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Whether you’re a simp for some sirloin or more of a rib-eye guy, most carnivores out there will have their favourite cut of steak (we certainly do – check out our top choices from around the world).
Many more will also have their favourite restaurant – and there’s plenty out there to choose from. But if you’re just looking for a new place to try, or you’re someone who’s recently shed their vegetarian title, the World’s Best Steaks have just announced their roundup for 2024.
And the winner? It’s Parrilla Don Julio, a steak restaurant in the Palermo district of Buenos Aires. This place is a champion of great cuts of cattle, of course, but its menu also features vibrant local dishes and an expertly-curated wine list to match – yum.
Eight restaurants in London (such as Dorian, Aragawa and Lutyens Grill) and New York (including Cote, Beefbar and Gallaghers) made the top 101. Margaret in Sydney came in third place, but five other restaurants from the Australian city made the ranks, too, such as Bistecca and Kingsleys.
These are the 20 best steak restaurants in the world right now
- Parrilla Don Julio, Buenos Aires
- Bodega el Capricho, Jiménez de Jamuz
- Margaret, Sydney
- Cote, New York
- Carcasse, Koksijde
- I Due Cippi, Saturnia
- Laia Erretegia, Hondarribia
- Rockpool Bar & Grill, Sydney
- AG, Stockholm
- Cut at 45 Park Lane, London
- Victor Churchill, Melbourne
- Hawksmoor, Dublin
- Casa Julián, De Tolosa, Tolosa
- Asador Bastian, Chicago
- Los 33, Madrid
- Amaren, Bilbao
- Steer Dining Room, Melbourne
- Lana, Madrid
- Regina Bistecca, Florence
- Elisa, Vancouver
To view the full list in all its meaty glory, you can have a look at the World’s Best Steaks website here.
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