aged beef and a kitchen visible from the horseshoe bar.
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Family-owned Mid-City steakhouse opened in 1934, famous for butter-sizzled aged steaks and curtained private booths.
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Festive Argentine steakhouse from chef Adolfo Garcia, known for skirt steak and other parrilla cuts.
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Ski-lodge-styled newer steakhouse on Freret Street from the team behind Pigeon and Whale, serving filets, strips, ribeyes and beef Wellington.
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Upscale St. Charles Avenue steakhouse with a dry-aging cooler built into the bar and a floor-to-ceiling wine wall, serving steaks alongside Gulf seafood.
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Modern Uptown steakhouse from Doris Metropolitan founder Doron Rebi-Chia and chef Tal Sharon, built around an in-house butcher counter and a wood-fire grill with Middle…
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Family-run European-style butcher opened in 2023 by chef Sam McCord, selling USDA Prime, dry-aged and wagyu beef along with fresh seafood.
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Cajun-style specialty meat shop, an offshoot of a Baton Rouge business founded in 1994, selling steaks, sausages, stuffed meats and wild game.
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Old-World-style butcher and charcuterie counter from Link Restaurant Group whose in-house butchers make cured meats, sausages and fresh cuts.
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Family-owned West Bank Cajun specialty meat market (established 1994) known for its turducken, stuffed meats and house-made sausages, alongside ribeyes and filets.
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Fourth-generation family butcher shop on Esplanade Avenue, dating to 1925, known for its Italian sausage, stuffed chickens and pork chops and steaks cut at the counter.
Local tips
Prime has the most marbling, then Choice, then Select. Grocery stores mostly sell Choice; steakhouses and specialist butchers carry Prime.
Aged 21 to 60 days in a controlled cooler. It loses moisture, concentrates flavor and costs more per pound.
Leaner with a mineral, grassy flavor. Cook it a little less than grain-finished beef.
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