Best Steak Restaurants in Mid West

How on earth could this restaurant not be at the top of the Michelin Guide list for Houston. No place around here can be better!

We went for the Christmas buffet. When we walked in, we were a bit disappointed at the amount of food available. But we quickly realized, they were actually cooking and bringing out limited quantities at a time so the food was always hot, fresh and never had a chance to be overly done by sitting out at the buffet too long. The filet was the best I've ever had. The salmon was spectacular. And I loved the sweet potato pie for dessert. Overall a fantastic meal!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Mastro’s Steakhouse in Houston, TX, with my family, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. Upon arrival, we were greeted by an efficient and professional valet service, setting the tone for an evening of excellence. The ladies at the hostess station welcomed us with warm smiles, making us feel right at home. Our waiter was outstanding, providing attentive and knowledgeable service throughout the meal. We were fortunate to have the sommelier assist us in selecting an exquisite bottle of Pinot Noir that perfectly complemented our dinner. The food was simply delicious, showcasing the high standards Mastro's is known for. The ambience was elegant and sophisticated, truly reflecting the affluent atmosphere of Houston. I highly recommend Mastro’s Steakhouse for anyone looking for a remarkable dining experience. It’s the perfect place to celebrate special occasions or simply enjoy a fantastic meal with loved ones. We left with full hearts and satisfied appetites, already looking forward to our next visit!

I waitress was superb; she presented herself and the menu with professionalism

Always excellent - everything about a fine-dining restaurant. The special Opulence 4-course meal was great. I thought the oysters intro dish was too salty. The salad had more apples than usual. Steak and lobster were perfect. This is one of our most favorite splurges in Houston.