Best Steakhouse Restaurants in Magnificent Mile & Streeterville (60611)
6 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: January 2026
Our Top Pick
Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse
Classic Chicago steakhouse institution where oversized prime steaks meet big-night energy.
Notable Picks
8.9
Vibes:
Birthday & Celebration Central
Business Lunch Power Players
Group Dining Gatherings
Trendy Table Hotspots
Gibsons is the archetypal Gold Coast steakhouse, where hulking USDA Prime cuts, stiff cocktails, and a perpetual buzz draw locals, tourists, and celebrities into the wood-paneled dining room. Portions are oversized, the energy leans party-like, and decades of repeat business have turned it into a default choice for both celebrations and business dinners.
Must-Try Dishes:
W.R.'s Chicago Cut bone-in ribeye, Chicago-style bone-in filet mignon, Carrot cake slice
What makes it special: Classic Chicago steakhouse institution where oversized prime steaks meet big-night energy.
Vibes:
Luxury Dining Elite
Business Lunch Power Players
Group Dining Gatherings
Birthday & Celebration Central
Joe's brings the Miami-born stone crab legacy to River North, pairing a deep seafood program with a serious lineup of prime steaks. Diners mix bone-in filets and ribeyes with chilled shellfish towers in a clubby, white-tablecloth room that runs packed with business diners, special-occasion groups, and out-of-towners chasing a classic Chicago meal.
Must-Try Dishes:
16 oz bone-in filet mignon, Florida stone crab claws, Hash brown potatoes
What makes it special: A stone-crab-focused steakhouse where shellfish towers rival the prime beef.
#3
Steak 48
8.6
Steak 48 is a modern, high-energy steakhouse in River North, known for its glass-walled meat locker, sleek multi-room layout, and a menu that leans indulgent. Prime steaks, a long list of sides, and a deep wine list attract date-night couples and groups looking for a contemporary alternative to the old-school Rush Street institutions.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bone-in ribeye, Filet mignon with asparagus fries, Corn Crème Brûlée
What makes it special: Sleek, contemporary steakhouse where prime cuts meet a nightlife-adjacent vibe.
8.3
Tucked just off Michigan Avenue, Rosebud Steakhouse layers a classic Chicago steakhouse format with Italian-leaning comforts like cavatelli and a much-talked-about burger. The room runs more quietly than the marquee Rush Street spots, making it a dependable choice for date nights and low-key special occasions near the Mag Mile.
Must-Try Dishes:
Meats by Linz prime ribeye, Rosebud Steakhouse burger, Eight-finger cavatelli
What makes it special: Mag Mile-adjacent steakhouse mixing serious beef with Italian staples and a quieter room.
Worthy Picks
7.7
Set inside the InterContinental on the Magnificent Mile, Michael Jordan's Steak House leans into its namesake with sports-adjacent memorabilia and a menu of prime steaks and comfort sides. It’s less refined than the top-tier steakhouses but works well for hotel guests and fans who want a branded experience steps from Michigan Avenue shopping.
Must-Try Dishes:
Prime Delmonico ribeye, Garlic bread with parmesan fondue, Truffle mac and cheese
What makes it special: Celebrity-branded steakhouse marrying prime beef with a basketball-legend narrative.
7.6
Located in the Sheraton Grand Chicago in Streeterville, Shula's is a football-themed steakhouse built around Black Angus cuts and conventional sides. While the cooking can be uneven compared with the city’s top rooms, it remains a practical choice for convention-goers and hotel guests who want a straightforward steak dinner without leaving the property.
Must-Try Dishes:
48 oz porterhouse, 8 oz filet mignon, BBQ shrimp wrapped in bacon
What makes it special: Hotel steakhouse pairing big-format cuts with a 1972 Dolphins tribute theme.