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The 10 Best Steakhouses in Portland (2026)
Portland’s steakhouse scene combines long‑standing institutions and newer entrants, creating a range of dining options across neighborhoods. This list is built from Google review data and updated for 2026 using a Bayesian-style score that weights an establishment’s average rating by the number of reviews it has. The result highlights places that maintain high ratings while earning substantial customer feedback. We focus on measurable reputation rather than hearsay, so you can explore steakhouses across the city with a clearer sense of how peers have rated their experiences.
This ranking is computed from Google reviews (our method). Listings marked Partner are paid advertising spots: they sit alongside the ranking without changing its order.
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Brazilian House
Brazilian House tops our list thanks to an outstanding 4.9 Google rating supported by 231 reviews, giving it the highest weighted score in this group. Its classification as Brazilian and location on SE Belmont place it firmly within Portland’s southeast dining corridor. The combination of near-perfect scores and a solid review count pushes it ahead in our Bayesian ranking.
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Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse
Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse has a 4.7 rating based on 17,040 reviews and appears in the Steak category; the address places it in downtown Portland (SW 6th Ave).
17040 reviews
RingSide Steakhouse
RingSide Steakhouse carries a 4.7 Google rating with 2,567 reviews and is categorized as Steak; it sits on W Burnside in the West Burnside area.
2567 reviews
OX Restaurant
OX Restaurant shows a 4.7 rating from 1,974 reviews and is listed under the Argentinian category; its address is on NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd in Northeast Portland.
1974 reviews
Andina
Andina holds a 4.6 Google rating across 3,608 reviews and is classified as Peruvian; you’ll find it on NW Glisan in Northwest Portland.
3608 reviews
El Gaucho Portland
El Gaucho Portland posts a 4.6 rating with 1,722 reviews in the Steak category; its location is downtown on SW Broadway.
1722 reviews
Canard
Canard has a 4.6 rating based on 1,242 reviews and is listed as French; the restaurant is on E Burnside on Portland’s east side.
1242 reviews
Le Pigeon
Le Pigeon carries a 4.6 Google score from 1,161 reviews and is categorized as French; its address at 738 E Burnside places it on East Burnside.
1161 reviews
G-Love New American Kitchen
G-Love New American Kitchen holds a 4.6 rating with 769 reviews and appears under New American; it is located on NW 21st Ave in Northwest Portland.
769 reviews
Cassidy’s Restaurant
Cassidy’s Restaurant posts a 4.6 Google rating from 466 reviews and is listed in the Grill category; the address on SW Washington St places it downtown.
466 reviews
Frequently asked questions
How should I choose a steakhouse in Portland?
Consider the overall rating and number of reviews to gauge consistency, then factor in neighborhood convenience and the restaurant’s stated cuisine type. If you have dietary preferences or group needs, check menus and any stated seating or service options before booking.
What should I check before making a reservation?
Look for up-to-date hours, reservation policies, and whether they accept walk-ins or require deposits for large parties. Also confirm parking or transit options and any special instructions for arrivals to avoid surprises.
How much can I expect to spend at a typical steakhouse?
Prices vary widely depending on location, portion size, and whether you order starters or drinks, but steakhouses generally fall into a moderate-to-higher price range for an entrée-focused meal. Check the restaurant’s menu online or call ahead for current pricing.
How was this ranking compiled?
This list is based on Google review data updated for 2026 and uses a Bayesian-style score that weights each venue’s average rating by its number of reviews. That approach helps balance high ratings with review volume so places with very few reviews don’t outrank consistently rated businesses.