5 Best Steakhouses near Yuma

“We ate here twice staying in the area. Highly recommend!!! Breakfast & lunch was outstanding. Reuben was and fries were delicious. Fresh baked pie was delicious. Service friendly & fast.“

“Warm Greeting during social hour. Spectacular smoke show presenting the chef Eddie old fashioned. Phenomenal Seared Ahi hors d'oeuvre. Tender of the bar Sara arrived and prepared a delightfully fresh white linen. She offered pleasant family oriented conversation. I cannot wait for the opportunity to bring my wife to Wednesday night "Girl Dinner". Once social hour wrapped up and my steak order was placed, Sara offered a surly Cabernet pairing. The crème brûlée was to die for! Thank you Julieanna for making my work travels well worth the venture!“

“Karlie at the Radisson Market Grill in Yuma, AZ, was amazing. She made us feel welcome and served the best lemon drop I’ve ever tasted. Her exceptional service made our visit special. Thanks, Karlie & Luis !“

“We had an amazing dinner!!! Thanks to Alayna our server. She was kind patient and a real delight!!! She did everything right!! Thank you so much!! We will be back and we will for sure ask for Alayna!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“We almost missed out on the amazing food here. Sadly I’ve driven past this place for a year and a half, not stopping because I read the Google rating and reviews, giving it below 4 stars. Once again, my lack of faith in humanity is reinforced. How could anyone leave this establishment anything less than 5 stars is beyond me. There were comments in the reviews about it “being too expensive for the area”. I felt like this was the least expensive premium meal I’ve had in ages. All I can figure is that it’s the cheap, Canadian, med-tourists who come to get their dental work done because they cannot afford to have it done anywhere else leaving bad reviews. So Canadians, please don’t leave reviews for American restaurants. If you want to leave a review comparing Dunkin’ Donuts to Tim Horton, that’s acceptable. If you do insist, please put a capital “C” in the beginning, or at the minimum put “eh” at the end of every sentence so we can discount it from the rest of the reviews. Canadians don’t even eat good food. Their national dish is poutine; French fries covered in brown gravy. In all seriousness, my steak was incredible, and the best iceberg wedge I’ve ever had.“