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Best Steakhouse Restaurants in Loop (60606)

3 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: January 2026

Our Top Pick
Gibsons Italia
Italian steakhouse where serious pastas meet river and skyline views.

Notable Picks

$$$ Fulton River District
Gibsons Italia is a riverfront Italian steakhouse pairing gold-extruded pastas, Prime beef and seafood with skyline views from multi-level dining rooms. Downtown diners use it for client dinners, occasion meals and polished date nights where service and execution are tightly controlled.
Must-Try Dishes: Spicy Rigatoni, Cacio e Pepe, Roasted Mediterranean Branzino
What makes it special: Italian steakhouse where serious pastas meet river and skyline views.
$$$$ West Loop Gate
Bazaar Meat is José Andrés’ high-concept steakhouse in the Bank of America Tower, built around tasting menus, dry-aged vaca vieja ribeye and theatrical small plates. Diners lean on it for special-occasion splurges and pre-theatre nights when they want wagyu, caviar cones and a room that feels more like a stage set than a clubby chop house. Strong critical attention and a World's Best Steak Restaurants nod keep it on the short list for destination steak in the Loop.
Must-Try Dishes: Vaca Vieja Ribeye, Foie Gras PB&J, Caviar Cone
What makes it special: A theatrical, tasting-driven steakhouse where Spanish-inflected dishes, dry-aged beef and dramatic design turn dinner into a choreographed experience.
$$ The Loop
Kindling is a two-story, live-fire steakhouse in Willis Tower where chef Jonathon Sawyer runs steaks, seafood and shareable plates across a massive wood-fired grill. Office workers use it for business lunches, post-work cocktails and group dinners when they want something livelier and more flexible than a dark, formal steakhouse. Opened in 2023, it reads as the neighborhood’s newer, less buttoned-up option for flame-kissed steak frites and cocktails.
Must-Try Dishes: 10oz Steak Frites, World Famous Confit Chicken Wings, Wood Fired Seafood Salad
What makes it special: A newer live-fire steakhouse in Willis Tower where a huge wood grill, two-level layout and a cocktail-heavy menu make steak feel more like a downtown cookout than a hushed chophouse.