8 Best Steakhouses near Palo Alto

“love this place. might be expensive but worth it been com I ng here for years“

“Amazing food highly recommend“

“Very nice place.
If you eat as much as I eat then it is an awesome value.
Food was good except for some overcooked items, like chicken. If you stick to beef and lamb and request only rare meat you'll be happy. Sides and salads were good, but the generously salted beef is the star.Crunchy salt on a good slice of beef properly cooked I won't refuse.

A little less noisy than Fogo, that was nice.

The service was extraordinary. The meat delivery men all wear headsets, so if you want more of a particular cut they let it be known and the requested meat arrives shortly. Very friendly, attentive, professional staff.“

“the best brunch buffet In Bay area. amazing kitchen. 10 stars“

“Amazing food and excellent service!“

“Great food but expensive. It was a great treat for me. I did enjoy it.“

“I dined at Alexander's when it was in a different location and remembered it being really good. This time it's not as great as I remembered. Service from Victor was amazing though. The steaks, they were cooked perfectly but underseasoned. We ordered a few appetizers and we didn't care for the short rib or the Jamon iberico with buratta. It was really fun when you get Cotton candy at the end. They're very accommodating especially if you're celebrating something.“

“Lovely atmosphere & service was good. Recommend the bread, but know there's a charge for it (typically complimentary in TX steakhouses). They were out of prime rib, so we had the skirt steak with creamed spinach. Both were good, but the skirt steak had a teriyaki flavor, which I wasn't expecting. We also had the chicken picatta, & while it was good, it didn't have much of a typical lemon flavor, & it is only chicken & sauce on a plate. It has no pasta accompaniment, which is how we're accustomed to it being served. Overall, we were glad to try it, even though the food fell a little flat for us.“